Watersheet Farm is a Grade II listed late medieval house with substantial annexe accommodation and far-reaching countryside views. The property has a rich history, with 18th and 19th century additions, and features many period details such as beams, timbers, mullion windows, and an inglenook fireplace. The main house has four bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a principal bedroom suite with en-suite bathroom and countryside views. The property also includes two annexe buildings, one a 17th century barn converted to a high standard in 2019, providing three bedrooms, a bathroom, and a kitchen, and the other a one-bedroom cottage. The property is situated on a rural country lane, with a gravel drive, parking, and a garden with a pond and orchard. The village of Egerton is nearby, with amenities including a post office, sports hall, and primary school, and the property is also close to Ashford and Headcorn, with their respective train stations and amenities.