Kent’s House stands as a distinguished four-bedroom, detached, Grade II listed property, boasting a rich heritage and traditional Flemish bonded brickwork. Its name hails from the Kents, a notable family who resided in the adjacent manor house during the 17th Century. This residence is a tapestry of historical charm, replete with an array of period features that add to its unique allure.

The property's history can be traced back to the early 18th century, around 1710, evident in the authentic brick pamment tiles gracing the family room, and the presence of five original fireplaces. The residence has undergone an extensive schedule of works over the last six years including windows, boiler, Victorian wing roof, and landscaped gardens.

The interior highlights include a tastefully appointed kitchen/breakfast space, a spacious family room, an expansive dining room, and an elegant living room located in the property's Victorian wing. A classic wooden door discreetly leads to the upper floor, revealing a staircase adorned with flat balusters that resonate with the home’s historical essence. The first floor hosts four generously-sized double bedrooms, each distinctively styled, alongside a splendid family bathroom that also serves as an en-suite to the master bedroom.

Externally, the property is set back from the street, featuring a gravel driveway that leads to a single garage with extensive overhead storage. Beyond a wooden gate, you'll find a picturesque cottage garden at the front of this charming property. The rear features not one, but two stunning courtyard gardens, meticulously planted with a diverse array of flowers, shrubs, and trees. Designed to make the best use of the space, these areas offer different levels and a central water feature, creating a secret oasis perfect for relaxation and enjoyment.

Kents House is ideally situated on the high street in the sought-after village of Brampton, a community rich in amenities including local shops, a garden centre, post office, medical facilities, and a selection of pubs and restaurants. The village enjoys excellent connectivity, bordered by the River Ouse and Brampton Wood, with convenient road links to the A1 and A14, and Huntingdon train station nearby, offering direct services to Peterborough and London.