Kenardington Manor is a picturesque Grade II* listed house with a rich history and character, nestled in the Kent countryside. The property features a stunning "court room" with a high timbered ceiling, herringbone brick floor, and diamond leaded-lights, as well as an elegant double-aspect drawing room with a stone fireplace. The house has a unique layout, with a long corridor featuring four Tudor arches, and the bedroom accommodation flows off this corridor. The property has a lovely setting, with a tree-lined avenue leading to the house and a large courtyard surrounded by outbuildings, including a granary, stable block, and garage block. The gardens are mature and well-maintained, with clipped topiary, a large pond, and generous expanses of lawn. The village of Kenardington is peaceful and picturesque, with a historic church and nearby amenities, and the property is conveniently located for access to Ashford and the Continent.