Brittains Farm is a stunning Grade II listed farmhouse built in 1752 by Sir Thomas Farnaby, boasting elevations of mellowed stone and a pitched and hipped tiled roof. The property requires updating and modernization, but its original features, including inglenooks, exposed timbers, and an elegant staircase, are still intact. The spacious accommodation spans three floors, with four principal reception rooms, a farmhouse kitchen, and five bedrooms, including two en-suite bathrooms. The property sits on 3.4 acres of beautifully maintained gardens, featuring a small stream, woodland, and a walled garden with a dilapidated swimming pool. The farm buildings, including a large detached barn with 15th-century origins, are also listed. Located in a secluded spot yet close to the mainline station, Brittains Farm offers easy access to Sevenoaks town center, with its array of shops, restaurants, and amenities, as well as several excellent schools and golf clubs.