A detached single storey coastal house located between the old and new lighthouses set well back off an unmade track within the Dungeness Estate with views over the shingle beds. Located within the Dungeness Estate, Dungeness is only one of four areas recognised as High Nature Conservation Value (HNCV) in Kent. In fact Dungeness is the only Grade I star sight in Kent identified by the Nature Conservancy Council and therefore designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). The area is also popular with artists and photographers and features regularly in numerous Life Style magazines

A most attractive, well presented Grade II Listed partly attached period house with a beautiful garden.  The property is approached through two brick piers with wrought iron gates leading to a flagstone paved front garden with parking for 3 cars. The front garden has a flagstone terrace with climbing roses, specimen trees mature shrubs and burgeoning flower beds including alliums, poppies, digitalis, sweet peas, verbena etc. An old brick pathway with low yew hedging and mixed flower beds leads to a sheltered, part wall enclosed inner garden extending to about 46' x 40' set down to lawn with an apple tree and herbaceous borders with dahlias, hydrangeas, geraniums, camellia etc. Octagonal greenhouse. Garden store. Immediately adjacent to the rear of the house is a rear courtyard of approximately 25' x 14' with climbing roses.

At Partridge, a beautiful thatched cottage there are exotic mediteranean feel gardens with a mature olive tree surrounded by buxus. To the rear, is a further area of lawn with a central rose and lavender garden with a tree fern. The whole being enclosed with mature hedging and approaching ½ acre. The property, a fine example of its type, lovingly restored  located in the favoured village of Iden, which sits on a hill overlooking the Rother Levels, 

Rother House is a significant part of an elegant Grade II Listed house, designed by the eminent architect Sir Reginald Blomfield, situated in a private road and occupying a hill top position with far reaching, south easterly widespread views over the River Rother, Romney Marsh and the citadel of the Ancient Town of Rye to the sea. Built on the site of an old windmill its foundations still part of the garden surrounded by an old Yew hedge where sits a l'ook out' bench to the distance beyond.

A substantial four bedroom Edwardian town house, influenced by the Arts & Crafts Movement, centrally located in the Conservation Area of the Ancient Town and enjoying far reaching upper floor roofscape views across the Town with the sea in the distance. The rear wall enclosed garden has an area of lawn, brick pathways and paved terrace.