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Our Summary
- Planning has been granted for a single storey dwelling of 163 square metres (around 1,756 square feet), designed by OPEN architecture and shaped through a careful process of engagement with local planning requirements
- The scheme has been tested, refined in direct response to planning officer feedback, and approved as a complete and resolved design
- Beyond Ightham Mote, the Greensand Way long-distance walking route passes through the estate, connecting the Kent and Surrey Hills and providing almost unlimited scope for longer walks across the Weald
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Description
The property is a single-storey dwelling of 163 square meters (1,756 square feet) with a plot of land in Ivy Hatch, Kent. The dwelling is designed by Open Architecture and has already obtained planning permission. The plan is arranged in an L-shape, with the main living spaces opening onto a generous garden.
The entrance has a projecting bay with a tall front door and glazed lantern, leading to a cloak room, WC, and wardrobe storage. The main living spaces are open-plan, with full-height glazed panels and a kitchen, dining, and living area. There are three bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with en-suite and two further bedrooms sharing a family bathroom.
The house is clad in natural vertical timber with a zinc standing-seam pitched roof and black brick plinth. The site has a private road entrance, gated entrance gates, and a gravel driveway. The plot is surrounded by timber fencing and established hedging.