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This grade II period cottage (circa 1740 and later rebuilt in the early 19th century) sits beside the river Darent with uninterrupted views across the river and the historical medieval hump back bridge.
The accommodation is arranged over two floors. The double aspect beamed sitting room has views across to the river and there is an open fire inglenook style with a bressumer beam which is reputed to have originated from Hever Castle. The dining room which overlooks the garden to the rear is open plan to the kitchen and utility room. The utility room has access to the downstairs cloakroom. There are two bedrooms and a spacious bathroom on the first floor and access to the loft space. The walled courtyard garden to the rear is secluded with rear access.
The accommodation is arranged over two floors. The double aspect beamed sitting room has views across to the river and there is an open fire inglenook style with a bressumer beam which is reputed to have originated from Hever Castle. The dining room which overlooks the garden to the rear is open plan to the kitchen and utility room. The utility room has access to the downstairs cloakroom. There are two bedrooms and a spacious bathroom on the first floor and access to the loft space. The walled courtyard garden to the rear is secluded with rear access.
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