4 Bedroom Apartment for Sale at Oakhill Copse, London

Some places just slow you down in the best way and honestly this four bedroom apartment at Oakhill Copse, right inside one of those rare gated enclaves in Kent countryside outside London, does exactly that. The first time I wandered past the old brickwork and under those tall trees you feel something different, almost like the place is keeping its own quiet time. There was this moment when I stood outside early in the day, mug in hand, just listening to the birds somewhere up in the branches. The world feels quieter here but not boring at all.

The apartment sits among about thirty acres of green space which is something you really appreciate more once you see it in person. You start picturing little routines already, maybe a morning walk before work or a stroll with a neighbour in the evening. The air feels fresher and you forget how close London really is because everything just feels open—maybe it's all the fields nearby or the way the paths wind between trees. I even saw a family having a picnic not far from the driveway on a Sunday, kids chasing a ball, the kind of stuff that makes you think living out here could be really easy.

Inside, the layout actually works. Some apartments promise space but then you get there and it feels all show and no comfort. Not this one. You step into the open plan kitchen and dining area and straightaway it feels like the sort of place you could just live in, not just make look nice for guests. When I visited, the afternoon sun was just spilling across the table and it made everything warm. The kitchen is practical if you like to cook for real and not just warm up leftovers, with places to actually lean and chat while someone stirs a pot. And the way it opens toward the garden makes it easy to picture summer lunches with the doors flung open. Right off to the side there is a real utility room—not just a cupboard—so you can keep all the laundry out of the way and actually keep things tidy without trying too hard.

If you like corners to unwind, the living room is one of the best parts of this place. French doors open right out to the patio and you just get that easy indoor outdoor feeling straightaway. I could see it working for long quiet evenings reading, or just some friends coming over, doors open, and the sound of people laughing from the garden. Sometimes you almost forget your phone and just look around at the sky for a while.

Upstairs feels just as balanced. The main bedroom has its own dressing area and proper fitted wardrobes so you actually have somewhere to put everything—a small thing but it makes life nicer. The ensuite is roomy and honest, not overdone, with sunlight coming in. Then there are three other bedrooms, and each one feels like its own little spot. There's a study at the front that works well if you're working from home, with enough space that you don't feel boxed in. Each room has just the right amount of privacy but nothing feels shut off. If you have kids, or even if you want a guest room and a space to tinker with hobbies, it all fits.

Parking is another easy bit, with a double garage plus extra space outside, so you don't have to worry about where everyone will go when friends visit. The community itself is a little hidden away, which I like, but still has these extras you start to appreciate—like the residents' only padel court. It's tucked in so not distracting but on warm afternoons I imagine neighbours get some friendly matches going.

Places like this, out in Kent countryside but tucked just close enough to London, do not come up as often as you'd expect. If you want to see if it suits your day to day life, the only way is to come over and walk through for yourself. No pressure at all. At LuxuryProperty.com, we're always here for a chat or a wander, whatever pace works best for you.