The sweeping oak staircase rises from the impressive reception hall to a galleried landing. The generously proportioned double aspect lounge has French doors opening onto the landscaped gardens. A feature of note is the well- designed open plan central Kitchen/Dining/Family Room which has a wall of Bi-Fold doors leading out the south facing gardens. The kitchen has a comprehensive range of Painted Oak In-Frame Shaker Style units with dovetail oak drawers and soft close doors, and ‘Neff’ integrated appliances. The central ‘Island’ has an inset sink with ‘Franke Omni’ 4- in- 1 tap. Completing the ground floor is study, a cloakroom a fitted utility room and a boiler room.

The first floor comprises of a Master Bedroom Suite bathroom including separate shower, ‘His and Her’ twin wash basins, freestanding bath & WC and a dressing room area. There are three further double bedrooms all of which are en-suite. The top floor has a large double bedroom, which could serve as a guest suite. There is a separate dressing room and the bathroom has a walk in shower, WC and separate bath.

Externally the property has extensive off road parking, a pitched roof car port and landscaped gardens.

The C16th village of Otford lies on the northern edge of the Weald, and has the River Darent flowing through it.  Its rural location ensures Otford has clean air and explains why Kings College London found TN14 (the Otford postcode) to have the best atmosphere of anywhere lying within the M25 (The Times, 17thSeptember, Pollution hotspots website could drive down London house prices). But Otford is not isolated, being just 4 miles from Sevenoaks town centre, with its wide range of shops, supermarkets, Stag Theatre and social facilities. 

The village itself has a variety of small shops, historic houses (particularly Archbishop’s Palace), the C16th church of St. Bartholomew, two pubs, a café and a restaurant, together with Otford Medical Practice, the Village Memorial Hall, Otford Heritage Centre, library and recreation ground.  

A feature of the village is a very picturesque spring-filled pond which is the location of the smallest listed duck pond in England. 

The village is very well served with schools, having three nursery schools, a primary school and two private prep schools - St. Michael's school which takes children from age 2 to 13, and Russell House School. 

Otford has a mainline rail service with frequent services to Victoria. Sevenoaks mainline station is one stop away and provides frequent services to London Bridge/ Charing Cross.  There is easy access to the M25 and the south coast (Brighton 1 hr. 15 mins.) and east coast (Margate 1 hr. 30 mins.) are comfortable drives from the village.