This expansive five-bedroom residence, known as The Bell House, is situated within the historic grounds of Bayham Abbey, a former country estate of the Marquess of Camden. The property, constructed in the 1870s, boasts approximately four acres of private land, originally designed by Humphry Repton in 1799. With over 5,000 square feet of internal space, the residence features grand, galleried dining halls, beautifully proportioned rooms, and high ceilings throughout. The property retains many original features, such as working shutters and sash windows, while modern connections to fibre-optic, mains electricity, and water enhance its practical appeal. The private grounds include a large pond, a former swimming pool turned decked entertaining area, and a unique outbuilding. The property is located just over six miles from Royal Tunbridge Wells, with its renowned Pantiles, boutique shopping, and vibrant dining scene, and is well-positioned for access to Lamberhurst and Bells Yew Green.