Nouds Oast and the adjoining cottage are a unique property that offers the potential to be reconfigured into two high-quality homes. The oast, a fine example of Kent's architectural heritage, features twin oast roundels with conical roofs and interlinks with the cottage, creating a spacious and contemporary home. The property was converted in the 1980s by Lee Evans Architects, who won an award for their design. The property boasts stunning views over the surrounding orchards and towards the Swale estuary, which can be enjoyed from the large south-facing terrace. The interior features a striking reception hall, a cantilevered staircase, and a library in the second kiln. The property also includes a wine cellar, utility room, and workshop. The cottage annexe is flexibly arranged and can be used self-contained or as part of the main property. The stunning garden features evergreen hedging, a circular driveway, and a timber five-bar gate leading to the workshop and outbuilding. The property is set on a quiet lane amidst fields, close to the village of Lynsted, and offers easy access to nearby towns and cities, including Teynham, Faversham, and Canterbury.