Found on Ball Lane, Kennington, this charming period home believed to date back to the early 17th century is a stunning example of a three bedroom, detached Grade II listed property. Ball lane is ideally situated on the edge of Ashford town with the immediate area offering country walks, The Old Mill Pub and Stubbs restaurant. Internally the property an entrance leading to a welcoming reception room complete with a brick built inglenook fireplace and log burning stove. To the left as you enter is the downstairs bedroom. The terracotta tiled flooring throughout the original part of the property flows through to the dining area offering a beautiful vaulted ceiling and exposed brick wall. A sliding barn door from the dining room opens into the vaulted kitchen and adjoining utility, featuring bold slate tile flooring. The kitchen includes extensive cabinetry with wooden countertops, a Butler sink, built-in range cooker, and a breakfast bar. From here, you can enjoy views of and access to the garden. The ground floor is completed with the convenient utility room and bathroom. The first floor offers two well proportioned bedrooms with the master bedroom benefitting from a WC.

The property also boasts a newly installed combination boiler, water softener, and updated electrics.

A block-paved driveway leads to the house and a detached garage/workshop with electricity. The front is bordered by a low red-brick wall and gate, with stocked flower beds and a natural stone path leading to the entrance. A section of level lawn sits beside, along with a practical shed, and colourful borders enhance the home's charming exterior.

The lawn extends around to a spacious, south-west facing rear garden, bordered by white picket fencing and surrounded by mature trees and established herbaceous borders. A block-paved terrace and circular seating area offer perfect spots for outdoor dining.

The property has brick and block construction and has had no adaptions for accessibility.

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Location Summary

Fast becoming a popular place to call home, particularly for commuters; Ashford benefits from a Central Kent Location with great transport links to London via HS1 in under 40 minutes and the Port of Dover via the M20. Ashford also benefits from a vast array of shopping locations including the County Square, Mcarthur Glen Designer Outlet and Eureka Park. With award winning developments taking place and ample surrounding countryside, Ashford really is the place to be right now.

Room Sizes
Ground Floor Leading to

Lounge 11' 9" x 11' 8" (3.58m x 3.56m)

Dining Room 13' 4" x 11' 1" (4.07m x 3.38m)

Kitchen 15' 0" x 10' 0" (4.58m x 3.05m)

Utility Room With storage space

Shower Room With a shower, hand wash basin and toilet

Bedroom 11' 9" x 10' 0" (3.58m x 3.06m)

First Floor Leading to

Bedroom 12' 4" x 12' 1" (3.76m x 3.69m)

Bedroom 12' 8" x 10' 5" (3.87m x 3.18m)

WC With a hand wash basin and toilet

Ashford Area Guide

At the heart of the “Garden of England” Ashford was once a historic market town, and it continues to be a hive of activity due to significant investment, development and expansion in recent years. Surrounded by Kent’s rolling hills and picturesque villages, Ashford offers a blend of town and countryside living. Ashford is one of the fastest-gr