A charming Grade II-listed cottage with equestrian facilities for three horses in lovely Kent countryside needs a new owner to move in.
Holly Tree Cottage can be found in a rural yet accessible position on the fringes of the village of Egerton, which is a Historic village with magnificent views across the Weald of Kent and Ashford valley. It lies seven miles from the market town of Ashford.
Local equestrian centres to check out include: White Horse Farm EC (23 miles), ColdBlow EC (12 miles) and Cobham Manor (11 miles).
Hit the cross-country course at Bonfleur this summer, which is just over 30 minutes away (16 miles) in a horsebox.
Like to hunt? Head out with the East Kent or the Ashford Valley.
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Kent Showground is just over 14 miles from the village of Egerton.
Offered for sale by Fine & Country, this cosy cottage comes with a guide price of between £1.1m and £1.15m.
Welcome to Holly Tree Cottage. The property sits within three acres of land and offers panoramic views over the neighbouring farmland and surrounding countryside.
The equestrian facilities include three stables, a tack room, hard standing and an outdoor manège. There is also good road access so there are plenty of hacking opportunities.
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The home is a pretty cottage with four bedrooms in total. It stands within beautifully arranged formal gardens, predominantly laid to lawn with a range of mature specimen trees and flower beds. There is a productive vegetable garden and brick paved terrace.
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There are many period features throughout, with ancient timbers adorning many of the ceilings and walls, a quaint country style kitchen/breakfast room, a separate utility room and a dining room featuring an imposing Dragon Beam and inglenook fireplace.
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The rooms are large and spacious, and welcome lots of natural light through the windows, many of which look out over the gardens and grounds.
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