Kenardington Manor is a picturesque building with a timbered and jettied facade, situated in a parklike setting with plane trees and parklike grounds. The house exudes character and history, with features such as a sensational "court room" with a high timbered ceiling, herringbone brick floor, and diamond leaded-lights. The interior spaces include a double aspect drawing room with a stone fireplace, a kitchen/breakfast room, a study/library, and four bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. The property is approached through an electric gate and features a tree-lined avenue, parking, and a granary with potential for ancillary uses. The gardens are mature and include a large pond, clipped topiary, and expanses of lawn, as well as a generous south-west facing terrace. The property is situated in the picturesque village of Kenardington, with its historic church, and is close to Ashford International and the Kent countryside.