This seven-bedroom house in beautiful Kentish countryside could be yours - for a monthly cost of more than £12,000.

This striking period property, just outside of Sevenoaks, is Zoopla's most expensive home to rent in the county, working out at £147,000 a year,

That means residents will be forking out close to £3,000 per week to live in the secluded manor house.

It’s more to pay in rent than any other property in Kent, but what do you get for the sky-high price?

The house features seven bedrooms, including a master bedroom with a private balcony and en suite bathroom, five bathrooms, and a kitchen and dining room with a large central island, integrated appliances and a separate pantry.

There are also plenty of places to relax, with four reception rooms including a living room with views of the garden and wood burning fireplace, a formal dining room and a conservatory.

However, it’s impossible to ignore the extraordinary features, such as an outdoor heated swimming pool and hot tub and the all-weather tennis court, that likely contribute to the above-average price.

The spacious outdoor area also boasts well-maintained gardens and a patio, perfect for al fresco dining in the summer months.

The property is located in the peaceful Kent countryside and has some stunning, far-reaching views of the sweeping landscape.

If you want to explore these spectacular surroundings, the quiet village of Seal is less than two miles away, and Sevenoaks, with its shops, bars and restaurants, is only a short drive from your doorstep.

To find out more about this country home, visit Savills.

This property can be found at Stone Street in Seal, near Sevenoaks.