House For Sale £300,000
Miles and Barr are pleased to offer to the market this delightful one-bedroom end-of-terrace period Grade II listed cottage, offering welcoming, beautifully presented accommodation with historical features, including exposed beams. The property is well placed for road links, with the A2 less than a mile away. Situated ½ mile from the property is Bekesbourne station that provides services to London Victoria and Dover Priory. The High-speed rail service to London St. Pancras takes around 56 minutes from Canterbury West.
As you enter through the beautiful original door, the ground floor accommodation comprises the spacious lounge with an impressive inglenook fireplace, wooden floor boards and exposed beams for those who love character. Following through from the lounge, you will find the well-appointed kitchen with access to the rear courtyard garden. The first floor is very unique and made up of one large bedroom with open planned bathroom suite, featuring a cast iron free-standing bath, wash basin and toilet. Planning permission was granted to add a wall and make this into an ensuite. To the front, the southeast-facing garden is landscaped with flowers and shrubs that adds a burst of colour and life to the pretty surroundings. At the back of the garden, is a large insulated studio with an electric supply connected directly to the house on a miniature circuit breaker. An ideal space for those that need to work from home or as a place to escape.
Please call Miles and Barr as the sole agent to arrange all viewings.
Patrixbourne was first inhabited by the Jutes early in the 5th century and is described in the Domesday book, under the name Born, as having a church and four mills. The house lies in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beautyand opposite the 12th century parish church, a beautiful backdrop and a great location! The property is situated 3 miles south-east of the city of Canterbury, being within easy access of the high street and all its amenities. These include an excellent modern shopping centre, the University of Kent, Canterbury Christ Church University and other colleges, together with an excellent choice of schools in both the public and private sectors. In addition to the High Street is the Kings Mile, which is a lovely mall of boutique style shops, cafes, eateries and public houses. Canterbury also provides numerous leisure and recreational facilities including the popular Marlowe Theatre, a cinema and a number of sporting facilities. In addition, there are a number of highly regarded schools in the public and private sectors and fast rail links to London St Pancras. The location has good access to the A2 and M2 providing links to London and the Southern Motorway network, as well as, the Dover Ferry Port and the Channel Tunnel in Folkestone.
Entrance
Lounge (4.24m x 4.90m (13'11 x 16'01))
Kitchen (2.95m x 2.13m (9'08 x 7'00))
First Floor
Bedroom (4.14m x 5.33m (13'07 x 17'06))
En Suite
External
Rear Garden
As you enter through the beautiful original door, the ground floor accommodation comprises the spacious lounge with an impressive inglenook fireplace, wooden floor boards and exposed beams for those who love character. Following through from the lounge, you will find the well-appointed kitchen with access to the rear courtyard garden. The first floor is very unique and made up of one large bedroom with open planned bathroom suite, featuring a cast iron free-standing bath, wash basin and toilet. Planning permission was granted to add a wall and make this into an ensuite. To the front, the southeast-facing garden is landscaped with flowers and shrubs that adds a burst of colour and life to the pretty surroundings. At the back of the garden, is a large insulated studio with an electric supply connected directly to the house on a miniature circuit breaker. An ideal space for those that need to work from home or as a place to escape.
Please call Miles and Barr as the sole agent to arrange all viewings.
Patrixbourne was first inhabited by the Jutes early in the 5th century and is described in the Domesday book, under the name Born, as having a church and four mills. The house lies in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beautyand opposite the 12th century parish church, a beautiful backdrop and a great location! The property is situated 3 miles south-east of the city of Canterbury, being within easy access of the high street and all its amenities. These include an excellent modern shopping centre, the University of Kent, Canterbury Christ Church University and other colleges, together with an excellent choice of schools in both the public and private sectors. In addition to the High Street is the Kings Mile, which is a lovely mall of boutique style shops, cafes, eateries and public houses. Canterbury also provides numerous leisure and recreational facilities including the popular Marlowe Theatre, a cinema and a number of sporting facilities. In addition, there are a number of highly regarded schools in the public and private sectors and fast rail links to London St Pancras. The location has good access to the A2 and M2 providing links to London and the Southern Motorway network, as well as, the Dover Ferry Port and the Channel Tunnel in Folkestone.
Entrance
Lounge (4.24m x 4.90m (13'11 x 16'01))
Kitchen (2.95m x 2.13m (9'08 x 7'00))
First Floor
Bedroom (4.14m x 5.33m (13'07 x 17'06))
En Suite
External
Rear Garden
