Renovated in 2007 Coldred Place lies in the small historic village of Coldred. It is set in an acre of garden adjacent to the local farmer’s paddock and fields. Built in the Georgian style for a Kentish coal mine manager in 1902, it stands in its own grounds with a large lawn, mature trees and a flagged terrace facing south.

The house is light, spacious and beautifully proportioned. It has been decorated and furnished to make the most of the high ceilings and natural light. Floorboards have been stripped back and original period features restored.

It is now equipped with best of modern conveniences, central heating and a large pressurized hot water tank to feed the freestanding baths and generous showers.

The house provides plenty of room to socialize or to find a quiet corner to pass your time. Upstairs are four serene bedrooms, carpeted, comfortable, fresh and bright, with sash windows overlooking garden or neighbouring paddock.

Perfect for a family get together or bunch of friends: a rural retreat within reach of London and a short hop across the Channel to France. Canterbury is a 15 minute drive and sandy beaches not much further. Dover Castle is up the road, walks radiate from the door and the village pub is within staggering distance along a public footpath.