Formerly used for drying hops as part of the brewing process, the site was converted into a five bedroom dwelling in the 1980s.
The current owner of the home said: “It’s a glorious home. It’s been a privilege living there.
“It’s a home where there are lots of places to sit, reflect and read. It’s very tranquil.”
A spokesperson for Bees Homes Estate agents said: “Spread over three floors, The Old Oast is a characterful Kentish oast house designed for modern living.
"Extended living areas and versatile flow allows you to live the life of your choosing – with ease.
"The Old Oast offers a safe and beautiful embrace to all. Perfectly private, rich in character and with views of the sea, storybook charm doesn’t get better than this.”
For more details please visit the Bees Homes Estate agents website.
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