4 Bedroom Detached House, Rye Road, Wittersham, TN30

As soon as you enter this lovely home, you are struck by a feeling of warmth and comfort. It starts with the first reception room, which acts as both an entrance hall and sunny morning room, perfect for reading the papers and enjoying a morning coffee. Next to this is a cosy snug cum study where you can imagine curling up in front of the real fire on a cold afternoon with a book. The pretty kitchen / breakfast room, with its cream shaker style units, is ideal for modern family living and there is a surprisingly large utility / laundry room which is almost like a second kitchen. The two main reception rooms (sitting and dining) are spacious and impressive with an easy elegance. Both have wonderful vistas, with the sitting room benefitting from a wood burner and the dining room having French doors that open onto the patio where there really are the most magnificent views. A cloakroom and shower room complete the accommodation on the ground floor.

Upstairs, the feeling of comfort and warmth continues. A light and airy landing, where there is room for free standing furniture, gives access to the four beautifully appointed bedrooms and the "jack and jill" main bathroom. The principal bedroom, which has direct access to the main bathroom, has extensive built-in storage and windows to two sides giving unrivalled far reaching views to wake up to across the gardens and Rother valley beyond. There are two good size further double bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room, and a smaller bedroom, currently set up as a study, which would be also be perfect for a teenager or younger child. A useful cellar, accessed from the outside and ideal for wine and beer storage, completes the accommodation for the main house.

Situated at the end of the driveway, this pretty two bedroom self-contained cottage benefits from its own private garden and wonderful views. There is an entrance hall, open plan 19' living room and kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom. Situated in a highly desirable tourist area, it is currently rented out on a regular basis as a holiday let, but could just as easily make a perfect annexe for a family member or accommodation for visiting guests.

Positioned next to the cottage, this bonus timber outbuilding is currently divided into guest accommodation with spacious double bedroom / living area and shower room, and a studio / home office, ideal for anyone with a creative hobby or in need of somewhere self-contained to work from home. In addition, there is an attached store room and workshop.

Set in the grounds above where the garden house is situated is the old brick pump house (11'10 x 8'0). This lovely old building, which still contains the well and part of the old pump that used to supply water for the main house and gardens, has the potential to be converted into something unique, subject of course to the necessary consents.

Orchard Farm is set in a tucked away, very private, elevated position in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. A sweeping driveway, which offers plentiful parking, leads you past the main house, garden house and cottage. Attached to the cottage are two garages, at the front of which there is hard standing for two vehicles.

The main gardens, which are beautifully landscaped, have been designed so that at all the principal sitting points have spectacular uninterrupted views. There is a large patio surrounded by English rose beds to the front of the main house which is the perfect place to entertain guests. The above ground swimming pool is situated in front of what used to be a lookout during the second world war and as such, has views quite literally to die for. The old bunkers from the war remain and could make an interesting feature or store room for the pool. There is also a summerhouse at the top of the meadow where you could wile away the hours and lose yourself in the views, which take in the wind farm at Camber and stretch as far as Dungeness. The meadow, which slopes gently down towards the Rother levels, is left mainly wilded for nature and pollinators. At the top is the hard tennis court, which now requires resurfacing.

Mains: water and electricity. Oil fired central heating. Private drainage. EPC Rating: tbc. Local Authority: Ashford Borough Council. Council Tax Band: G.