Kingsley House, Wickhambreaux

An exceptionally beautiful 17th century, Grade II Listed detached residence, with an enchanting symmetrical façade and an artistically presented interior, which is flourishing in characterful features and period charm.
Kingsley House occupies almost an acre of beautifully landscaped gardens, which include a garden kitchen, several fruits trees, a play area, and multiple outbuildings, in addition to a timber framed greenhouse, a Finnish sauna and a splendid summer house.
Kingsley House has a wealth of history; the cellar was built in 1647 at the time of the plague, by a London merchant in which to store his merchandise. In later years, a two-storey house was added on these footings by The Kingsley family, father of Charles Kingsley the famous author who wrote 'The Water Babies'.
Sympathetically extended in later years, there is now over 3000 sq.ft of lovingly enhanced accommodation, which is rich in fine F&B décor and bespoke joinery, both of which complement the stripped floorboards, latch-key doors, inglenook fireplaces and exposed oak beams.