The Old Village Hall

Exceptional detached period home dating from circa 1838, formerly the village school and later the Village Hall.

Specialist property marketing by Hobbs Parker The Villages

An exceptional detached period home, believed to date from 1838 and formerly serving as the village school and later the Village Hall, occupying a particularly private setting within this highly regarded village. The property is offered to the market with no onward chain.

• Occupies a particularly private setting in the sought-after village of Newchurch, with no onward chain.
• Built with traditional ragstone elevations and a Kent peg tiled roof, combining historic charm with modern improvements.
• Enjoys views towards the historic Church of St Peter and St Paul and direct access to the adjoining recreation ground.
• Features a spacious open-plan kitchen and dining room with exposed timbers, herringbone oak flooring, and a wood-burning stove.
• Generous main reception room includes a second wood-burning stove and French doors leading to a conservatory overlooking the gardens.
• Offers three substantial double bedrooms, including a principal suite with extensive fitted wardrobes and a second bedroom with en suite.
• Flexible ground-floor study with adjoining shower room could serve as an occasional fourth bedroom.
• Attractive low-maintenance gardens include lawns, a large terrace, mature hedging, and a substantial brick-and-timber pergola.
• Benefits from a large detached garage/workshop, ample private parking, and an excellent location near Romney Marsh, Hythe, New Romney, and Ashford International with fast links to London.
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