Enjoying an elevated position with stunning views overlooking the North Downs, Windy Bottom is a commanding seven-bedroom home with beautiful interiors. Amid the three acres of grounds (STMS), there is a annex, outdoor kennels and huge potential for equestrian facilities and development stpp.

Enjoying views across the North Downs Windy Bottom is a fabulous family home that is also fantastic for entertaining. With its former stables, as well as potential for further development, the house still holds great potential. And its proximity to Maidstone and major road links makes it perfect for anyone who needs to travel.
The property itself is spacious throughout and the setting is absolutely beautiful with lovely views across the gardens into ancient woodlands and on the other side towards the North Kent Downs and Bluebell Hill.

Windy Bottom, which dates back to the 1930s, has been completely transformed by it's current owners to create the perfect home.

The interior of the home has been carefully designed so that spaces are light and airy. Rooms on different levels bring character, while carefully chosen fittings add style.

Boxed in cornices in the drawing room and dining room lend an air of elegance to the property. The sitting room, now on the first floor, enjoys beautiful views all year round and has a feature fireplace, which brings atmosphere during the winter months.
The master bedroom was originally the other main sitting room but this now makes a fantastic bedroom. It is just wonderful when I wake up there in the morning and look out towards the woodland.

Set in such an attractive location, Windy Bottom holds huge potential for anyone keen to enjoy leisure opportunities. With former stables on the grounds, the property could be developed for equestrian pursuits.

The beautiful garden at Windy Bottom offers peace and tranquillity, and the opportunity to be close to nature.
Mature, leafy trees offer plenty of shade, while the garden is also filled with sunlight and warmth on summer days.

Windy Bottom is situated on the edge of Detling village that offers local amenities including a post office, village store, church and public houses. From the house, it takes just four minutes to drive into Maidstone, which offers a comprehensive range of shops and amenities, including two mainline railway stations with services to London.
The location is also served by major roads, with both the M20 and the M2 within easy reach. From here, it is possible to drive into London or to head down to the south coast.
The Channel Tunnel is close by, and Dover and Folkestone are an easy drive for anyone who enjoys continental travel.

MATERIAL INFORMATION

Freehold
Council Tax Band: F
EPC Report: F
Broadband: Standard, Superfast & Ultrafast