A wonderful opportunity to acquire a period cottage brimming with beams, exposed timbers and characterful features throughout. The property, which is Grade II* Listed and therefore EPC exempt, is offered for sale free of any forward chain and occupies an elevated location in Groombridge's old town, located in Kent, overlooking the village's green and close to The Crown Inn and St John's Church. The area abounds with foot and bridle paths into neighbouring countryside, there is nearby access to the grounds of the 120 acre Burrswood Estate, which was part of Groombridge Place until a "family division" in 1788, and subsequently purchased by David Salomons in 1832 who then commissioned a young Decimus Burton who designed the dwelling which now forms the principal hospital building. Down the hill and about 0.25 of a mile away are Groombridge village's amenities including a Post Office, independent bakery, a well stocked general store (open 7 days a week). The accommodation itself comprises to the ground floor, a living room open to a dining area, rear kitchen and a turning stairs to the first floor where there are two bedrooms, a bathroom and a separate WC. With gas fired central heating, the property has two areas of 'Flying Freehold' with the first floor of No. 4 wrapping over the dining area and the larger bedroom of No. 5 being over the reception space of No. 6. From the kitchen door, there is a paved pathway that leads to the rear and affords access to a small detached seating area.

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