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WITH A SPACIOUS OPENPLAN KITCHEN/LIVINGROOM, ‘LOFT’ STYLE VAULTED CEILINGS AND TRADITIONAL KENTISH OASTS, THIS BARN CONVERSION CAPTURES THE BEST OF LIVING IN THE WEALD

The Last Oast Property: 2 Station Oast, is one of four kiln oasts, in a converted barn with roundels Location: Horsmonden, Kent Price: £405,000 Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 2 (plus cloakroom) Best bit: Nestled in the sleepy village of Horsmonden, this converted barn, complete with Grade II listed oasts, is simply brimming with personality and rural charm. Summary: One of the most obvious elements of the home is the light and space. This barn conversion retains all of its roominess and exuberance, accentuated by two sets of French doors in the open-plan sitting room. Traditional features are present throughout, with casement windows, exposed original joists, a vaulted ceiling in the sitting room and wood veneer floors. Beyond the French doors, the rustic feel of Station Oast is completed, with wooden decking, as well as a small garden area. Upstairs, two bedrooms and one master bedroom continue the roomy feel of the property. Complete with Velux skylight, the master bedroom allows a generous amount of natural light into the room, not to mention the en-suite bathroom and mezzanine study. The study area is perhaps the most interesting part of the house due to its versatility. It could be used as another bedroom, a spare room or simply for the roof-access while enjoying a cold drink during the warmer months.

Both a cosy rural home and a breezy summer abode, Station Oast is a place for those who love the countryside and living in it. Contact: Winkworth 01892 519 650 winkworth.co.uk MARCH 2011

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