This Grade II listed period property exudes charm and character, showcasing architectural features that reflect its rich history and offering extensive accommodation of over 6,000 square feet. The property is believed to have been built in the 15th century, with later additions and was previously owned by Alice Bowes-Lyons. It is rumoured that the late Queen mother had been known to play in the 20 acres of gardens, which were designed by Octavia Hill, co-founder of the National Trust. The house is approached through gates and along a driveway with views of the gardens and the River Darent, which feeds to a pond. Here sit the garages and garden store, with two self contained flats above. The main house is located further along the driveway. The detached Oast House sits alongside the main house. MAIN HOUSE: Ground Floor: Entrance hall, drawing Room, studio, dining Room, kitchen, utility, 2 cloakrooms, Bedroom with ensuite shower. Attached annexe with reception room, kitchen, bedroom and shower room. First floor: Master bedroom with ensuite bathroom, dressing room, 5 further bedrooms, family bathroom, shower room, upstairs sitting room/bedroom. Second floor: Double bedroom and separate bathroom. SELF-CONTAINED FLATS & GARAGES: Ground Floor: Garaging and garden stores. First Floor: 2 flats each offering 2 bedrooms, kitchen, sitting room and bathroom. OAST HOUSE: In need of renovation Ground Floor: Storage room, bathroom (approached via staircase from first floor). First Floor: Bedroom with fireplace. GROUNDS: Gardens and ground extending to approximately 20 acres. Mains electricity/water Heating: Oil fired Drainage: Private to a cesspit Local Authority: Sevenoaks District Council Council Tax Band: H EPC rating: E Tenure: Freehold