This unique detached cottage, dating back to the 16th or 17th century, presents an exceptional renovation opportunity within a serene setting in Hoath, near Canterbury. The property is nestled on approximately 3 acres of land, featuring expansive paddocks and thoughtfully landscaped gardens. While it has been cherished by the same family for years, it now awaits modernization and refurbishment, allowing investors and homeowners to enhance its character and functionality significantly, including exploring possibilities for further development with the necessary planning permissions.
The layout includes an entrance hall leading into a fitted kitchen/breakfast space with a walk-in pantry, a family bathroom on the ground floor, and two spacious double bedrooms upstairs—with one offering an en suite cloakroom. Outside, mature gardens wrap around the cottage and include trees, shrubs, an ornamental pond, and a brick-built well. Additional structures present include a detached garage and a former Nissen hut, with ample parking available. There is also exciting potential for equestrian use with adequate space for stables and a riding arena (pending planning approval).
The village of Hoath provides a quaint community atmosphere along with essential local amenities such as a primary school, church, public house, and access to picturesque countryside trails ideal for outdoor activities. Canterbury's vibrant city life is just six miles away, bringing shopping centers like Whitefriars along with diverse dining options. Transport links are excellent; the nearby A299 connects easily to major roadways, while high-speed train services from Canterbury West reach London in under an hour. This property not only offers modern living potential but also places you within easy reach of both urban conveniences and natural beauty.