Guide price
£800,000
6 bed detached house for saleHigh Street, Dartford DA4
6 beds
1 bath
3 receptions
EPC Rating: E
Freehold
About this property
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Tony Gedge from the Estate Agency is delighted to bring to the market this historic Grade II detached home/former post office believed to be date back to the 18th Century commanding a corner plot. The architecture of Ford House is quintessentially English with its traditional brick facade and elegant design elements, symmetrical layout and tall windows.
Set over three floors, stepping inside Ford House is like stepping back in time. The interior retains many original features, exposed wooden beams, period fireplaces, hipped tiled roof with the accommodation expanding over 3500sq ft, so there is no shortage of space with the possibility of creating an internal annexe to suit possible family needs.
The conservation area of Eynsford has that postcard village appeal surrounded by rolling hills, farmland, ancient woodlands with the River Darent running through the heart of the valley connecting many small picturesque villages with Lullingstone and Farningham to name a few. The village is an extremely popular destination for walking and orienteering clubs, who can enjoy stunning views and when finished maybe visit one of the charming eateries that it has to offer.
For the commuters, Eynsford village is ideally placed for the M25 road network. If you need to commute by train there are services into London Blackfriars. Alternatively nearby Swanley has services going into London Bridge and Victoria
Tony Gedge from the Estate Agency is delighted to bring to the market this historic Grade II detached home/former post office believed to be date back to the 18th Century commanding a corner plot. The architecture of Ford House is quintessentially English with its traditional brick facade and elegant design elements, symmetrical layout and tall windows.
Set over three floors, stepping inside Ford House is like stepping back in time. The interior retains many original features, exposed wooden beams, period fireplaces, hipped tiled roof with the accommodation expanding over 3500sq ft, so there is no shortage of space with the possibility of creating an internal annexe to suit possible family needs.
The conservation area of Eynsford has that postcard village appeal surrounded by rolling hills, farmland, ancient woodlands with the River Darent running through the heart of the valley connecting many small picturesque villages with Lullingstone and Farningham to name a few. The village is an extremely popular destination for walking and orienteering clubs, who can enjoy stunning views and when finished maybe visit one of the charming eateries that it has to offer.
For the commuters, Eynsford village is ideally placed for the M25 road network. If you need to commute by train there are services into London Blackfriars. Alternatively nearby Swanley has services going into London Bridge and Victoria
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