Set on the northern edge of this picturesque Kent village, the property enjoys a peaceful position amongst other attractive detached homes. Eythorne, along with the nearby village of Shepherdswell, offers a range of local amenities including convenience stores, with Eythorne Village Store also providing a Post Office service. The village is home to a primary school, while Shepherdswell - just 1.5 miles away - benefits from a railway station with regular services between Dover and Canterbury, and onward connections to London. For high-speed travel, Dover Priory station is approximately 5 miles away and offers fast services to London St Pancras. The village is bordered to the south by the picturesque Waldershare Park, and the surrounding countryside provides a wealth of opportunities for walking, cycling, and horse riding, making it an ideal setting for those who enjoy outdoor pursuits.

Wigmore Hall enjoys a prime position within this exclusive cul-de-sac of high-end homes. Thoughtfully reconfigured and beautifully enhanced by the current owners, it offers spacious, versatile living with a high specification throughout. A standout feature is the striking orangery, with exposed oak timbers, bi-fold doors, and a log burner, providing a stunning, year-round living space. The ground floor features a welcoming entrance hall, a work/storage room, and a sitting room with a log burner. Double doors lead to a formal dining room, which flows into the orangery, ideal for entertaining. The ‘L’-shaped kitchen/breakfast room is well-equipped and connects to both the orangery and a utility room. A large additional reception room, currently a home office, completes the layout. Upstairs, the principal suite offers garden views from its Juliette balcony, a dressing room with fitted wardrobes, and a luxurious ensuite. The guest bedroom also has a Juliette balcony and stylish ensuite. Three further double bedrooms and a modern family shower room complete the accommodation.

The gardens at Wigmore Hall are a true highlight—beautifully maintained with a blend of formal landscaping and natural charm. Expansive lawns, elegant topiary, and mature trees and borders provide year-round colour and interest. Multiple paved seating areas offer ideal spaces for outdoor dining and relaxation, including one with a central mosaic, bespoke log storage, and chiminea space, set opposite a charming gazebo currently housing a hot tub. A secluded pond at the top of the garden adds a peaceful retreat. Accessed via an electric five-bar gate, the gravel driveway leads to a triple detached garage. Although now lapsed, full planning permission was granted in 2019 (Ref: 19/00588) for a single-storey front extension and roof alterations to create dormer windows—offering future potential for ancillary accommodation or further development, subject to consents.