Accessible Stable Conversion in Maidstone

Nestled in the heart of the 'Garden of England', where apple orchards bloom, this single-storey barn with level access is ideally located between the Wealden villages of Frittenden and Staplehurst. Adjoining the owner's home, the barn is surrounded by the picturesque Kentish countryside, offering a peaceful retreat at the end of a private driveway, with views over paddocks where horses graze. Maplehurst Barn Stables serves as a perfect base for exploration or simply unwinding on the decking. Just a short distance away, Hush Heath, a state-of-the-art winery set within a stunning 400-acre estate, produces some of England’s finest still and sparkling wines, as well as ciders. Visitors can enjoy a guided vineyard tour and tasting experience.

The ground floor of the property features a cozy living room with a 40" TV, Sky, and a DVD player for entertainment. The kitchen and dining area is equipped with an electric oven, electric hob, microwave, and fridge, providing everything needed for meal preparation. The bedroom offers a comfortable double (4ft 6in) bed, while the shower room includes a cubicle shower, heated towel rail, and toilet for convenience.

• Barbecue
• Barn Conversion
• Customers' Choice
• Decorated at Christmas
• Garden or Patio
• Ground Floor Facilities
• Level Access
• Parking - On Site
• Pub Within 1 Mile
• Satellite TV
• Welcome Pack
• Wi-Fi

Garden enthusiasts will want to visit the National Trust’s Sissinghurst Castle and Gardens, once home to writer Vita Sackville-West and her husband Harold Nicholson, and now one of England’s most renowned gardens with Grade I status. Other must-see gardens include those at Great Dixter, Pashley Manor, and Scotney Castle. Leeds Castle, often referred to as the "loveliest castle in the world," is located near Maidstone and hosts summer open-air concerts. Just a 30-minute drive away, Tunbridge Wells offers events like Jazz on the Pantiles and a variety of fine dining options. For beach lovers, Hastings and Camber Sands are nearby, and excellent rail connections to London open up even more cultural and sightseeing opportunities. If you’re feeling adventurous, take a train from Ashford and enjoy lunch in Paris or Bruges. The shop, pub, and restaurant are all within 1½ miles.