Ivy Meadow is a unique and peaceful parcel of land located in the heart of Kent's High Weald, tucked away in a quiet corner outside the village of Benenden. The property features a wedge-shaped parcel of open land with a belt of woodland along the northern edge and a substantial pond in the middle, providing a haven for conservation and biodiversity. The land has been used agriculturally for the past 40 years, but it was previously an extensive apple orchard, and with the right stewardship, it could be returned to its natural wooded state, mirroring the landscape that existed thousands of years ago. The property offers year-round vehicular access via a stoned track from the B2086, and the open land stretches out ahead of you towards the east, with a line of stakes demarcating the southern boundary. The pond provides a vital habitat for a variety of wildlife, and the existing woodland and large pond add to the property's natural beauty and potential for woodland creation. The local council has given the meadow an extra level of protection by including it within an Article 4 area, and the purchasers will be asked to enter into a covenant to ensure the quiet and peaceful enjoyment of adjoining woodlands and meadows.