Newchurch, Romney Marsh
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Welcome to the extraordinary Nares House, a truly wonderful example of Georgian architecture, with a fascinating history waiting to be discovered. Built by a noble Lord in 1803 and thought to be used as a command station during the war, this now beautifully renovated home offers a luxurious and special retreat for friends and family to come together close to the Kent coast.
Indulge in period living, with beautiful rooms steeped in original features and beautifully hand-picked wallpaper adding to its elegance. With exquisitely high ceilings, the sitting room and dining room allow you to come together, whether that be sitting around the open fire, having a memorable family meal or fabulous dinner party around the large dining table, with beautiful full height sash windows overlooking and leading out to the garden. With two staircases taking you upstairs, the grand main staircase sweeping to the first floor, and the once servants stair well which will be sure to conjure up tales of the past, where 6 elegant bedrooms await.
Explore the expansive, enclosed garden, filled with hidden nooks for children and pets to discover, alongside spacious lawns ideal for a competitive garden game or two. While miles of unspoilt countryside surrounding you, if stretching your legs that bit further is on the agenda.
Beautifully nestled on the Romney Marsh, sitting at the heart of the small village of Newchurch; a vital location during the Battle of Britain. With both countryside and coast on your door step, with the glorious Kent coastline only 10 minutes by car, Nares House lends itself well to exploring this beautiful area of Kent further - although drawing yourself away from the charms of this beautiful home may prove difficult!
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