This Grade II listed farmhouse, constructed in 1752 by Sir Thomas Farnaby, presents a unique opportunity for renovation and investment. The property features an appealing blend of mellow stone elevations and tile hanging under a pitched hipped roof. While the interiors are characterized by their period charm, including exposed timbers and spacious inglenooks, they are in need of modernization to unlock their full potential.
The layout spans three floors, offering generous living spaces with good ceiling heights that enhance the sense of light throughout. The kitchen/breakfast room boasts a traditional flagstone floor and an inglenook fireplace with an adjacent bread oven, providing a nostalgic touch for culinary enthusiasts. Four well-proportioned reception rooms offer ideal settings for both everyday living and entertaining, each benefiting from natural light.
The house accommodates six bedrooms, including two ensuite options on the first floor along with a versatile third bedroom currently serving as an office. Additional bedrooms on the second floor enjoy lovely views overlooking the surrounding gardens and grounds. The characterful cellar is divided into three chambers, adding further utility to the property.
Brittains Farm is nestled within its own 3.4 acres of land behind a ragstone wall, providing a private sanctuary rich in wildlife. The gardens display distinct areas—lawns bordered by mature shrubs and trees—while a small stream adds to the tranquil atmosphere. There's also a walled garden featuring a dilapidated swimming pool, presenting creative landscaping possibilities.
The outbuildings add significant value to this property; many are listed and include a large detached barn dating back to the 15th century, alongside additional structures like a haybarn/garage and coach house. These spaces could serve various purposes depending on your vision.
Situated conveniently near Sevenoaks town center, Brittains Farm benefits from easy access to essential amenities—including shops, cafes, restaurants, and cultural facilities such as the Stag Theatre/Cinema. With Sevenoaks mainline station just minutes away, commuting to London Charing Cross/Cannon Street takes approximately 35 minutes.
Local recreational opportunities abound with golf clubs like Wildernesse and Knole Park nearby, as well as extensive walking trails through Knole Park’s 1,000 acres of deer park. The area is known for its outstanding educational institutions ranging from renowned schools such as Sevenoaks School to various prep schools and grammar options in surrounding towns.
Overall, this farmhouse not only holds historical significance but also offers substantial renovation potential in an enviable location—a promising prospect for investors seeking to create
