This 16th century Grade II cottage, originally farmworkers' cottages, has been converted into a single dwelling in the 1970s and retains many of its original features, including exposed beams, fireplaces, and casement windows. The property sits on 0.5104 acres of grounds, backing onto fields in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The cottage has a charming exterior with its chimneys, Kent peg tiled roof, and mellow brickwork, and opens into a spacious sitting room and dining room. The interior features a traditional cottage-style kitchen, a dual aspect sitting room with an impressive inglenook fireplace, and three double bedrooms with high vaulted and beamed ceilings. The property also includes a family shower room, a large rear garden with a terrace, lawn, and mature trees, and a well and bar adjacent to a fishpond and barn, which has huge potential for additional accommodation or office space, subject to planning permissions. The property is located near several villages and has good access to local amenities, schools, and public transportation.