House For Sale £475,000
A fabulous family semi detached house in a sought after location of strood. This great house offers four double bedrooms with the option for a five downstairs. The property offers spacious hallway with downstairs cloakroom. Large family kitchen/diner, Front bayed study/bedroom and duel aspect lounge with patio doors onto rear landscaped garden. Upstairs offers windowed landing, four bedrooms and family bathroom with separate shower. Large loft area boarded and insulated. Outside offers front driveway for multiple cars and garage with access to rear. The back garden has mature trees and shrubs, extends to 125ft and is multi functional with both lawns, decking and patio area. The house is in good decorative condition and is brilliant for a family to move straight into!<br/><br/><b>Exterior</b><br/>Front Garden: Approx 35ft x 25ft
Formed driveway for multiple cars, brick wall edging, beds and garage, path to front door.
Rear Garden: Approx 50ft x 125ft
Landscaped, patio area, large lawn area, sheds, summer house, mature trees and shrubs, wooden fences to sides and rear, side access to front.<br/><br/><b>Key Terms</b><br/>Strood comes from the Old English word ‘strod’ meaning ‘marshy land overgrown with brushwood’
In 1778, engineers suggested a canal be excavated from the Gravesend Marshes, through to Strood, providing the Thames and Medway Rivers with a far more direct connection from London. In 1800, that excavation commenced, with the canal reaching Higham in the following year. However, a chalk cliff, over two miles thick, stood between Higham and Strood, 1819, engineers commenced boring a 35 foot wide tunnel through the chalk face, which when completed, in 1824, became England’s longest tunnel.
Strood is easily accessed from the major motorway network of the A2/M2, M20 and M25 with major shopping centres ‘Bluewater’ only 7 miles down the road. Strood has an array of primary and secondary schools both State and Public
Entrance Porch
Glazed
Entrance Hall
Entrance door. Stairs to first floor. Radiator. Oak wooden flooring
Cloakroom
Double glazed window to side. Wash hand basin. Low level w.c. Radiator. Oak wooden flooring
Lounge (25' 1" x 14' 4" (7.65m x 4.37m))
Double glazed French doors to rear. Feature fireplace. Radiator. Carpet
Dining Room (12' 6" x 11' 11" (3.8m x 3.63m))
Double glazed bay window to front. Radiator. Oak wooden flooring
Kitchen (23' 11" x 9' 5" (7.3m x 2.87m))
Double glazed windows to rear and side. Double glazed door. Range of wall and base units with work surfaces over. Double sink drainer. Free standing fridge/freezer. Range cooker with extractor over. Oakd wooden flooring. Tiled flooring
Utility Room (10' 0" x 10' 6" (3.05m x 3.2m))
Double glazed window to side. Door to garage. Sink drainer. Washing machine
Landing
Double glazed window to side. Loft hatch. Carpet
Bedroom 1 (12' 1" x 10' 9" (3.68m x 3.28m))
Double glazed window to rear. Built in wardrobes. Wash hand basin. Radiator. Carpet
Bedroom 2 (12' 2" x 11' 2" (3.7m x 3.4m))
Double glazed window to front. Built in wardrobe. Radiator. Carpet
Bedroom 3 (12' 8" x 10' 6" (3.86m x 3.2m))
Double glazed window to side. Radiator. Laminate flooring
Bedroom 4 (11' 2" x 7' 6" (3.4m x 2.29m))
Double glazed window to rear. Built in wardrobes. Radiator. Carpet
Bathroom
Double glazed window to rear. Panelled bath. Separate shower cubicle. Low level w.c. Wash hand basin. Tiled flooring
Formed driveway for multiple cars, brick wall edging, beds and garage, path to front door.
Rear Garden: Approx 50ft x 125ft
Landscaped, patio area, large lawn area, sheds, summer house, mature trees and shrubs, wooden fences to sides and rear, side access to front.<br/><br/><b>Key Terms</b><br/>Strood comes from the Old English word ‘strod’ meaning ‘marshy land overgrown with brushwood’
In 1778, engineers suggested a canal be excavated from the Gravesend Marshes, through to Strood, providing the Thames and Medway Rivers with a far more direct connection from London. In 1800, that excavation commenced, with the canal reaching Higham in the following year. However, a chalk cliff, over two miles thick, stood between Higham and Strood, 1819, engineers commenced boring a 35 foot wide tunnel through the chalk face, which when completed, in 1824, became England’s longest tunnel.
Strood is easily accessed from the major motorway network of the A2/M2, M20 and M25 with major shopping centres ‘Bluewater’ only 7 miles down the road. Strood has an array of primary and secondary schools both State and Public
Entrance Porch
Glazed
Entrance Hall
Entrance door. Stairs to first floor. Radiator. Oak wooden flooring
Cloakroom
Double glazed window to side. Wash hand basin. Low level w.c. Radiator. Oak wooden flooring
Lounge (25' 1" x 14' 4" (7.65m x 4.37m))
Double glazed French doors to rear. Feature fireplace. Radiator. Carpet
Dining Room (12' 6" x 11' 11" (3.8m x 3.63m))
Double glazed bay window to front. Radiator. Oak wooden flooring
Kitchen (23' 11" x 9' 5" (7.3m x 2.87m))
Double glazed windows to rear and side. Double glazed door. Range of wall and base units with work surfaces over. Double sink drainer. Free standing fridge/freezer. Range cooker with extractor over. Oakd wooden flooring. Tiled flooring
Utility Room (10' 0" x 10' 6" (3.05m x 3.2m))
Double glazed window to side. Door to garage. Sink drainer. Washing machine
Landing
Double glazed window to side. Loft hatch. Carpet
Bedroom 1 (12' 1" x 10' 9" (3.68m x 3.28m))
Double glazed window to rear. Built in wardrobes. Wash hand basin. Radiator. Carpet
Bedroom 2 (12' 2" x 11' 2" (3.7m x 3.4m))
Double glazed window to front. Built in wardrobe. Radiator. Carpet
Bedroom 3 (12' 8" x 10' 6" (3.86m x 3.2m))
Double glazed window to side. Radiator. Laminate flooring
Bedroom 4 (11' 2" x 7' 6" (3.4m x 2.29m))
Double glazed window to rear. Built in wardrobes. Radiator. Carpet
Bathroom
Double glazed window to rear. Panelled bath. Separate shower cubicle. Low level w.c. Wash hand basin. Tiled flooring
