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Morry House East Sutton, Kent Morry House Morry Lane, East Sutton Kent Me17 3Dr MORRY HOUSE EAST SUTTON, KENT MORRY HOUSE MORRY LANE, EAST SUTTON KENT ME17 3DR DELIGHTFUL GRADE II LISTED FAMILY HOUSE IN A COUNTRY LANE SETTING WITH VIEWS OVER SURROUNDING FARMLAND. Ground Floor • Reception Hall • Drawing Room • Sitting Room • Dining Room • Kitchen/Breakfast Room • Study • Utility Room • Larder • Cloakroom • Exterior Cellar & Wine Store First Floor • Four Double Bedrooms with En Suites Second Floor • Substantial Bedroom 5 with En Suite Shower Room Gardens & Outbuildings • Lawned Gardens • Terraces • Timber Clad Studio/Garden Room DESCRIPTION AGENT’S NOTE Morry House is a delightful Grade II listed family home understood • Completing the ground floor accommodation is the spacious There is a right of access over the drive for Morry Lodge and the to date in part from the late 17th Century with 19th century contemporary kitchen/breakfast room, larder, utility room, farmland to the rear of the property. additions, situated in an elevated position amidst southerly facing cloakroom and entrance hall. gardens with lovely far reaching views over neighbouring farmland. • Two separate staircases lead to the first floor where there are This property has been extensively and sympathetically refurbished four double bedrooms, all with contemporary en suites. On the to a very high standard by the current owner. second floor there is an attic bedroom of excellent proportions Morry House benefits from a wealth of exposed timbers and with an en suite shower room and access to eaves storage. beams, good ceiling heights to the majority number of rooms, • The attractive gardens, lying to the east, south and west, feature quarry tiled floors, casement and sash windows, fireplaces to the gently sloping lawns and mature trees and shrubs. There are main reception rooms and wood burning stove to the sitting room. two paved terraces to the west and east of the house a raised, • The reception rooms comprise the south facing drawing room decked dining area and a studio/garden room. with open fire and French doors leading to a paved terrace; the • Morry House is accessed via a driveway to the north of the double aspect sitting room with wood burning stove and views house with parking for a number of cars. over the garden, an impressive and well-proportioned dining room with inglenook fireplace and a study with open fireplace. SITUATION Local & Comprehensive shopping: can be found in Headcorn, Motorway links: The M20 can be joined 4 miles away at Junction Maidstone, Canterbury and Ashford. Bluewater shopping is 8 giving access to Ashford International, Folkestone and Dover located just off the M25 Junction 2 (A2/M2). Ashford designer and the M25 for Heathrow and Gatwick Airports. Outlet is located at J9 off the M20. Mainline rail services: to London Charing Cross, London Bridge and Cannon Street can be found at Headcorn station or from DIRECTIONS Bearsted and Maidstone stations into Victoria. A high speed service from Ebbsfleet to London St Pancras takes about 16 – 17 Take the A274 through Headcorn towards Sutton Valence. After minutes. Eurostar trains are available from Ashford International. A about 4 miles turn right into Chartway Street. After approximately high speed service between Ashford and London St Pancras has 1.6 miles, as the road bends to the left, bear right, into Morry Lane a 37 minute journey time. and Morry House will be found after approximately 0.4 miles on Primary schools: Sutton Valence, Headcorn, Ulcombe and the left hand side. Lenham. State secondary and grammar schools: The Cornwallis Academy, Linton, Homewood School, Tenterden (Arts College), SERVICES Highworth Grammar School Ashford (Music specialist), Norton Knatchbull for Boys (Language College and offering the International Oil fired central heating via radiators, mains water, electricity and Baccalaureate) private drainage. Private schools: Sutton Valence Junior and Senior Schools, Dulwich Preparatory School at Cranbrook, Ashford School, VIEWING Benenden School, The King’s School Canterbury, Sevenoaks and OUTGOINGS Tonbridge Schools. Strictly by appointment with Savills on 01580 720161. Leisure/sporting facilities: A number of golf clubs including Maidstone Borough Council – 01622 602000. Tax band ‘H’ Leeds Castle, Rye and the world famous links at Sandwich, county If there is any point which is of particular importance to you, we cricket at Canterbury and Maidstone. Riding, walking and cycling invite you to discuss this with us, especially before you travel to in adjoining countryside. view the property. Attic bedroom Attic access 10.04 x 3.50 Gross internal area (approx.) 32'11'' x 11'6'' Restricted height Second floor © Trueplan (UK) Limited Bedroom Bedroom 4.88 x 3.33 5.17 x 3.41 16'0'' x 10'11'' Master bedroom 16'11'' x 11'2'' 4.24 x 4.24 13'11'' x 13'11'' First floor Bedroom 4.37 x 3.71 14'4'' x 12'2'' Kitchen/Breakfast room 9.47 x 3.73 Cellar Utility 31'0'' x 12'3'' access room Dining room Drawing room 9.40 x 4.98 5.66 x 4.22 Study 30'10'' x 16'4'' 18'7'' x 13'10'' 5.04 x 3.66 16'6'' x 12'0'' 3.46 x 3.20 11'4'' x 10'6'' Studio Studio 5.64 x 3.78 Ground floor 18'6'' x 12'4'' Sitting room Wine 5.42 x 4.24 store 17'9'' x 13'11'' Important Notice Savills Cranbrook Savills, their clients and any joint agents give notice that: 53/55 High Street, Cranbrook, 1. They have no authority to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not Kent TN17 3EE be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. [email protected] 2. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be 01580 720161 assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and Savills have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. Brochure Prepared October 2018 updated October 2019 Photographs Taken October 2018 & October 2019 CSJ/0514/171 savills.co.uk.
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