This unique detached listed Barn Conversion, circa 1826, boasts 2,417sqft of living space and an integral ground floor annexe. The property features attractive brick and flint elevations and has been lovingly restored to retain its original charm. The interior boasts a wealth of stunning period features, including an open plan principal reception room with vaulted ceiling, wooden flooring, and a feature brick fireplace with woodburning stove. The property has two first-floor double bedrooms accessed by separate staircases, as well as a family shower room and a separate utility/laundry room. The integral annexe offers options for a ground-floor bedroom, bathroom, shower room, and kitchenette, or can be incorporated into the main accommodation. The property sits on 2.3 acres of paddocks and stabling, with a shared driveway leading to a parking area and a stable block with loose boxes and a haybarn. The property is located in a picturesque rural hamlet, with a village pub, farm shop, and primary school nearby, and is within easy reach of the city of Canterbury and its cultural attractions.