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Snoadstreet Manor Throwley Faversham Distinctive Country Property Country Houses Distinctive Country Property Snoadstreet Manor Throwley Faversham DISTINCTIVE COUNTRY PROPERTY Country Houses DISTINCTIVE COUNTRY PROPERTY www.hobbsparker.co.uk Snoadstreet Manor Throwley Faversham, Kent ME13 0JN A remarkable Grade II* Listed country manor house with good ceiling heights and a number of handsome rooms of significant character arranged over three floors. The property is surrounded by unspoilt countryside typical of the North Downs and with no close neighbours. In all about 2.75 acres Guide Price £1,150,000 The House • Entrance Lobby • Kitchen/Breakfast Room • Dining Room • Drawing Room • Snug • Cloakroom • Boiler Room • Study • Solar/Morning Room • 5 Bedrooms • 2 Bathrooms • Oil-fired central heating/Aga Gardens and Land • Lawned gardens • Light woodland • Poultry garden • Box garden • Pretty courtyard • Driveway • Garaging • Storage • Extensive gardens The Land • Separate paddock/field Communications • Ashford International (HS1) - 10 miles • Faversham (HS1) - 6.5 miles • Canterbury (HS1) - 13 miles • M2 motorway - 5 miles • M20 motorway - 8 miles Situation Snoadstreet Manor is situated in a rural location surrounded by farmland typical of the North Downs yet surprisingly accessible to the surrounding towns of Faversham, Ashford and Maidstone along with the Cathedral City of Canterbury. The house is situated within just a couple of miles of the A251 which provides an efficient link with both the M2 motorway (Junction 6), the historic town of Faversham and the thriving market town of Ashford with its International Station (Eurostar) and 38 minute High Speed rail services to London St Pancras. These services are also available from Faversham and Canterbury at slightly greater journey times. The surrounding area is well served by an excellent choice of schools both in the state and independent sectors including grammar schools, and local facilities can be found in the nearby village of Challock and Charing. The surrounding countryside supports a number of leisure pursuits with many walking routes, bridle paths and sporting activities available. Snoadstreet Manor A fine example of a country manor house combining historic character with a handsome and imposing appearance. Despite having 15th Century origins and some fascinating historic character, the accommodation is both practical and flexible having good ceiling heights and plenty of light. The accommodation is arranged over three floors and includes three ground floor reception rooms along with a beautiful first floor morning room which could easily be used as an incredible master bedroom suite of rooms. From the staircase on the way to the second floor is a study with good quality fitted office furniture creating a comfortable home working environment. The second floor suite of rooms could be arranged as an apartment perhaps for a nanny or au pair, if required. Gardens Snoadstreet Manor is approached from the road via a timber five bar gate opening onto a hard driveway leading up to the right hand side of the house with ample space for parking and turning. At the head of the driveway is a detached brick built double garage building and workshop with some old stables. To the right of the driveway is an area of garden beyond which is the paddock (about 1.6 acres). On the opposite side of the drive there are further gardens extending to the very handsome front of the house with further lawns on the opposite side. As the gardens extend away from the house there is a lightly wooded area currently used as a poultry garden. Towards the back of the garden is a further area of trees extending around to a delightful box garden with a very pretty and spacious courtyard ideal for outdoor entertaining/dining. The Land Beyond the gardens to the far right hand side of the house is an adjoining area of paddock or field extending to about 1.6 acres. The land is private and enclosed and could potentially have a new access created to the nearby lane. Services Mains water and electricity are connected. Oil fired central heating/Aga. Private drainage. Directions From the M20 motorway (Junction 9) follow signs towards the A251 in the direction of Faversham. Follow the A251 up onto the North Downs eventually arriving at the roundabout in the village of Challock adjacent to the Halfway House pub. Continue straight over the roundabout and proceed for about 1.5 miles before turning left at the staggered crossroads (opposite the turning for Shottenden) into Faversham Road whereupon the property will be found on the right hand side after about 1 mile. Alternatively, the A251 can be accessed from the M2 motorway (Junction 6). Proceed in the direction of Ashford through the hamlet of North Street passing Sheldwich Church on the left hand side and continue through the hamlets of Badlesmere and Leaveland before turning right at the staggered crossroads (opposite the turning for Shottenden). Viewing Strictly by appointment only (Ref: C1135) Country Houses DISTINCTIVE COUNTRY PROPERTY www.hobbsparker.co.uk Snoadstreet Manor Throwley Faversham, Kent ME13 0JN Grazing 1.6acres Garden 1.2acres © Crown Copyright 2016. All rights reserved. Licence No: 100003688 Ashford Office Tenterden Office Romney House 9 The Fairings Orbital Park Oaks Road Ashford TN24 0HB Tenterden TN30 9QX hobbsparker.co.uk 01233 506220 01580 766766 © Crown Copyright 2016. All rights reserved. Licence No: 100003688 Grazing 1.6acres Garden 1.2acres Country Houses DISTINCTIVE COUNTRY PROPERTY www.hobbsparker.co.uk Are you planning to sell your house? Not everyone needs to sell their house in order to buy, At Hobbs Parker, we have specialist agents within Country Houses, but the reality is that the majority of us do! Ashford Homes, The Villages, Tenterden Homes and Equestrian Properties with dedicated valuers specialising in these properties. Maybe you are in the early stages of looking for suitable properties, and need an accurate valuation of your home, and maybe some advice to With over 160 years of experience in Ashford and its surrounding help you with your plans – I would be pleased to help. 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