Mill Lane, Chilham, Canterbury, Kent, CT4

*A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY - CONVERTED LISTED MILL*

Miles and Barr are delighted to bring to the rental market this Grade II listed mill which has been sympathetically refurbished to a very high standard.

Located within a small development of converted mill buildings at the end of a private drive and close to the river, it commands a rural and tranquil setting. Offering character in abundance with exposed beams and period features dating back to its industrial age along with a twist of contemporary fittings, this property has the WOW factor!

The ground floor offers a generous open plan living/kitchen/dining space with integrated appliances, ideal for those who like to entertain whilst perfecting their culinary skills! There is also a WC along with a hall/study area with glass panelling which overlooks the underlit mill wheel!

The first floor offers two generous en-suite bedrooms, featuring vaulted ceilings, exposed wood panelling along with some of the old milling equipment, making this a unique property! Outside offers a 13 metre decked area overlooking a pond, an ideal spot for an early evening drink or morning coffee whilst taking in the sounds of the river life!

Two parking spaces are available in a shared car park with the neighbouring house. Due to its close proximity to open water, older children would be more suitable.

Council tax band - F

EPC Rating - C

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Situated five miles from Canterbury Cathedral and ten miles from Ashford International railway station, on the northern edge of the North Downs the property overlooks the Stour valley set amidst rolling farm land, Ancient Orchards and acres of vineyards. A near-by bus stop, a short walk to Chilham Station and easy access to M2 and M20 motorways ensures connectivity county wide or further. Chilham village is a little over one mile away with it’s Tudor style buildings set around a central square used in films and television. At one end of the Square is Chilham Castle and Jacobean House, at the other, St Mary’s church dating from 1280 AD. Amenities include The White Horse pub, The Church Mouse tea room and The Tudor Peacock wine bar together with a Post Office/shop and the Woolpack Inn.

Just around the corner from the Square is Chilham primary school. On the outskirts is a large winery and visitor centre; Chilham recreation ground and clubhouse where Chilham, Old Wives Leas and Shottenden youth club meet. Just outside the village centre are a garden centre and café and along the A28 a well-stocked and popular farm shop. The North Downs Way crosses through the Parish which is just within the Kent Down AONB.