House For Sale £599,995
Description
Ground floor
Lounge l Kitchen/Breakfast room
Basement
Study l Store l Wine Cellar
First Floor
Master Bedroom with ensuite bathroom
Bedrooms 2 & 3 l Bathroom
Second Floor
Bedroom 4 with ensuite shower
Outside
Fully enclosed rear garden
This outstanding grade ll listed house is believed to be one of the oldest properties in Faversham's historic West Street, dating back to 1570, converted from the old "Castle Inn" public house.
The house boasts a wealth of characterful features, including exposed beams, inglenook fireplaces, wattle and daub, exposed brickwork, leaded windows and wine cellar.
The extensive accommodation is laid out over 4 floors, providing well-presented and spacious rooms throughout.
The entrance door opens into a well proportioned lounge, being well lit with it's full width glass panelled window, allowing natural light to beam through. The focal point and centre piece of the lounge has to be the stunning inglenook fireplace, featuring a substantial cast iron stove, exposed brickwork and natural stone hearth.
Exposed beams and natural wood flooring add to the charm and character of this welcoming lounge.
The wooden flooring continues along the hall and flows into the kitchen/diner, being located to the rear of the house. This area has been cleverly designed, with shaker cupboards along one wall, finished with wooden surfaces. A stainless steel range is located to one end, inset into the chimney, featuring attractive exposed bricks either side. The dining area is located to the rear, with views through the leaded windows, overlooking the rear garden.
An open planned utility room is located to one side of the kitchen, providing an additional sink and space for white goods.
A side door provides access to the rear garden.
Stairs from the hall lead down to the quirky basement, which is currently used as a useful study, wine cellar and separate store.
A small window to one end of the study provides natural light.
Winding stairs lead upto the 1st floor accommodation. The master bedroom oozes character, with exposed beams, brick exposed fire and a Jacobean wall painting- benefiting from 3 built in storage cupboards and a quality ensuite bathroom-featuring exposed brickwork and beams. A door leads off the master bedroom to Bedroom 3, which also benefits from a built in storage cupboard. Bedroom 2 is located to the rear, featuring full width leaded windows.
The family bathroom completes the 1st floor accommodation.
Stairs from the first floor lead upto an amazing vaulted ceiling bedroom and ensuite bathroom.
These two rooms feature a wealth of exposed beams, creating the ambience that you would expect from such an historic building. The ensuite features a shower, basin and toilet.
The garden is fully enclosed with it's tall brick wall providing privacy and security. The garden is accessed from the kitchen and a gate to the rear. The central lawned area is divided by patios at the front and rear, with a useful shed providing storage.
West Street is ideally located, being just a short walk to Faversham's market town centre and station (with high speed links to London).
Faversham itself offers a wide range of facilities, including an array of renowned eateries, independent retailers, an indoor/outdoor swimming pool, cinema, theatre and many sports facilities, including tennis courts, bowling green and gyms.
Faversham has an excellent range of highly respected primary and secondary schools, including the Queen Elizabeth Grammar school. There are numerous cycle and walking routes to choose from, including a cycle costal path to the harbour town of Whitstable and beyond.
Ground floor
Lounge l Kitchen/Breakfast room
Basement
Study l Store l Wine Cellar
First Floor
Master Bedroom with ensuite bathroom
Bedrooms 2 & 3 l Bathroom
Second Floor
Bedroom 4 with ensuite shower
Outside
Fully enclosed rear garden
This outstanding grade ll listed house is believed to be one of the oldest properties in Faversham's historic West Street, dating back to 1570, converted from the old "Castle Inn" public house.
The house boasts a wealth of characterful features, including exposed beams, inglenook fireplaces, wattle and daub, exposed brickwork, leaded windows and wine cellar.
The extensive accommodation is laid out over 4 floors, providing well-presented and spacious rooms throughout.
The entrance door opens into a well proportioned lounge, being well lit with it's full width glass panelled window, allowing natural light to beam through. The focal point and centre piece of the lounge has to be the stunning inglenook fireplace, featuring a substantial cast iron stove, exposed brickwork and natural stone hearth.
Exposed beams and natural wood flooring add to the charm and character of this welcoming lounge.
The wooden flooring continues along the hall and flows into the kitchen/diner, being located to the rear of the house. This area has been cleverly designed, with shaker cupboards along one wall, finished with wooden surfaces. A stainless steel range is located to one end, inset into the chimney, featuring attractive exposed bricks either side. The dining area is located to the rear, with views through the leaded windows, overlooking the rear garden.
An open planned utility room is located to one side of the kitchen, providing an additional sink and space for white goods.
A side door provides access to the rear garden.
Stairs from the hall lead down to the quirky basement, which is currently used as a useful study, wine cellar and separate store.
A small window to one end of the study provides natural light.
Winding stairs lead upto the 1st floor accommodation. The master bedroom oozes character, with exposed beams, brick exposed fire and a Jacobean wall painting- benefiting from 3 built in storage cupboards and a quality ensuite bathroom-featuring exposed brickwork and beams. A door leads off the master bedroom to Bedroom 3, which also benefits from a built in storage cupboard. Bedroom 2 is located to the rear, featuring full width leaded windows.
The family bathroom completes the 1st floor accommodation.
Stairs from the first floor lead upto an amazing vaulted ceiling bedroom and ensuite bathroom.
These two rooms feature a wealth of exposed beams, creating the ambience that you would expect from such an historic building. The ensuite features a shower, basin and toilet.
The garden is fully enclosed with it's tall brick wall providing privacy and security. The garden is accessed from the kitchen and a gate to the rear. The central lawned area is divided by patios at the front and rear, with a useful shed providing storage.
West Street is ideally located, being just a short walk to Faversham's market town centre and station (with high speed links to London).
Faversham itself offers a wide range of facilities, including an array of renowned eateries, independent retailers, an indoor/outdoor swimming pool, cinema, theatre and many sports facilities, including tennis courts, bowling green and gyms.
Faversham has an excellent range of highly respected primary and secondary schools, including the Queen Elizabeth Grammar school. There are numerous cycle and walking routes to choose from, including a cycle costal path to the harbour town of Whitstable and beyond.
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