This exceptional Grade II* listed property boasts a rich history and intriguing architecture, having served as the country residence of the Deans of Canterbury Cathedral. The Georgian house, dating back to 1738, incorporates features from the earlier house, including the walls of the Great Hall (1303) and the crownposts from the solar (1394). The property is approached by a gravel driveway, leading to the main entrance framed by an elegant eighteenth-century porch. The formal gardens lie to the rear, enclosed by traditional brick walls and high fencing. The property also includes Deanery Cottage, a recently renovated brick barn that can be used as one or two cottages, subject to necessary consents. Located on the outskirts of the popular village of Chartham, the property offers easy access to amenities, schools, and transportation links, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a unique and historic home in a rural setting.