The Street, Great Chart, Ashford

A distinguished Grade II Listed village residence with coach house annexe potential.
An Important Village House occupying a commanding and central position within the sought-after village of Great Chart, The Cottage is an imposing and historically significant Grade II Listed detached residence believed to date from the 17th century.
Constructed of red brick with part tile-hung and part rendered elevations beneath a Kent peg-tiled roof, the house is instantly recognisable by its distinctive gabled dormers and elegant Dutch-gabled porch, complete with cartouche bearing the crest of the Toke family of nearby Godinton Park
Set within a generous garden plot the property combines architectural gravitas with refined modern living, having been carefully and comprehensively refurbished by the present owners over the past 16 years.
The accommodation unfolds from a welcoming central hallway, offering both symmetry and flow, perfectly suited to modern family living while retaining its period soul.

The principal lounge is a room of considerable character and atmosphere. A beautifully restored inglenook fireplace forms the focal point, now housing a log burner that provides warmth and visual drama in equal measure
The dining room sits conveniently off the hallway and features double doors opening directly into the entrance hall, allowing for both formal entertaining and easy day-to-day circulation.
The kitchen has been thoughtfully designed to blend period integrity with contemporary practicality.
Importantly, the kitchen opens seamlessly into a breakfast room, creating a sociable open-plan arrangement ideal for modern living.
The first floor provides four well-proportioned bedrooms, each with its own character. Occupying the top floor, the impressive master suite provides a private and luxurious retreat.