Initial price	£6,000,000
23/03/25	£5,500,000
Price Change	-8.33%

Falconers, a Grade II listed building, is a stunning example of Kentish Wealden style architecture, built in 1925 for the British Empire exhibition. The property is set in approximately 7 acres of beautifully maintained gardens, featuring a helipad and a sweeping lime tree-lined drive. The house has been improved over the years, with the current owners extending the west-facing wing to emphasize its symmetry and design. The interior boasts a dramatic great hall with exposed beams, stained glass windows, and a majestic open fireplace. The property features several beautifully appointed bedrooms, many with dedicated bathrooms, as well as a study, office, kitchen, and sitting room. The gardens are a masterpiece, designed by renowned Gertrude Jekyll, with naturalistic planting, harmonious colour schemes, and a charming water feature. The property also includes a four-acre paddock with a working helipad, making it a unique and functional retreat.