Beautiful old mill cottage in Kent for sale
An old mill cottage in Kent in a private location near Canterbury dates from the 19th century

Situated next to its own mill pond, Mill Cottage is a period waterside property near Canterbury in Kent. The house benefits from many period features including oak floors and beams and open fireplaces. Reception rooms are light and have marvellous views out over the mill pond, while the kitchen/family room has been created in an extension allowing for a modern family space.
Upstairs are four bedrooms, also with very good views, and a spacious family bathroom; bedroom four is currently fitted out as a study.
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Outside, a paved terrace wraps around the outside of the property while the garden itself has been landscaped over a number of levels with trees and shrubs for year-round colour.
Mill Cottage is located just half a mile from Chilham which has basic local amenities including post office, primary school and good pubs. Canterbury is just seven miles for further amenities and Ashford (nine miles) has the high speed rail link into St Pancras.
The guide price is £750,000. For further information please contact Strutt & Parker on 01227 473 707 or visit www.struttandparker.com.
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