I often here the phrase "unique property" used, but this amazing home, dating back to 1693 when it was built as a farmhouse for the considerable estate of New Hall, really goes above and beyond that term with an impressive open plan ground floor space, 6 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms along with a side room, which used to be the pubs beer store, that is now used as a an office but could easily form an annexe. This Grade 2 listed former pub know also as the Rose & Crown, has been transformed into one of my most favourite properties in my 24 years of being an agent. The owners have retained and restored so many of its original features that you could spend hours just looking at the exposed woodwork, stone work and fireplaces. It really is a home that would suit anyone wanting something different.
The village of Allhallows is steeped in history with the church being referenced in the Domesday book. Locally you will discover the Allhallows Primary Academy and the local shop and take away outlets are within easy reach. Nearby is the Haven Holiday park that has public footpath access for walks along the local beach as well as the sea wall to Yantlet Creek, which originally was a short cut for sailing barges and small craft between the Thames and Medway. A regular bus service provides access to the nearby Medway Towns with Secondary and Grammar schools.
This wonderful detached residence is one that really needs to be viewed to fully appreciate the wealth of features and overall size so once you have seen the video, take the 3D virtual tour and feel you want to see more, contact us immediately so that you can learn so much more about its history.
ROCHESTER, ME3
Valid until 23.09.2022
Property Type: | Detached house | Walls: | Average thermal transmittance 1.55 W/m²K |
Walls Energy: | Poor | Roof: | Average thermal transmittance 0.33 W/m²K |
Roof Energy: | Average | Window: | Single glazed |
Window Energy: | Very poor | Main Heating: | Boiler and radiators, mains gas |
Main Heating Energy: | Good | Main Heating Controls: | Programmer, room thermostat and TRVs |
Main Heating Controls Energy: | Good | Hot Water System: | From main system |
Hot Water Energy Efficiency: | Good | Lighting: | Low energy lighting in 25% of fixed outlets |
Lighting Energy: | Average | Floors: | Average thermal transmittance 0.25 W/m²K |
Floors Energy: | Good | Secondary Heating: | Room heaters, wood logs |
Air Tightness: | (not tested) | Total Floor Area: | 259 m2 |
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