Medieval listed farmhouse in Kent for sale
This characterful Grade II listed period farmhouse in Kent is situated on the outskirts of the village of Goudhurst

Stream Farm is a substantial Grade II listed farmhouse in Kent, of timber frame construction with tile peg elevations. The house has been recently refurbished - internally the impressive period features include exposed timbers, polished stone floors, lead lined windows and magnificent fireplaces - accommodation is over three floors.
The double aspect drawing room has two brick inglenook fireplaces and the kitchen is fully fitted with marble worktops and an Aga, and ajoins the breakfast room - in total there are three reception rooms.
On the first floor the master bedroom suite has its own open fireplace, as does the second bedroom; a third double bedroom sits on the first floor and the fourth bedroom with en suite bathroom on the second floor.
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Outside the landscaped gardens feature a pretty pond to the front, an Italian style herb garden, a climbing rose and clematis covered walkway, lawns interspersed with mature shrubs and trees planted with autumn colour in mind. A secluded lake stocked with carp is inhabited by wild ducks and the house is surrounded by three paddocks with post and rail fencing totalling five acres.
Stream Farm is situated on the outskirts of Goudhurst, a pretty Wealden village with good local shopping and further amenities are to be found in Cranbrook and Tunbridge Wells.
The guide price is £1.5m. For further information please contact Savills on 01580 720 161 or visit www.savills.co.uk.
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