This 16th-century Grade II listed timber-framed family home, known as The Old Rectory, offers 3,231 square feet of flexible and light-filled accommodation, combining modern amenities with period features such as exposed beams, inglenook fireplaces, and casement glazing. The property features a gable end entrance porch, a boot room, a sitting room with quarry-tiled flooring and an exposed brick fireplace, a conservatory-style dining room, and a kitchen/breakfast room with an Aga and modern appliances. The first floor landing leads to four bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with a fitted dressing room and en-suite bathroom. The property also includes two annexes: a detached single-story cottage and a garage apartment with a vaulted first floor. The grounds cover nearly two acres, featuring a lawn, flower and shrub beds, a private pond, and a paved wraparound terrace, perfect for entertaining and enjoying views of the surrounding countryside. Located in a rural area near historic Faversham, Canterbury, and Whitstable, the property offers easy access to cultural, sporting, and recreational opportunities, as well as excellent road and rail links to London and the coast.