Located on the outskirts of the village Four Elms, within easy reach of Westerham. Approached through electric gates, is this stunning apartment, meticulously maintained, in the original manor house which is believed to date from 1878, with an abundance of original features and grandeur. No.1 is by far the largest apartment refurbished by the developer, the only flat with restored original ornate period ceilings. Leaded light windows, some in mullioned surrounds (and some with recently installed secondary double glazing) and generous room sizes make this apartment perfect for entertaining. The apartment has its own private terrace and garden area (the largest in the development) as well as sharing the 5 acres of east facing communal grounds.

Entering via the main front door the apartment is situated behind a solid wooden door into a vestibule with large cupboard. The kitchen, with full height original fireplace in working order, leads off the hall, featuring a bay window to the front and fitted with an extensive range of cupboards, granite worktops and integrated appliances and tiled floor. There are three bedrooms, all with wardrobe storage, one currently arranged as a fully fitted study - and with doors to the covered terrace. The master suite, with a very impressive period fireplace, also features a dressing room and modern en-suite. The second bedroom faces to the rear with double doors leading to the attractive characterful part covered terrace. The drawing room, with a modern LPG fire, is a spectacular space with a bay window overlooking the rear garden. A curved ceiling with ornate plaster work and feature corbels gives a hint of the grandeur of the original manor house. An original internal archway leads off the drawing room to a further seating area overlooking the private garden with access via the covered terrace.

There is a standalone laundry/utility room and two parking spaces reserved for the apartment, with additional visitor parking available.

Council Tax Band: E
Shared Ownership: No
Annual Service Charge: £3600