A charming Grade II listed detached bungalow nestled near-by an eclectic mix of established large exclusive-style homes constructed by the well regarded 'Jarvis' developers. The bungalow's exterior features traditional architecture. This charming property found behind a Ragstone wall, is finished in a dark-weather board with timber framed windows. The courtyard to the front elevation provides parking for 2/3 cars, as well as providing access into the homes double garage with electric up & over door.

Inside, it boasts spacious rooms with original features such as exposed timbers and stripped wooden doors. It's truly a rare find to discover the number of rooms/bedrooms on offer here. The property is steeped in rich history, and is thought to date back prior to WW2, previously utilised as a base for the US AirForce during D-Day. Via the inner porch, you will find a generous reception room boasting double doors that open out into the rear garden. There's a focal fireplace with wood-burning stove and an abundance of windows flooding this room with natural light. Across the hall you'll discover not only a well proportioned country style kitchen offering a real stable door into the rear garden, but generous dinning room accessed via a charming archway, ideal to dine as a family.

Traditionally, the layout of the bungalow is as expected, there is a long hall, that stretches from the kitchen to the final bedroom. There are access doors to all rooms, including, beds 2 & 3, W/C & Family bathroom too with separate shower & corner bath ensuring there are no que's for the loo in the morning. At the far end of the home is the generous principle bedroom that offers not just it's own en-suite as well as a double cupboard & separate utility area too.

The bungalow sits on a large plot, ideal for gardening enthusiasts. The lush garden includes mature trees & a number of flower beds plus an open lawn for outdoor activities. At the heart of this serene space, there's a pond, a focal point that attracts wildlife, providing a peaceful retreat. The garden also offers a sectioned area to the rear, that perhaps could be utilised further STPP is nessacery.

This type of property offers a blend of modern living with the comforts of a beautifully maintained period home, providing the new owner with a lifestyle change, whilst being in touch with Ashfords amenities, and Chilmington green expansion with future amenities due to be opened 24/25.

The home is positioned on the Chilmington Green Road, which stretches from the Ashford Rd/Great Chart bypass & Stubbs Cross. The Barn is situated approximately 3 miles to the south-west of Ashford which provides extensive facilities. The delightful Wealden town of Tenterden is about 9 miles away and offers a range of specialist shops together with Waitrose and Tesco supermarkets, sports centre and swimming pool. There are good schools locally, both in the independent and state sector, including grammar schools. Ashford International Station offers regular commuter services to the City of London taking just over 37 Mins from Ashford. Eurostar offers access via Brussels, Paris and Lille to the Continent. There are excellent road communications, with the M20 Junction 9 about 4 miles away, giving access to the motorway network and to Heathrow and Gatwick airports. Buyers should be aware of 'The Hamlet' which is a neighbouring development constructed. We encourage all buyers to seek advice & rely on own local research with regards to near-by further developments.

Buyers note: Oil fired central heating, Klargester sewage treatment system, wooden clad exterior which requires on-going treatment. Positioned along a main road. Grade II listed, EPC Exempt.