Chillenden, Canterbury, Kent, CT3

Land size: 2.35 acres
Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 3

Key Features

Good access to Championship Golf courses
Picturesque Kent village location
Between Canterbury and the coast
Views to the windmill and parish church
Sandwich and Deal also accessible

Description

One of the finest village homes in the area and complimented by stunning gardens -- Alex Davies, Managing Director

#TheGardenOfEngland

A beautifully well-proportioned Georgian former Rectory in the picturesque village of Chillenden.

A fine example of its kind, this Grade II listed house is surrounded by stunning gardens which include a heated swimming pool with a delightful pool house and an all weather tennis court within the grounds.

In all about 2.35 acres.

Canterbury – 9 miles
Kent coast – 8 miles

Chillenden House is an 18th Century former Georgian Rectory listed Grade II of wonderful proportions and with a high standard of presentation. The accommodation is very well equipped and adorned with considerable character typical of the period.

The house is set in stunning gardens and grounds with a wonderful variety of trees and established beds. A considerable amount is laid to lawn with a wild meadow beyond the tennis court.

It also includes a beautifully designed pool garden with a heated resistance swimming pool and hot tub.

The perfectly symmetrical pool house was created for both internal and external dining featuring an open fireplace, pergola, and a lovely terrace.

A similar building takes the form of a summer house in closer proximity to the main residence which is currently used for yoga and relaxation.

Chillenden is a sought after and unspoilt village in the heart of the picturesque countryside of Kent.

Close to the Cinque Port towns of Sandwich and Deal with world acclaimed golf courses, comprehensive shops and restaurants, and high speed train link to London. There is a good choice of schools in the area both in the State and Private sectors.

Chillenden has a variety of local amenities nearby including farm shops, post office, and surgery.

The village has a pretty parish church and a well frequented pub, the Griffin’s Head, which holds classic car meetings once a month.

Useful information

Tenure – Freehold
Council tax – Band H
Heating – Oil fired central heating
Pool – 10m x 5m Heat pump, Hydraulic electric cover
Flood risk – very low Broadband –high-speed Fibre
Mobile Signal - available
Satellite TV – Available

Fixtures & Fittings

Some items are available by negotiation.

Services

Water - Mains Drainage – Mains
Electricity – Mains

Our Ref: AHS260050

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Property details

Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: TBC
Date Posted: 2026-07-02

Market Value Analysis

Based on properties with houses in South East England (1+ acres).

This Property£851,064 / acre

Regional Average (1+ acres)£199,456 / acre

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Utilities & Restrictions

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Garden: Garden

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