Bleak House is a substantial eight-bedroom family home with an attached studio annexe, various outbuildings, and gardens, situated in a 1.2-acre plot. The property, believed to date back to the Tudor period, boasts over 7,500 square feet of accommodation, including a four-room basement with natural light. The interior features a range of period details, such as high ceilings, sash windows, marble and wooden fireplaces, and exposed wooden flooring. The property has a versatile layout, with five reception rooms, including a drawing room, study, billiard room, dining/sitting room, and conservatory. The kitchen/breakfast room has a range of cupboards, granite work surfaces, and central island, with appliances including a four-oven AGA and integral fridge. The property also has a utility room, walk-in larder, WC, and laundry room. The attached studio annexe has a kitchen/sitting room, bedroom, and shower room. The property is located near Maidstone and Ashford, with mainline rail services to London, and has access to local schools, shops, and motorway networks.