Dormestone House

Charing, Nr Ashford


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Grade ll listed home with a delightful mix of modern contemporary and antique finds, surrounded by extensive private grounds on the 15th Century estate. Named as one of the best dog-friendly cottages in Britain by The Independent
Heated swimming pool, tennis court and a roaring open fire to enjoy. In an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the North Downs.

Enjoy a little piece of heaven and exclusivity in this charming 15th-century estate with acres of extensive private grounds. A roaring open fire antique finds and gorgeous furnishings combine to ensure this large group accommodation in Charing is the perfect indulgent stay for friends and family. Enjoy uninterrupted views from almost every window with little between you and the North Downs but the heated pool and tennis court.

This stunning large holiday home offers quintessential luxury at its best. With a selection of reception rooms, you will be spoilt for choice. Morning coffees are best enjoyed in the serene reading room with French doors opening to the manicured gardens delightful as you sit back relax and watch the children play quite the scene from Country Life Magazine.

The rooms of this unique Grade II listed designer home make the most of the natural sunlight. The layout enhances the beautiful feature beams and hidden nooks of the property, setting the scene for the harmonious blend of modern contemporary furnishings and mix of antiques.

The open plan state-of-the-art kitchen and conservatory overlooks the pool and tennis court making the home perfect for relaxing whilst watching your friends play a nail-biting match The large dining table can seat a family brood and makes for a very sociable space ideal for cooking and entertaining on special occasions. An exclusive luxury hamper is also provided to guests.

The summer calls for splashing in the pool and alfresco dining under the stars by the fire pit. In winter, the cosy living space with an open fire adds warmth to your escape to the country. Whilst there, why not don the wellies and take the dog out for a long stroll across the downs.

You don’t have to forgo luxury just because you have a canine to contend with on your holiday, as this superb 15th-century Grade II-listed home proves. You don’t even have to leave the private grounds to give your dogs a decent walk, after which you can snuggle up by the open fire while they relax in the dog basket provided. If you want to venture further, you’ve got the North Downs on your doorstep. — The Independent February 2017.