Kenardington Manor is a picturesque building with a charming, historic facade that is surrounded by parklike grounds and an avenue of plane trees. The interior of the house is equally impressive, with a stunning "court room" featuring a high timbered ceiling, brick floor, and delicate leaded lights. The house has a number of elegant rooms, including a double aspect drawing room and a study/library, as well as a kitchen/breakfast room and a family bathroom. The bedroom accommodation is located on the first floor, with a long corridor featuring four Tudor arches and a principal bedroom with an en suite bathroom. The property is approached through an electric gate and over a tree-lined avenue, and the gardens provide a lovely setting for the house with clipped topiary, lawns, and a large pond. The granary and outbuildings are arranged around a large courtyard, and the property also includes a period stable block, an open bay cart lodge, and a four bay garage block. The village of Kenardington is nestled in the Kent countryside and offers a peaceful, rural setting with views over the Romney Marsh.