Pluckley

Pinnock Farm House is a handsome Grade II listed property. We understand the house was built in 1703 and is one of five remaining original farmhouses featuring the classic Dering windows indicative of the former Dering estate in Pluckley. It features attractive red brick elevations adorned with arched stone-mullion windows, while inside, character details include exposed timber beams and impressive brick-built fireplaces.

There are two main ground-floor reception rooms, situated either side of the welcoming entrance hall. These are the sitting room with its imposing brick-built inglenook fireplace, and the formal dining room, which has a fireplace fitted with woodburning stove. Both rooms are similarly proportioned and feature timber beams overhead.

Towards the rear, the well-equipped Fired Earth kitchen with underfloor heating and plenty of storage in farmhouse-style free standing units. There is also a butler sink and an Aga, as well as space for a breakfast table for informal dining. Adjoining the kitchen, the rear hallway and the utility room, formally the farm’s dairy, provide further space for storage and home appliances.

Five well-presented double bedrooms are spread across the upper two levels, with the first floor offering three bedrooms. The generous principal bedroom has built-in wardrobes and an en suite bathroom. There is also a shower room on the first floor, both bathrooms are also Fired Earth. While the smaller bedroom could be used as a study if required.

Continuing to the second floor, there are two further double bedrooms among the eaves, one of which is currently used as a home studio.

This property has 0.26 acres of land.