Beacon Lane, Woodnesborough, Sandwich, Kent, CT13

Originally designed and built for the current owners in the mid-1990s, this exceptional detached family home offers a rare blend of individuality, space and quality. Thoughtfully updated and refurbished around seven years ago, the property is presented in superb condition throughout and further benefits from an impressive detached two-storey annexe.

The home is approached via a private road, bordered by lawn, leading to a generous carriage driveway framed by raised shrub beds. A detached double garage with roller door sits alongside an arched porch, where a contemporary front door opens into an entrance porch with glazed doors through to a spacious reception hall. Engineered oak flooring flows from here through much of the ground floor, enhancing the sense of continuity and quality.

The ground floor offers a well-balanced layout, including a dual aspect study, cloakroom and a large utility room with external access. The principal sitting room is particularly impressive, enjoying a triple aspect with a bay window and a brick-built fireplace housing a log burner. For more formal occasions, there is an elegant dual aspect dining room, while the heart of the home lies in the recently installed kitchen/breakfast room. Fitted with shaker-style units and integrated Neff appliances, this generous space is perfect for both everyday living and entertaining, with French doors opening onto a pergola-covered terrace.

Upstairs, the property continues to impress with four well-proportioned double bedrooms, all dual aspect and enjoying pleasant views. The main bedroom features fitted wardrobes and an en suite shower room, while a further guest bedroom also benefits from en suite facilities. A stylish family bathroom serves the remaining accommodation.

The detached annexe is a superb addition, offering flexible accommodation ideal for guests, extended family or potential income. Styled with a traditional black weatherboard exterior, timber-framed windows and a bespoke pitched slate roof, it can be accessed either independently via its own driveway or from the main garden. Inside, it provides a spacious dual aspect living area with oak flooring, an ash staircase and a fitted kitchen space, along with access to a semi-private garden. The first floor comprises a double bedroom and bathroom, both enhanced by vaulted ceilings and Velux windows.

The beautifully maintained gardens wrap around the property, featuring a pergola-covered Indian sandstone terrace, well-tended lawns, raised flower and shrub beds, along with a vegetable garden, greenhouse and garden shed—creating a wonderful outdoor environment to complement this outstanding home.

Material Information

Construction Type/Materials: Brick and Block, Clay Tiles

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Location Summary
Woodnesborough is a picturesque village in the Dover District of Kent, England, located just a few miles from the historic town of Sandwich. Rich in history, the village is believed to derive its name from "Woden's borough," suggesting ancient connections to the Anglo-Saxon deity Woden. Woodnesborough is known for its charming rural character, featuring traditional English cottages, scenic countryside, and the prominent St. Mary’s Church, a medieval building with roots in the Norman period. The village offers a peaceful retreat with easy access to the natural beauty and heritage sites of the surrounding area, making it a quaint yet historically significant destination in the heart of Kent.