Chelsfield Grange is an impressive Grade II listed residence, seamlessly blending its origins as a 15th-century farmhouse with elegant Georgian and Victorian additions. Situated in a picturesque semi-rural position at the foot of Rushmore Hill, the property enjoys expansive views of the Kentish countryside while offering exceptional accessibility to local amenities and transport links.

Spanning approximately 4,000 sq ft, the property showcases a wealth of period charm and versatile family accommodation. At its northern end, a Georgian-style extension hosts a magnificent drawing room, distinguished by soaring ceilings, Venetian-style sash windows, an exquisite Italian marble fireplace, and refined decorative detailing. Above, the spacious master suite commands wonderful west-facing countryside views, complemented by a generous en-suite bathroom.

The heart of the home retains its historic charm, featuring an inviting snug with period fireplace, adjacent study, and an elegant Arts and Crafts-style reading room boasting traditional oak woodwork, monks' benches, and a Delft-tiled fireplace. To the south lies a characterful kitchen/dining area with authentic terracotta tiles and timber beams, providing a warm, rustic atmosphere.

An 18th-century brick-and-flint building at the rear of the property connects seamlessly to the main residence via a central music/activity room, leading onward to a versatile office, guest cloakroom, and cellar. Historically, this cellar, along with the office space above, was a shepherd's house, with the cellar likely serving as a cheese store. Thought to date from the 1700s, the office is heated via the main central heating system and features a fireplace and is ideal for home working, enhanced by a fast fibre broadband connection.

Five bedrooms occupy the first floor, accessed via two separate staircases, complemented by an additional attic space charmingly known as the 'apple loft,' ideal for children's play or storage. The property benefits from gas central heating, powered by a Worcester Bosch boiler with an annual service plan, and includes a hot water cylinder located in the first-floor bathroom.

Outside, the beautifully landscaped gardens are tiered and secluded, primarily laid to lawn and framed by mature trees and shrubbery, offering tranquil outdoor enjoyment.  Parking for multiple vehicles is provided both to the sides and front of the house.  For nature lovers and dog walkers, excellent local walks are easily accessible.

The nearby village of Green Street Green provides convenient everyday amenities, including a Waitrose supermarket, two GP surgeries, a pharmacy, pubs, and local shops. Three bus routes pass near to the property, while Knockholt and Chelsfield railway stations are within easy reach, offering swift and frequent connections into central London.

Historically significant as home to the Pratt family for over three centuries, Chelsfield Grange sits within reach of the vibrant communities of Chelsfield, Orpington, and Sevenoaks, which offer extensive amenities, shopping, leisure facilities, and highly regarded schooling options.

Benefitting from no onward chain, this property represents a rare opportunity to secure a distinguished home that combines historical elegance with contemporary practicality and outstanding connectivity.