The Property
The Main House
Welcome to the oldest home in Westerham – You enter the home through the central hallway, where original style flagstone flooring hints at the centuries of history that live within these walls. Just off the hall, you’ll find access to a handy wine cellar – a great touch for those who like to entertain. At the heart of the home is a spectacular double-height drawing room. Vaulted ceilings, exposed timbers, a galleried landing, and an enormous inglenook fireplace (complete with original smoking cupboards) come together to create a space that’s equal parts dramatic and inviting – perfect for hosting or simply enjoying by the fire. The kitchen balances function and character beautifully, with Shaker-style cabinetry, granite countertops, and 1.5 butler sinks. A four-oven AGA takes centre stage, alongside a breakfast area that features an original bread oven. From here, step out to a covered loggia wrapped in wisteria, where you’ll be treated to sweeping garden views.

For more formal occasions, the 38ft drawing/dining room makes an impression, lined with oak wall panelling, a Tudor fireplace, and even a tucked-away prayer nook. There’s also a study fitted with two separate desks, overlooking the garden. Upstairs, the principal bedroom suite includes built-in wardrobes, Delft tile fireplace, window shutters, and a spacious triple-aspect ensuite with both a contemporary bath and separate shower. Another ensuite bedroom with a vaulted ceiling and exposed beams sits nearby, along with two more bedrooms and a stylish family bathroom.

The Guest House
Just across the courtyard, the converted former four-bay garage has been turned into a smart 1,127sq.ft self-contained guest house – ideal for guests, older children, or parents. The layout spans two levels, with a bedroom and mezzanine study upstairs, and a second bedroom (currently used as a gym) on the ground floor. The open-plan kitchen/living/dining space makes it easy to feel at home, while thoughtful touches like underfloor heating, built-in utility space, and a private entrance ensure it functions completely independently from the main house.

Externally
The mature gardens here are something special. Wrapping around the house to the south and west, they offer a real sense of privacy and serenity. Avenues of cherry trees, rare specimen plantings like tulip trees and Douglas firs, and a generous flagstone terrace create plenty of spots for relaxing, dining, or entertaining outdoors. Beyond the formal garden, you’ll find an all-weather tennis court and an acre paddock with twin stable and feed store – a brilliant setup for equestrian use or even small-scale hobby farming, alternatively this could be transformed into a home office with beautiful views. The property is accessed via a gated gravel drive, with ample parking for both the main house and the annexe. This is a home with real substance and soul. Whether you’re looking for room to spread out, a base for extended family, or a slice of English history with practical modern touches, this one offers a rare combination of charm, flexibility, and lifestyle.