GUIDE PRICE £1,450,000

Step into a perfect blend of rural charm and modern convenience at Little Kevington, a delightful 4-bedroom detached character cottage built in 1988. Nestled in the picturesque village setting of Kevington, Orpington, this exceptional property offers an idyllic retreat amidst the beauty of Kent's countryside. The home, meticulously maintained and rich in character, boasts a timeless design with spacious living areas and four well-proportioned bedrooms, making it an ideal family residence.

The property includes a variety of versatile outbuildings, presenting exciting opportunities to create additional accommodation, perfect for guests or as a self-contained annex (subject to planning permission). Set within six acres of stunning land, Little Kevington features mature formal gardens, a tranquil pond, and paddocks—making it a haven for gardening enthusiasts and those who love outdoor leisure. Equestrian enthusiasts will find much to appreciate with comprehensive facilities that include four stables, well-maintained paddocks, a large barn currently divided into three storerooms, and a workshop, offering ample space for maintaining equipment or pursuing hobbies.

Being formerly a nursery, substantial greenhouses and various other outbuildings further enhance the property's functionality, providing structures for home growing or a horticultural business, allowing ample space for storage. Privacy and security are paramount, with access to the property via an electric gated entrance and generous parking facilities that can accommodate multiple vehicles. With extensive land and versatile outbuildings, there is significant potential for redevelopment, subject to the necessary planning permissions.

Despite its peaceful, rural setting, Little Kevington benefits from exceptional transport links, with easy access to the M25, ensuring convenient commutes to London and beyond. Little Kevington is well-positioned for access to some of the area’s most highly regarded schools, offering an excellent educational foundation for families. This rare find offers the perfect blend of country living with modern amenities, along with access to the best schooling options in the area. Whether you're seeking a forever home or a property with development potential, Little Kevington delivers an unmatched lifestyle in one of north Kent’s most desirable settings. Don't miss the chance to make this extraordinary property your own.

Location    The Hamlet of Kevington is thought to refer to a 'place on a hillock', land owned by the Dutch financial merchant Herman Behrens who commissioned the building of Kevington Manor in 1769.
Kevington is a semi-rural hamlet located east of the village of Crockenhill and just a short drive to Orpington's shopping and leisure amenities and mainline station. There is a bus service to St Mary Cray station, with trains to various London stations as well as Medway and Ashford International. Other facilities locally include Nugent shopping park (M & S, Next, Boots etc); in the nearby town of Swanley, facilities at the White Oak Leisure Centre include a gym, swimming, and soft play area. Kevington and the surrounding areas have an abundance of open green spaces for outdoor leisure pursuits as well as easy access to Junctions 3 and 4 of the M25 and M2 and M20. Bluewater Shopping complex and Ebbsfleet International station are all accessible via A2.

Directions    From our office, proceed to the roundabout and take the first exit onto Station Road/A225. Continue to follow A225 into Shoreham Road leading to Eynsford Village. Continue from Shoreham Road into Station Road, Eynsford. Turn left into Riverside and then take the first right into Sparepenny Lane. Almost immediately take the left turning into Crockenhill Lane. Follow the road for approximately 1.3 miles, turning left onto Eynsford Road, leading into Main Road and Crockenhill Road (B258). Once you reach Sheepcote Lane on your right, take the next left turning into Waldens Road & the property can be found on your left-hand side.

Seller Insight    This charming four-bedroom detached country cottage, built around 1988, offers a blend of modern comfort and traditional character. The house features oak beams and details crafted from an old church organ, adding unique charm. It is not a listed property, providing flexibility for modifications. The home spans two floors, with four bedrooms, one of which has an en-suite. The downstairs boasts modern bathrooms with traditional oak features, and a large log burner in the lounge for cozy evenings. A recent extension off the kitchen serves as a practical laundry room. Set on a circa six-acre plot, the property includes mature country gardens with a large pond, waterfall, and a picturesque wooden pagoda. Four large greenhouses, four fenced grass paddocks, and a stable block with four stables and a tack room cater to equestrian needs. A large triple barn with toilet and kitchen facilities, and a brick-built workshop with a spacious loft, offer ample space for various uses.



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