House For Sale £725,000
A deceptively spacious and beautifully presented detached family home, situated in the rural village of Kingston.
Sitting room, kitchen/dining room, utility room, five bedrooms, three bath/shower rooms, substantial gardens, garage. EPC Rating: C
Situation
Kingston is located at the entrance to the Elham Valley between Bridge and Barham. This small and inclusive village boasts its own community hall, ancient church and a popular public house/restaurant. The surrounding villages, further cater well for every day needs and include a bowls club, award winning village shop/post office, restaurants, public houses, doctors surgery and an excellent primary school.
A bus service runs at the bottom of The Street, giving access to the Cathedral City of Canterbury, to the north, and, to the south, the Channel Tunnel town of Folkestone and Ancient Cinque Port Town of Hythe on the coast. These offer an eclectic and diverse range of shopping, recreational and educational facilities including both Grammar Schools and Universities; together with high speed rail services to London, with the travel time to St Pancras being some 60 minutes.
The Property
Number 60 enjoys a wonderful setting amongst rolling countryside within the Conservation Area of this small rural village. Built circa 1960 the property is an impressive family home deceptive from the exterior, and now provides flexible accommodation arranged over two floors, with each room affording generous proportions. Upon entering the house, there is a glazed entrance vestibule which opens into a spacious, welcoming central hallway. From here, double doors open into the sitting room. This room is dual aspect with a wood burning stove remaining the focal point. From the hallway are three double bedrooms, well catered for with a new family bathroom suite and ensuite shower room to the master bedroom. An impressive kitchen/dining room takes precedence at the rear with bi-fold doors opening on to the garden. The kitchen is well fitted with matching units and cooking appliances and a rear lobby provides a separate access outside and plumbing facilities. Upstairs, two further bedrooms share a second bathroom.
Situation
Kingston is located at the entrance to the Elham Valley between Bridge and Barham. This small and inclusive village boasts its own community hall, ancient Church and a popular public house/restaurant. The surrounding villages, further cater well for every day needs and include a bowls club, award winning village shop/post office, restaurants, public houses, doctors surgery and an excellent primary school. A bus service runs at the bottom of The Street, giving access to the Cathedral City of Canterbury, to the north, and, to the south, the Channel Tunnel town of Folkestone and Ancient Cinque Port Town of Hythe on the coast. These offer an eclectic and diverse range of shopping, recreational and educational facilities including both Grammar Schools and Universities; together with high-speed rail services to London, with the travel time to St Pancras being some 60 minutes.
The Property
Number 60 enjoys a wonderful setting amongst rolling countryside within the Conservation Area of this small rural village. Built circa 1960 the property is an impressive family home deceptive from the exterior, and now provides flexible accommodation arranged over two floors, with each room affording generous proportions. Upon entering the house, there is a glazed entrance vestibule which opens into a spacious, welcoming central hallway. From here, double doors open into the sitting room. This room is dual aspect with a wood burning stove remaining the focal point. From the hallway are three double bedrooms, well catered for with a new family bathroom suite and ensuite shower room to the master bedroom. An impressive kitchen/dining room takes precedence at the rear with bi-fold doors opening on to the garden. The kitchen is well fitted with matching units and cooking appliances and a rear lobby provides a separate access outside and plumbing facilities. Upstairs, two further bedrooms share a second bathroom.
Sitting Room (19' 5'' x 12' 11'' (5.93m x 3.93m))
Kitchen Area (12' 2'' x 8' 11'' (3.72m x 2.72m))
Dining Area (14' 5'' x 12' 4'' (4.40m x 3.77m))
Bathroom (Gf) (10' 8'' x 5' 6'' (3.24m x 1.68m))
Bedroom Two (14' 1'' x 13' 0'' (4.30m x 3.97m))
Ensuite (5' 11'' x 2' 4'' (1.80m x 0.70m))
Bedroom Three (12' 8'' x 10' 10'' (3.86m x 3.30m))
Bedroom Five/Study (10' 8'' x 7' 10'' (3.26m x 2.38m))
First Floor
Master Bedroom (16' 10'' x 16' 4'' (5.13m x 4.99m))
Bathroom (9' 3'' x 5' 1'' (2.83m x 1.54m))
Bedroom Four (16' 4'' x 9' 1'' (4.99m x 2.77m))
Garage (15' 0'' x 10' 6'' (4.57m x 3.19m))
Services
All mains services are understood to be connected to the property.
Outside
Number 60 occupies a substantial plot with gardens wrapping around the property. A sweeping driveway provides ample off road parking and access to a single detached garage. Both front and rear gardens are mainly laid to lawn with panel fencing to side boundaries. A raised terrace behind the house provides seating and a dining area, along with a private shingle side return behind the sitting room. Planting to the rear has been kept to a minimum in order to maximise the view across rolling countryside.
