The Green, Littlebourne, Canterbury, Kent, CT3

A beautiful Grade II listed former Tannery built in the late C16, sitting on the edge of the Little Stour River and fronted by the picturesque old village green in the popular village of Littlebourne

This beautiful grade 2 listed former tannery was built in the late C16, sitting on the edge of the Little River Stour, in the heart of the picturesque village of Littlebourne.

Located only 5 miles outside the Historic City of Canterbury with links to the high-speed train to London.
The Tannery is built of brick with a Kent peg tile roof and retains many original features including. beautiful light-coloured beams and there is plenty of light and space throughout.

The large country style kitchen has wrap around windows along one side and patio doors opening out onto the garden and stunning river views. Boasting all appliances you'd expect, a double oven and gas hob, overhead extractor and fully fitted kitchen units providing ample storage. The vaulted ceilings and exposed beams, only add to the character of this spacious room.

The utility room has a useful sink and houses the washing machine and dryer and access to back door.

The living room has a large open fireplace with gas log burner and patio doors leading to the enclosed garden with a paved patio area and a locked gate leading to the rivers edge.

The separate formal dining room has wooden flooring and access to the kitchen and patio doors leading to the paved patio area of the garden.

Upstairs the impressive main bedroom has vaulted ceilings framed with exposed light wooden beams.

There are two King sized bedroom which both benefit from ensuite bathrooms, one with the added benefit of a useful dressing room or nursery. There is a further twin bedroom, all tastefully decorated to a very high standard.

The family bathroom has a charming traditional old crank handle window in the vaulted ceiling making this a pleasant light room.

The rear garden has a paved area, decking ideal for garden furniture and a gate leading to the river. The river is fenced off for safety reasons and to protect the abundance of wildlife which is attracted by the water.

There is room for parking for two cars on the gravel drive leading to the property.

EPC: Exempt

Council Tax: D