A “magnificent” unfinished house with six bedrooms, a swimming pool complex and 13 acres of land is up for sale for £1.5 million.

The home in Lenham, named Highfield, is listed as a “masterpiece in progress” by agent Fine & Country, West Malling.

The 110,000 sq ft site is currently “uninhabitable” and is seeking a buyer with investment to finish the project.

The property is 900m north of the junction with Ashford Road and Faversham Road.

As part of the flash design, there is a swimming pool complex with a gym, sauna and steam room, as well as a cinema, library and gallery.

Other elements include six bathrooms and reception rooms, alongside an integrated annexe.

The listing says: “Destined to become one of the region’s finest homes, this part-finished project is enviably nestled within 13 acres of captivating grounds and offers over 11,000sq ft of meticulously designed living space with extensive leisure facilities.

“Framed by the stunning North Downs, this architecturally-designed residence will seamlessly blend contemporary luxury with the tranquil beauty of nature.

“Highfield represents a rare opportunity for the discerning buyer to complete an exceptional vision of elegance and create a truly unique, bespoke living experience.”

Spread across three levels, the agent adds that “much of the hard work has already been completed”.

Features of the south-facing property include an expansive use of glass and panoramic views of the countryside.

Each reception room has a wrap-around terrace, and each bedroom comes with its own en-suite.

The site also has planning permission for an integrated annexe, and a 780 sq ft garage, complete with workshop and garden room.

In the listing, Fine & Country, West Malling said: “Highfield represents a rare opportunity to complete and personalise a truly luxurious home in one of Kent’s most desirable locations.

“With much of the groundwork already laid, this unfinished masterpiece awaits your vision to bring it to its full potential.”

The decision to grant permission for the construction was given nearly 10 years ago, in January 2015.

As part of the build, a chalet-style bungalow described as being in a state of “disrepair” was demolished.

The owner has been contacted for a comment.