Wealdview Farmhouse is an extended and beautifully presented four-bedroom detached family home with the added benefit of a self-contained one-bedroom annex — ideal for multigenerational living, guest accommodation, or potential rental income.

Set within approximately ¾ of an acre of mature gardens and grounds, this impressive property enjoys uninterrupted, far-reaching views over open farmland and the stunning Kent countryside. Whether you're watching the seasons change from your back garden or enjoying peaceful walks in the surrounding area, this is a home that truly embraces rural living.

The main residence offers generous and flexible living space, thoughtfully extended to meet the needs of modern family life while retaining its character and warmth. Accommodation includes a welcoming entrance hall, multiple reception rooms ideal for entertaining or relaxing, a well-appointed kitchen/breakfast room, and four good-sized bedrooms including a master suite.

The one-bedroom annex offers complete independence, featuring its own entrance, kitchen, living area, double bedroom, and bathroom — perfect for extended family or visitors.

Outside, the property continues to impress with a double garage and driveway providing parking for numerous vehicles. The expansive gardens offer space to relax, play, or cultivate, with views that stretch as far as the eye can see.

This rare opportunity combines the tranquility of countryside living with excellent access to local amenities, schools, and transport links.

Location & Connectivity:

Set amidst rolling countryside, Wealdview Farmhouse offers the perfect blend of rural tranquility and modern convenience. Though surrounded by open fields and far-reaching views, the property enjoys excellent access to a range of well-connected towns, villages, and key transport routes.

Just 2 miles away, Paddock Wood offers a mainline station with services to London, as well as schools, supermarkets, cafés, and other everyday amenities.

Nearby Pembury (2.5 miles) features a welcoming village atmosphere with a primary school, local pubs, a park, and independent shops.

Tonbridge (4 miles) provides a wider selection of supermarkets, restaurants, leisure centres, and both state and Grammar schools, along with rail links to Charing Cross and London Victoria.

For even more extensive shopping, dining, and cultural experiences, Tunbridge Wells lies only 5 miles away, home to The Pantiles, a historic theatre, and a broad mix of boutiques and eateries.

Sevenoaks (11 miles) further enhances the area’s appeal, offering excellent schools and fast rail connections to London, making it a popular choice for commuters.

The A21 is close by, providing a direct link to the M25, while the coast – including Camber Sands and Rye – is within a 45-minute drive.

MATERIAL INFORMATION
Freehold
EPC Report: E
Council Tax Band: F
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