Watersheet Farm is a Grade II listed late medieval house with substantial annexe accommodation and far-reaching countryside views. The property has a rich history, with original features such as beams and timbers, mullion windows, and inglenook fireplaces. The main house has a double aspect sitting room with views of the garden and fields, an open-plan kitchen, and a principal bedroom suite with en-suite bathroom and wardrobe storage. The property also features two annexe buildings, including a 17th-century barn converted in 2019 and a one-bedroom cottage. The grounds include a gravel drive, parking, and a charming pond, with a rural country lane location and proximity to Egerton village, Ashford, and Headcorn station. The property benefits from oil-fired central heating, mains water and electricity, and private drainage.