3 bed semi-detached house for sale

Westwell Lane, Hothfield TN26

A well proportioned three bedroom semi rural home set along Westwell Lane in Hothfield, offering generous living space, a large rear garden and countryside views.

The property provides a practical layout with a good sized lounge, a spacious kitchen/diner and a useful utility area, along with three bedrooms and a family bathroom upstairs. Outside, the garden is a major feature, with plenty of space for outdoor use, a summer house and additional storage.

Tutt Hill Cottages sits in a quiet village position with open fields nearby, giving the property a peaceful setting while still being within easy reach of Ashford, the M20 and Ashford International station. This location offers the balance of rural living and convenient access to local amenities, schools and transport links.

EPC Rating: C

Location

Tutt Hill Cottages enjoys a peaceful village location on Westwell Lane in the desirable parish of Hothfield, just a few miles north-west of Ashford in the South East of England. The area combines rural tranquillity with easy access to Ashford’s amenities and transport links, making it ideal for families, professionals and commuters alike

Hothfield is a small, well-established village with a strong community feel and attractive countryside surroundings. Residents benefit from scenic views, country walks and proximity to Hothfield Heathlands, an extensive area of heathland, woodland and nature trails that offer excellent recreation and wildlife interest.

Commuters will appreciate the convenient access to the A20 and M20, as well as nearby rail links from Ashford International and Charing, offering high-speed services to London St Pancras and beyond.

The area benefits from access to well-regarded primary and secondary schools in the Ashford area, while local services including gp surgeries, dentists and other essential facilities are within a short drive.

Lounge (4.90m x 3.33m)

This cottage offers a comfortable and well-proportioned living space with a mix of character and modern touches. The main reception room runs the length of the house, giving it a straightforward, easy layout. A panelled feature wall adds some texture, while the wooden floor brings a natural, warm feel to the room.
A recessed fireplace provides a focal point, with open shelving fitted to one side for books or display pieces. The window at the far end looks out to the garden and allows plenty of daylight into the room, giving it a bright and settled atmosphere.

Kitchen (5.66m x 2.97m)

The kitchen has a clean, well-planned layout with plenty of cupboard space and long worktops along one side. The light wood units and darker flooring give it a calm, modern feel. A window over the sink and another by the dining area bring in good natural light, making the room feel balanced from one end to the other.
There’s room for a table without the space feeling tight, and the arrangement of appliances keeps everything practical for day-to-day use. It’s a comfortable, well-kept kitchen that works well as a combined cooking and eating space.

Utility Room (4.37m x 1.93m)

The property benefits from a practical utility room positioned to the side of the house, offering a useful transition space between the garden and the main living areas. The room provides additional cabinetry for storage, worktop space, and room for appliances such as a second fridge or freezer. Frosted windows along one wall bring in natural light while maintaining privacy, and a solid internal door leads back into the home.

It’s an ideal spot for laundry, muddy boots, or general household storage-keeping the main kitchen clutter-free and giving the home valuable extra functionality.

Hallway

The hallway is neatly finished and has a clear, tidy layout. The two-tone décor gives it character .There is built-in storage under the stairs, making good use of the space, and the staircase itself has a traditional balustrade.

The hallway runs through to the rear of the house, with doors leading to the main rooms and space for coats, shoes or a small bench. It’s a practical entrance area that feels well looked after and sets an organised tone for the rest of the cottage.

Landing

The landing is brightened by a window at the end, which brings in natural light and gives the space an open feel. The décor continues the same two-tone style as the hallway, so it all flows consistently from downstairs to upstairs.
Doors lead off to the bedrooms and bathroom, and the layout is simple and easy to navigate. It’s a tidy, well-presented landing that connects the upstairs rooms neatly.

Master Bedroom (4.90m x 2.82m)

The main bedroom is a well-proportioned, double-aspect room with windows at both ends, giving it plenty of natural light throughout the day. There is space for a large bed along with additional furniture, and the layout still feels open. The feature panelling behind the bed adds some depth to the room, and the modern flooring keeps the finish clean.

Built-in mirrored wardrobes provide useful storage and help keep the space organised.

Bedroom Two (3.45m x 3.02m)

Double bedroom .Two windows - one looking to the rear and one to the side - bring in natural light and give the room a more open feel.
The room has enough floor space to be arranged in different ways, depending on preference, and the modern flooring keeps it easy to maintain. It’s a practical and comfortable double bedroom that can suit a range of uses.

Bedroom Three (3.02m x 2.11m)

This well presented bedroom currently set up as a nursery. Large front-facing window brings in plenty of daylight.
The layout works well for a young child’s room, but the space is flexible enough to be used as a small bedroom or study if needed. The modern flooring is practical for everyday use.

Garden

The garden is a generous, long plot that offers plenty of usable space. To the side of the house, there is an original brick-built outbuilding that includes an outside WC and a separate storage area.
A decked area sits directly behind the house, leading onto a wide stretch of lawn that runs the full length of the garden. Mature hedging and fencing provide privacy on both sides, and the open outlook at the rear gives the space a more rural feel.

A modern outbuilding sits towards the end of the garden, making it useful as a home office, studio or hobby room. There is also a level area currently used for outdoor play equipment, showing the amount of space available without limiting how the garden could be arranged in future.

Beyond the rear boundary, the property enjoys an open outlook across neighbouring fields, where horses are often turned out and ridden. It gives the garden a peaceful, rural feel and a sense of space rarely found this close to town.

Overall, it’s a large, practical garden that works well for families and anyone who values outdoor space, with far-reaching views adding to the sense of openness.

Front Garden

The property is set back behind a generous front garden, giving it a pleasantly private feel from the road. A mature pine tree sits to one side, creating natural screening. The lawn is neatly kept and offers plenty of space for planting or play, with a straight pathway leading to the front door. It’s a simple, well-proportioned garden that frames the house nicely and adds to the sense of space the property enjoys.