Sitting room, kitchen/dining room, utility room, five bedrooms, three bath/shower rooms, substantial gardens, garage. EPC Rating: C
Situation
Kingston is located at the entrance to the Elham Valley between Bridge and Barham. This small and inclusive village boasts its own community hall, ancient church and a popular public house/restaurant. The surrounding villages, further cater well for every day needs and include a bowls club, award winning village shop/post office, restaurants, public houses, doctors surgery and an excellent primary school.
A bus service runs at the bottom of The Street, giving access to the Cathedral City of Canterbury, to the north, and, to the south, the Channel Tunnel town of Folkestone and Ancient Cinque Port Town of Hythe on the coast. These offer an eclectic and diverse range of shopping, recreational and educational facilities including both Grammar Schools and Universities; together with high speed rail services to London, with the travel time to St Pancras being some 60 minutes.
The Property
Number 60 enjoys a wonderful setting amongst rolling countryside within the Conservation Area of this small rural village. Built circa 1960 the property is an impressive family home deceptive from the exterior, and now provides flexible accommodation arranged over two floors, with each room affording generous proportions. Upon entering the house, there is a glazed entrance vestibule which opens into a spacious, welcoming central hallway. From here, double doors open into the sitting room. This room is dual aspect with a wood burning stove remaining the focal point. From the hallway are three double bedrooms, well catered for with a new family bathroom suite and ensuite shower room to the master bedroom. An impressive kitchen/dining room takes precedence at the rear with bi-fold doors opening on to the garden. The kitchen is well fitted with matching units and cooking appliances and a rear lobby provides a separate access outside and plumbing facilities. Upstairs, two further bedrooms share a second bathroom.
Situation
Kingston is located at the entrance to the Elham Valley between Bridge and Barham. This small and inclusive village boasts its own community hall, ancient Church and a popular public house/restaurant. The surrounding villages, further cater well for every day needs and include a bowls club, award winning village shop/post office, restaurants, public houses, doctors surgery and an excellent primary school. A bus service runs at the bottom of The Street, giving access to the Cathedral City of Canterbury, to the north, and, to the south, the Channel Tunnel town of Folkestone and Ancient Cinque Port Town of Hythe on the coast. These offer an eclectic and diverse range of shopping, recreational and educational facilities including both Grammar Schools and Universities; together with high-speed rail services to London, with the travel time to St Pancras being some 60 minutes.
The Property
Number 60 enjoys a wonderful setting amongst rolling countryside within the Conservation Area of this small rural village. Built circa 1960 the property is an impressive family home deceptive from the exterior, and now provides flexible accommodation arranged over two floors, with each room affording generous proportions. Upon entering the house, there is a glazed entrance vestibule which opens into a spacious, welcoming central hallway. From here, double doors open into the sitting room. This room is dual aspect with a wood burning stove remaining the focal point. From the hallway are three double bedrooms, well catered for with a new family bathroom suite and ensuite shower room to the master bedroom. An impressive kitchen/dining room takes precedence at the rear with bi-fold doors opening on to the garden. The kitchen is well fitted with matching units and cooking appliances and a rear lobby provides a separate access outside and plumbing facilities. Upstairs, two further bedrooms share a second bathroom.
Sitting Room (19' 5'' x 12' 11'' (5.93m x 3.93m))
Kitchen Area (12' 2'' x 8' 11'' (3.72m x 2.72m))
Dining Area (14' 5'' x 12' 4'' (4.40m x 3.77m))
Bathroom (Gf) (10' 8'' x 5' 6'' (3.24m x 1.68m))
Bedroom Two (14' 1'' x 13' 0'' (4.30m x 3.97m))
Ensuite (5' 11'' x 2' 4'' (1.80m x 0.70m))
Bedroom Three (12' 8'' x 10' 10'' (3.86m x 3.30m))
Bedroom Five/Study (10' 8'' x 7' 10'' (3.26m x 2.38m))
First Floor
Master Bedroom (16' 10'' x 16' 4'' (5.13m x 4.99m))
Bathroom (9' 3'' x 5' 1'' (2.83m x 1.54m))
Bedroom Four (16' 4'' x 9' 1'' (4.99m x 2.77m))
Garage (15' 0'' x 10' 6'' (4.57m x 3.19m))
Services
All mains services are understood to be connected to the property.
Outside
Number 60 occupies a substantial plot with gardens wrapping around the property. A sweeping driveway provides ample off road parking and access to a single detached garage. Both front and rear gardens are mainly laid to lawn with panel fencing to side boundaries. A raised terrace behind the house provides seating and a dining area, along with a private shingle side return behind the sitting room. Planting to the rear has been kept to a minimum in order to maximise the view across rolling countryside.
