#beams
We love exposed beams at Hobbs Parker. Many of these properties for sale will also be period or listed properties.
Alex Davies
I'm very lucky to have sold hundreds of historic properties over the years. Many of these have been timber-framed farmhouses and barn conversions. I never tire of the wonderful craftsmanship. We once sold a house where a complete barn had been painstakingly moved from Challock to Mersham and you could still see the architect's markings showing how the frame was reconstructed.
Well appointed country property, 6.30 acres
- Extensive equestrian facilities
- Traditional oak framed 5 bedroom barn
- Detached 2 bedroom cottage
A truly 21st century country house, 9.50 acres
- Accommodation over four floors
- Character features & modern comforts
- No near neighbours
Former Kentish Hall House, 1.02 acres
- Carefully renovated using Cox Restorations
- Significant light coloured beams & timbers
- Good ceiling hieghts, light and airy
4000 sq ft of accommodation, 1.20 acres
- Grade II Listed character house
- Galleried Reception Hall
- Exposed timbers
Period farmhouse and cottage annexe, 3 acres
- Drawing Room with Inglenook
- Dining Room
- Study and Snug
Stunning Kentish barn and oast house
- Stylish home with immense character
- Remodelled and beautifully refurbished
- Roundel bedroom & Reception room
Grade Il Listed barn conversion
- Fabulous exposed oak frame
- Superb separate Annexe
- Walled gardens to side & rear
Period farmhouse on rural edge of the village
- Exposed beams and brick floors
- Inglenook fireplace
- Wood burning stove
Grade II Listed 17th Century farmhouse
- Good size rooms and some lovely timbers
- Inglenook fireplace
- Period barn with scope and potential
Detached un-Listed Kentish oast house
- Exposed honey coloured beams and timbers
- Sitting Room with oak floor and wood burning stove
- Long driveway with off-road parking
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