This property is on the market for £4,250,000, listed with Strutt & Parker.

Located in the small rural village of Wickhambreaux, near the cathedral city of Canterbury, the Queen Anne-style property was built in 1713 for the then village rector.

One of the finest country homes in Kent, the 8 bedroom property has been beautifully updated for modern living, while preserving much of its classic elegance, and comes with an additional 1-bedroom period cottage.

The Old Rectory is nestled in nearly an acre of partially walled grounds with manicured terraces, a kitchen garden, a tennis court, and a swimming pool with a cedar hot tub NS outdoor shower.

An outdoor Roshults kitchen with fridge and dual BBQ is adjacent to a contemporary pavilion which houses the gym.

Overlooking the village green with views towards the old mill and church, The Old Rectory offers a truly charming lifestyle in Kent, England.

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