House For Sale £300,000
Bungalow | One Bedroom | Driveway | Rear Garden | Idyllic Village Setting | Open-Plan | Summer House | Shed | Excellent Transport Links | Cash Buyers Only | No Chain
Within the grounds of the former Eyhorne House is this charming bungalow on Musket Lane in Hollingbourne. With traditional timber features and a rustic farmhouse feel, the property is an absolute gem situated in an idyllic country village setting. It benefits from being tucked away in a lovely lane off the main road providing privacy, and some peace and quiet.
The bungalow comprises a spacious open-plan kitchen/living room, shower room, double bedroom, and a delightful rear garden. Additionally, the property has a driveway and parking space. The main living space is a really good size, with high ceilings and exposed timber frames, and a fireplace. The rustic kitchen has everything you will need and is conveniently positioned at one corner of the room. The space drinks in natural light from the windows that span the entirety of one side overlooking the beautiful garden, and there is a door giving direct access. The shower room is a bright and colourful space with a large corner shower, and distinctive blue tiles. The bedroom is a large double, with windows at both ends filling the room with natural light and providing views of the garden.
Outside, the garden is green and tranquil, with plants and trees and a patio area. There is a summer house in the garden, and a shed that can be accessed at the front of the property from the driveway.
Hollingbourne is a small village nestled under the North Downs some five miles east of Maidstone. It has a population of around 900 people and is home to over 100 listed buildings. The area is renowned for the beauty of the surrounding countryside which offers fantastic walking and cycling routes. At the north end of the village is an ancient track where the North Downs Way and the Pilgrim’s Way combine which also forms part of the National Cycle Network. The village is home to three pubs; two of which are further up Eyhorne Street itself. The other ‘The Dirty Habit' is in Upper Street and dates to the 11th century. The village has a good range of day-to-day amenities including a village store with a Post Office. Nearby Bearsted and Maidstone offer more extensive facilities, and the nearby M20 provides easy access to the motorway network, and rail services connecting to London are available from Hollingbourne and Maidstone. The immediate area offers a good selection of schooling, including Hollingbourne Primary School in the village and Grammar schools in Maidstone. Independent schools include Sutton Valence, Kings’ Rochester, and Lorenden Prep.
We understand the construction of the property comprises two single-skin brick walls and two timber-framed walls. Buyers should make their own enquiries on the potential implications of getting a mortgage. The property is best suited to cash buyers.
Aerial view of plot boundary is not 100% accurate and is for guidance only.<br /><br />
Within the grounds of the former Eyhorne House is this charming bungalow on Musket Lane in Hollingbourne. With traditional timber features and a rustic farmhouse feel, the property is an absolute gem situated in an idyllic country village setting. It benefits from being tucked away in a lovely lane off the main road providing privacy, and some peace and quiet.
The bungalow comprises a spacious open-plan kitchen/living room, shower room, double bedroom, and a delightful rear garden. Additionally, the property has a driveway and parking space. The main living space is a really good size, with high ceilings and exposed timber frames, and a fireplace. The rustic kitchen has everything you will need and is conveniently positioned at one corner of the room. The space drinks in natural light from the windows that span the entirety of one side overlooking the beautiful garden, and there is a door giving direct access. The shower room is a bright and colourful space with a large corner shower, and distinctive blue tiles. The bedroom is a large double, with windows at both ends filling the room with natural light and providing views of the garden.
Outside, the garden is green and tranquil, with plants and trees and a patio area. There is a summer house in the garden, and a shed that can be accessed at the front of the property from the driveway.
Hollingbourne is a small village nestled under the North Downs some five miles east of Maidstone. It has a population of around 900 people and is home to over 100 listed buildings. The area is renowned for the beauty of the surrounding countryside which offers fantastic walking and cycling routes. At the north end of the village is an ancient track where the North Downs Way and the Pilgrim’s Way combine which also forms part of the National Cycle Network. The village is home to three pubs; two of which are further up Eyhorne Street itself. The other ‘The Dirty Habit' is in Upper Street and dates to the 11th century. The village has a good range of day-to-day amenities including a village store with a Post Office. Nearby Bearsted and Maidstone offer more extensive facilities, and the nearby M20 provides easy access to the motorway network, and rail services connecting to London are available from Hollingbourne and Maidstone. The immediate area offers a good selection of schooling, including Hollingbourne Primary School in the village and Grammar schools in Maidstone. Independent schools include Sutton Valence, Kings’ Rochester, and Lorenden Prep.
We understand the construction of the property comprises two single-skin brick walls and two timber-framed walls. Buyers should make their own enquiries on the potential implications of getting a mortgage. The property is best suited to cash buyers.
Aerial view of plot boundary is not 100% accurate and is for guidance only.<br /><br />
