Hall Lodge is an attractive family home which is understood to date originally from 1901 with later 20th century additions. It offers extremely versatile accommodation including a self contained two bedroom annexe and is surrounded by lovely well established gardens.

It is located along a country lane about 0.9 of a mile from the village of Wittersham and enjoys south easterly views from the gardens and fields towards the church, whilst the historic and sought-after town of Tenterden is under six miles away, with its tree-lined high street, variety of shops, restaurants and leisure facilities.

Internally, the property enjoys good ceiling heights with picture rails to the original rooms, sealed unit double glazed sash windows, period fireplaces, wood burning stoves, and stripped pine internal doors.

Off the hall are three reception rooms; the study with fireplace and bookcases to either side, the pretty sitting room with wood burning stove and French doors to a south west facing terrace and the dining room with period fireplace and a wide arch through to the kitchen, creating a good family space. The kitchen, with double doors opening to the terrace, is equipped with an excellent range of painted cupboards and appliances include an induction hob, an electric oven, a microwave, integral fridge and dishwasher. The adjoining utility room has quarry tiled flooring and space for white goods.

Four first floor bedrooms enjoy either a view over the rear gardens towards Wittersham church or over the lane and farmland beyond. The principal bedroom suite has a dressing room with fitted cupboards and an en suite bathroom. The other bedrooms are served by a family bathroom.

The annexe is arranged over the ground floor and can be accessed externally or internally via the kitchen and provides versatile accommodation. It has a light and airy sitting room with garden views and wood burning stove, a fully fitted kitchen, two bedrooms and a shower room. It benefits from its own electricity supply.

To the front of the house is mature beech hedging and a gravel drive with ample off road parking and access to the garaging. The attractive gardens feature lawns with flower beds containing many old roses, salvias, shrubs and a vegetable garden and various fruit trees. There is a substantial south facing terrace stretching the length of the house and a west facing terrace, perfect for al fresco entertaining.

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