£1,250 pcm
(£288 pw)
2 bed cottage to rentDuncan's Yard, Westerham, Kent TN16
2 beds
1 bath
1 reception
EPC Rating: D
Available from 20 October 2025
Unfurnished
About this property
Cosy 17th Century Grade II Listed Cottage
Located in the Heart of Westerham
Lounge/Diner
Open Plan Kitchen
Two Bedrooms
Bathroom with Separate Shower Cubicle
Residents Communal Garden Area
Parking for 1 Car on First Come First Served Basis
Unfurnished
Available October
A cosy 17th Century Grade II Listed cottage situated in a tucked-away location in the heart of Westerham. The ground floor comprises of lounge/diner with open plan kitchen and on the first floor there is a double bedroom, second bedroom and a bathroom with separate shower cubicle.
Outside there is a small communal resident's garden area which is mainly lawn and parking is available for 1 car strictly on a first come first served basis.
Westerham town centre offers a perfect blend of history, charm, and community spirit. At its heart lies the village green, flanked by statues of Sir Winston Churchill and General James Wolfe, both of whom once called Westerham home. The surrounding streets are lined with timber-framed buildings housing independent boutiques, antique shops, and inviting cafés like Deli di Luca and The Courtyard. For dining, options range from traditional pubs such as The Grasshopper on the Green to refined eateries like The Old Bank restaurant. Beer enthusiasts can visit Westerham Brewery, known for its craft ales brewed with locally sourced ingredients, while wine lovers might explore the nearby Squerryes Winery. The town's rich history, dating back to Celtic times, is evident in landmarks like the 12th-century St Mary's Church. With its scenic countryside, vibrant high street, and welcoming atmosphere, Westerham provides a perfect escape just outside London.
Unfurnished and available October
Outside there is a small communal resident's garden area which is mainly lawn and parking is available for 1 car strictly on a first come first served basis.
Westerham town centre offers a perfect blend of history, charm, and community spirit. At its heart lies the village green, flanked by statues of Sir Winston Churchill and General James Wolfe, both of whom once called Westerham home. The surrounding streets are lined with timber-framed buildings housing independent boutiques, antique shops, and inviting cafés like Deli di Luca and The Courtyard. For dining, options range from traditional pubs such as The Grasshopper on the Green to refined eateries like The Old Bank restaurant. Beer enthusiasts can visit Westerham Brewery, known for its craft ales brewed with locally sourced ingredients, while wine lovers might explore the nearby Squerryes Winery. The town's rich history, dating back to Celtic times, is evident in landmarks like the 12th-century St Mary's Church. With its scenic countryside, vibrant high street, and welcoming atmosphere, Westerham provides a perfect escape just outside London.
Unfurnished and available October
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