Goldwell Manor, a Grade II listed property, stands proudly in a rural setting with panoramic views of the Weald. Dating back to the 17th century, the house exudes character and charm, despite needing modernization. The property features a substantial unconverted barn with attached stable block and office, offering the potential to run a business or develop (subject to necessary consents). With its "Golden Well" located in the cellar, believed to have healing powers, the house has a rich history, having been featured in the Domesday book and owned by notable proprietors including the Bishop of Baieux and Sir John Goldwell. The property boasts impressive reception rooms, a 29ft reception/dining hall, and four well-proportioned double bedrooms. The garden surrounds the house, including paved terracing, rolling lawns, and meadows on split levels, with fields and paddocks beyond. The property is situated in the village of Great Chart, just outside Ashford, with excellent road and rail links to London, as well as good schools and amenities in the area.