Set back from the corner of Green Lane in the popular village of Challock, High Snoad House is a beautifully extended four-bedroom detached home dating back to 1919. Thoughtfully updated over the last 30 years, it now offers the perfect balance of period charm and family comfort.

The ground floor features three reception rooms, including a generous dual-aspect lounge, formal dining room with polished wooden floors, and a spacious study—both study and dining room have a working fireplace that reflects the home’s heritage. A light-filled conservatory, well-equipped kitchen, utility room, and rear lobby complete the downstairs space.

Upstairs are four bedrooms—three doubles—including a master with en-suite, and a fourth room currently used as a music room. Built-in wardrobes on the landing and a modern family bathroom add practical touches, while the front bedrooms enjoy lovely views over The Lees.

Outside, the wrap-around garden is a standout feature—beautifully maintained with mature trees, shrubs, and a fully functioning well. There’s a large patio ideal for entertaining, along with a shed, greenhouse, and vegetable patches. A garage and spacious driveway provide ample parking.

Located within easy reach of Kings Wood and Longbeech Wood, this home is perfect for nature lovers, walkers, and families seeking a peaceful, semi-rural lifestyle. Village amenities include a popular school, farm shop, pub, and excellent links to Ashford, Faversham, and Canterbury.