A detached Grade II listed period house occupying a rural location on Romney Marsh set within established gardens.The gardens are a particular feature of Brattle House from where there are views over the surrounding countryside. The house is approached by a bridge passing over a dyke with wooden double gates leading to a driveway and hard standing area. The front garden is bounded to one side by a mellow brick wall and laid down to a gently sloping lawn planted with spring bulbs. To the rear of the house is an ornamental garden broken by a geometrically laid brick path. The principal area of garden lies to the west and is set down to lawn, flower beds, fruit trees, silver birch and willow trees all under planted with primroses and bluebells. The whole being hedge and fence enclosed and backing onto open farmland. 

FOR SALE CAMBER SANDS, £325,000

A modern, architect designed three storey eco-friendly house affording versatile living accommodation and forming part of an innovative ultra-modern development nestling close to the spectacular beach. here is a central landscaped area, which is contoured and planted to imitate the adjoining dunes, from where paths lead to Old Lydd Road and the beach. Parking: There is space to park one vehicle to the front of the integral garage.

A three bedroom semi-detached house situated within the coastal village of Camber Sands within close proximity to the vast stretch of sandy beach. Formerly the show house this well appointed semi-detached house includes double glazing, fitted kitchen with stone work surfaces and low maintenance weatherboard.

RYE SCALLOP FESTIVAL STARTS ON THE 25TH OF FEBRUARY MANY OF THE LOCAL RESTAURANTS WILL FEATURE SCALLOPS ON THEIR DAILY MENU.....

AT THE GEORGE IN RYE, " Our locally-caught scallops are said to be some of the best in the country and to celebrate this Rye’s restaurants produce special scallop inspired menus and a program of events is on offer including scallop-cutting and scallop-cooking demonstrations, as well as scallop-tasting evenings with musical entertainment and local award-winning wine tastings"

 

Saturday 3 March 2018 - Sunday 4 March 2018

Celebrate the work of the artist, designer, conservationist, and socialist, William Morris, exploring the art and ideas that laid the foundations for the Arts & Crafts movement. A man of prodigious talents and energy, Morris urged his contemporaries to “have nothing in your homes that you do not know to be useful and beautiful”. His insistence on artistry, craftsmanship, and quality helped revolutionise the late-Victorian interior, leaving a legacy that is still significant today.