“If houses could speak, this fine Grade II Listed house would have many stories to tell. Steeped in character and in a prominent position in the village with large garden and scope for refurbishment.”
“This is a very pretty cottage with some surprisingly generous dimensions.”
“I think this bungalow has great potential and a really lovely west facing garden.”
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“A sought after Rogate development in a popular North Downs village.”
“This is an impressive home in excellent condition and being a short stroll to the village train station is appealing to me.”
“What a fabulous location this cottage enjoys and the extra garden enhances the appeal further.”
“With 2300 SqFt of accommodation, this must be the largest apartment I've visited for several years.”
“Bungalows in Forgefield are always sought after and I think this one feels very homely.”
“I think the conservatory not only compliments the living space, but is equally lovely to enjoy the beautiful garden.”
“Following two extensions, this home offers more floorspace than most 4 bed detached homes and as always, the south-facing garden is a must have for me.”
“I don't know if there is a more charming combination than a pretty period cottage with a garden with so much to explore.”
“I suspect the generous garden with views over adjoining farmland and the large garage will prove especially popular here.”
“I think Finberry is one of the more popular rural developments surrounding Ashford.”
“This cottage is set in a private rural position on the outskirts of a popular village.”
“These bungalows rarely come on to the market, the owner lived here for 50 years! With a lovely sunny rear garden and flexible accommodation, I can see why.”
“The current owners have done a brilliant job of remodeling and renovating this place.”
“There are a few pretty cottages in this village but not all are as well maintained as this one. I particularly like the way the garden opens up at the rear adjoining the fields.”