The Estate offers secure and convenient living in the heart of the beautiful Kent countryside on the outskirts of the historic village of Penshurst and within the High Weald National Landscape. The original Swaylands House was built in the mid 1800s and later extended and sold to the banker George Henry Drummond, a close friend of Edward VII, who is reputed to have been a regular guest. Between the wars the house was used as a specialist hospital and then a school from the 1950s until the end of the 1980s.

Flat 9, Drummond Hall is a very well presented apartment, approaching 2100 sq ft, within a purpose built building, the apartment offers a very generous and flexible layout with glorious and far reaching views over the communal gardens and neighbouring countryside.

There are three light, spacious double bedrooms, all benefitting from fitted wardrobes and ample room for further furniture and all with their own well-appointed en suites.

The stylish fitted kitchen is very well equipped, with a range of integrated appliances and base and wall units providing good storage and preparation space. There is ample room for a large dining table, with French doors open to a private, balcony ideal for outdoor dining in the warmer months with wonderful far reaching views over the estate and countryside beyond. A separate utility room provides space for further white goods and useful further storage.

There are two reception rooms, the sitting room which also opens to the kitchen/diner. The more formal drawing room with feature fireplace, Juliette balcony and with French doors also opening onto the balcony.

Outside - The 40 acres of communal parkland creates a wonderful setting and includes a historic and dramatic listed rockery, once thought to be the largest rockery in Europe, and an attractive lake. A tennis court is available for residents’ use, as is a gym within the main building.

There is one allocated parking space and a garage with further visitor parking available.

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