Council tax band: G
WATERMAN QUARTER
Occupying a rural position in a small hamlet one mile from Headcorn, this attractive unlisted character home is believed to date from the 1600s with later additions and has much to offer. A fusion of the old and new, the property exhibits many period features from exposed beams to red brick floor and inglenook fireplace whilst enjoying the 21st century convenience of the kitchen and bathrooms.
The house sits in park-like grounds of approx. 0.6 acres, with a double garage with home office above, garden room, detached period studio, Shepherd’s Hut and a stable block.
Being on the outskirts of Headcorn, the house is a short drive to the mainline station with trains taking an hour to London Bridge and convenient for the main road network.
Maidstone Borough Council – Council Tax Band G
EPC Rating: E
Headcorn offers a variety of shops including a small supermarket and other everyday amenities such as banking, sporting and recreational facilities and a modern medical centre.
As well as the local primary school there are excellent secondary schools including Grammar Schools in Maidstone, Tonbridge, Tunbridge Wells and Ashford serving the area.
There is a mainline station at Headcorn provides services to London Charing Cross and nearby Ashford for the high speed link to London (35 mins) and Europe. The M20 is approx. 11 miles away.

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