House For Sale £525,000
Heritage Estates are delighted to offer for sale this beautiful, period link detached house built in the 1920s with a guide price of £525,000 to £550,000. It comprises of: A hallway; cloakroom; lounge with balcony; dining room; kitchen; integral garage on the ground floor and, on the first floor: Landing; three double bedrooms and family bathroom. The property is situated in an off-road, tranquil setting with wrap around garden and splendid views over the countryside. No forward chain. Excellent road network / links to A2; M2; M25 and M20 motorways. An early viewing is recommended. Please contact us on .
Front Facade
The property sits in a slightly elevated position. Timber fence to front, lawn and pathway to side with hand railing. Ornamental pond to front. A range of shrubs.
Entrance to side leads to hallway:
Hallway (3.22m (10' 7") x 2.44m (8' 0"))
The property has an impressive hallway with parquet flooring and feature wooden stairs leading to the first floor. Radiator. Door to under-stair storage.
Kitchen (6.76m (22' 2") x 3.31m (10' 10"))
6.76m x 4.23m (at widest point]
A large lounge with double glazed leaded windows to front with lovely views over the countryside. French doors to front with wrought iron balcony, ideal sun spot and enjoying view. Open fireplace with brick surround and hearth. Carpet. Radiator. Balcony area has tiled floor. Further double glazed leaded window to side.
Lounge Continued
Wrought iron balcony to front with tiled floor.
Ground Floor Cloakroom
Accessed from hallway, there is a ground floor cloakroom with WC and corner wash-hand basin in white. Opaque double glazed leaded window to rear. Parquet flooring. Half-tiled walls in white. Cream décor above.
Dining Room (3.50m (11' 6") x 4.13m (13' 7"))
Access from hallway. Radiator. Double glazed window to rear with view to garden. Carpet. Leads to kitchen:
Kitchen (4.21m (13' 10") x 2.73m (8' 11"))
Built-in stainless steel electric oven. Shelf space for microwave. Door to side leads to garden. Double glazed windows to rear. Door that leads to integrated garage. Tiled flooring. Range of wooden wall and base units with tiled work surfaces and splash back. Inset sink and drainer. Inset gas hob.
Landing (5.96m (19' 7") x 1.12m (3' 8"))
Beautiful, period wooden stairs lead to: Feature stained-glass window to rear at half-landing. Corridor style landing with green carpet. Access to loft via hatch. Storage cupboards. Doors lead to all first floor rooms:
Feature Stained-Glass Window
At half-stair level.
Bedroom One (3.84m (12' 7") x 5.13m (16' 10"))
Large double room with dual-aspect windows. Lovely, bright room with far-reaching country views to front of property. Double glazed leaded windows to front and leaded bay window to side. Pink carpet. Air conditioning unit. Radiator under window.
Bedroom Two (3.50m (11' 6") x 2.95m (9' 8"))
Double room. Cupboard housing hot water cylinder. Storage cupboards. Carpet. Dual-aspect with double glazed leaded window overlooking the garden and further window to side.
Bedroom Three (2.82m (9' 3") x 3.32m (10' 11"))
Double room. Dual aspect. Far-reaching country views to front. Built-in cupboard. Double glazed leaded window to front and to side. Floorboards exposed.
Family Bathroom
Double glazed leaded window to rear. Blue suite comprising of bath, WC and wash hand basin inset on to vanity unit. Blue carpet. Radiator. Tiled walls.
Garage & Parking (4.77m (15' 8") x 2.98m (9' 9"))
Integrated garage with internal door leading from the kitchen. Electric circuit board. Worcester boiler. Concrete floor. Up and over door to front.
Country Views
View from front of property and balcony.
Amenities And Schools
Higham is originally a Saxon village, more recently steeped in Dickensian history. It has village pubs; nearby Knowle Restaurant; village shops and take-aways; a village school (Higham County Primary) as well as the private school at Gads Hill, former home of Charles Dickens Higham is also in the catchment area for the elite Gravesend Grammar Schools. Gravesend is easily accessible via the A226. Higham British Rail station provides access to London via the High Speed Service as well as the traditional routes.
Front Facade
The property sits in a slightly elevated position. Timber fence to front, lawn and pathway to side with hand railing. Ornamental pond to front. A range of shrubs.
Entrance to side leads to hallway:
Hallway (3.22m (10' 7") x 2.44m (8' 0"))
The property has an impressive hallway with parquet flooring and feature wooden stairs leading to the first floor. Radiator. Door to under-stair storage.
Kitchen (6.76m (22' 2") x 3.31m (10' 10"))
6.76m x 4.23m (at widest point]
A large lounge with double glazed leaded windows to front with lovely views over the countryside. French doors to front with wrought iron balcony, ideal sun spot and enjoying view. Open fireplace with brick surround and hearth. Carpet. Radiator. Balcony area has tiled floor. Further double glazed leaded window to side.
Lounge Continued
Wrought iron balcony to front with tiled floor.
Ground Floor Cloakroom
Accessed from hallway, there is a ground floor cloakroom with WC and corner wash-hand basin in white. Opaque double glazed leaded window to rear. Parquet flooring. Half-tiled walls in white. Cream décor above.
Dining Room (3.50m (11' 6") x 4.13m (13' 7"))
Access from hallway. Radiator. Double glazed window to rear with view to garden. Carpet. Leads to kitchen:
Kitchen (4.21m (13' 10") x 2.73m (8' 11"))
Built-in stainless steel electric oven. Shelf space for microwave. Door to side leads to garden. Double glazed windows to rear. Door that leads to integrated garage. Tiled flooring. Range of wooden wall and base units with tiled work surfaces and splash back. Inset sink and drainer. Inset gas hob.
Landing (5.96m (19' 7") x 1.12m (3' 8"))
Beautiful, period wooden stairs lead to: Feature stained-glass window to rear at half-landing. Corridor style landing with green carpet. Access to loft via hatch. Storage cupboards. Doors lead to all first floor rooms:
Feature Stained-Glass Window
At half-stair level.
Bedroom One (3.84m (12' 7") x 5.13m (16' 10"))
Large double room with dual-aspect windows. Lovely, bright room with far-reaching country views to front of property. Double glazed leaded windows to front and leaded bay window to side. Pink carpet. Air conditioning unit. Radiator under window.
Bedroom Two (3.50m (11' 6") x 2.95m (9' 8"))
Double room. Cupboard housing hot water cylinder. Storage cupboards. Carpet. Dual-aspect with double glazed leaded window overlooking the garden and further window to side.
Bedroom Three (2.82m (9' 3") x 3.32m (10' 11"))
Double room. Dual aspect. Far-reaching country views to front. Built-in cupboard. Double glazed leaded window to front and to side. Floorboards exposed.
Family Bathroom
Double glazed leaded window to rear. Blue suite comprising of bath, WC and wash hand basin inset on to vanity unit. Blue carpet. Radiator. Tiled walls.
Garage & Parking (4.77m (15' 8") x 2.98m (9' 9"))
Integrated garage with internal door leading from the kitchen. Electric circuit board. Worcester boiler. Concrete floor. Up and over door to front.
Country Views
View from front of property and balcony.
Amenities And Schools
Higham is originally a Saxon village, more recently steeped in Dickensian history. It has village pubs; nearby Knowle Restaurant; village shops and take-aways; a village school (Higham County Primary) as well as the private school at Gads Hill, former home of Charles Dickens Higham is also in the catchment area for the elite Gravesend Grammar Schools. Gravesend is easily accessible via the A226. Higham British Rail station provides access to London via the High Speed Service as well as the traditional routes.
