This unique and beautiful detached home in the rural village of Shottenden boasts stunning views of rolling countryside and is surrounded by enchanting edible gardens. The property, thought to have been built in the late 1800s, has been lovingly restored by the current owners, a retired architect and structural engineer, who have maintained its heritage while incorporating individual architectural improvements and fine decor. The interior features vaulted ceilings, exposed rafters, arched doorways, and parquet flooring, while the exterior boasts a decorative Kent peg tiled roof and a handsome arched front door. The property has been made energy-efficient with the installation of a pellet boiler, solar panels, insulation, and double-glazed windows and doors. The open-plan living room has fully glazed doors framing the countryside views, and the kitchen breakfast room features bespoke shelving and a range of units. The property has three bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with a luxury en-suite, and an office space. The gardens are a highlight, with an edible garden, raised beds, and borders, as well as a summer house and storage shed. The property is situated in a quiet country lane, near the village of Chilham, and is close to the Cathedral city of Canterbury and the market town of Ashford.