Kenardington Manor is a picturesque building with a timbered and jettied facade, set amidst parklike grounds and surrounded by plane trees. The interior is characterized by its historic charm, with features such as a sensational "court room" with a high timbered ceiling, herringbone brick floor, and delicate diamond leaded-lights. The house offers a fine living and entertaining space, with elegant rooms including a double aspect drawing room and a study/library. The bedroom accommodation is spread across the first floor, with a notable feature being a long corridor with Tudor arches. The property is approached through an electric gate and has a large courtyard with outbuildings, including a granary and stables. The gardens are a lovely setting for the house, with clipped topiary, lawns, and a large pond. The property is situated in the peaceful village of Kenardington, surrounded by the Kent countryside, with easy access to Ashford and its amenities.