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Guide Price£1,750,000

Bilsington, Ashford, Kent, TN25

Land size
7 acres
Bedrooms
5
Bathrooms
3

Key Features

  • Grade II listed 17th-century farmhouse with historic character and charm
  • Peaceful rural setting with no close neighbours and countryside views
  • Set within just over 7 acres including gardens, large field, and woodland spinney
  • Located near Bilsington village, close to local landmarks and amenities
  • Easy access to Ashford with fast rail links to London (under 40 minutes)
  • Approx. 3,784 sq ft of accommodation with 5 reception rooms and 5 bedrooms
  • Principal bedroom suite includes dressing room and en-suite bathroom
  • Recently updated kitchen with quartz worktops and modern appliances
  • Period features include inglenook fireplace, beams, and traditional materials
  • Converted stable buildings provide insulated studio/workspaces with potential for guest cottages

Description

This is a splendid country home of generous proportions, with a landholding to match. -- Alex Davies, Director

#TheGardenOfEngland

One of the best examples in the locality, a fine Grade II listed 17th Century farmhouse set peacefully within delightful gardens with a large field and a woodland spinney.

With no close neighbours, the house enjoys rural aspects over countryside and has a former stable yard converted to fully insulated studio workspaces easily adapted to guest cottages if required.

In all just over 7 acres

(equestrian potential)
Ashford International Station (London St Pancras 37 minutes) – 7 Miles.

Pear Tree Farm
A Grade II listed period farmhouse originating from the 17th Century and benefitting from mellow elevations of Kent Ragstone, part colour washed brick and tile hanging adorned with climbing roses.
This detached country house has been well maintained including a recent renovation of the windows. The house is surrounded by attractive gardens and is set well away from busy roads or neighbours.
The accommodation of circa 3784 sq ft benefits from a combination of five delightful reception rooms and a matching number of bedrooms above including a principal suite with bathroom and a dressing room.
The kitchen has been recently renewed including Quartz counters and a range of appliances including a large fridge/freezer to remain. The oil-fired Aga pre-dates the new kitchen and there is a useful nearby walk-in larder.
The drawing room features a splendid Inglenook fireplace complete with a handsome Bressummer beam and the dining room has a white painted beamed ceiling.
The house has a welcoming feel and is not formal, but it is spacious, and the style of the windows adds a particularly pleasing detail to most of the rooms.

Outside
Externally, the enviable gardens and grounds include the conversion of stables and farm buildings to form two appealing studio workspaces which are insulated, heated, have WCs and one has a kitchenette. Both could be easily extended and adapted to guest cottage facilities subject to any necessary consent.
There are two ponds, one is naturally fed and is overhung by Willow trees, the other is within a secret garden and was created from a former swimming pool now stocked with fish. There is a pretty summerhouse and a useful garden store.

Services
Mains water and electricity, oil fired central heating with two boilers and two oil storage tanks serving both the house and the studios, under floor heating to studio 1 and radiators to studio 2, private drainage to Septic tank.

Bilsington
Pear Tree Farm can be found on the edge of the village of Bilsington below the escarpment and not far from the Napoleonic Royal Military canal. The listed Cosway Monument and 12th Century church can be found in the village along with The White Horse pub.
In the wider locality, the famous Romney Marsh landscape stretches away towards the coast whilst local villages such as Ham Street and Aldington have primary schools, shops, and surgeries for everyday convenience. The thriving town of Ashford is accessible with major retail outlets and Highspeed train service to London Stratford/St Pancras stations in under 40 minutes.
The wider area is well served by a good choice of schools in both the state and independent sectors including grammar schools for boys and girls.

Our Ref: ACH240035

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Property details

Tenure
Freehold
Council Tax Band
TBC
Date Posted
2026-05-03

Market Value Analysis

Based on properties with houses in South East England (5+ acres).

This Property£250,000 / acre
Regional Average (5+ acres)£97,774 / acre
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