House For Sale £425,000
A fantastic three bedroom detached bungalow oozing potential with lovely gardens, tandem garage, workshop and large driveway.
Baristow Eves are privileged to bring to the open market for the first time since construction in 1960, this delightful three bedroom detached bungalow, oozing potential, situated within the idyllic village of Old Wives Lees, Canterbury. Set significantly back from the road, Greystones has a generous front drive with parking for several cars. The property also benefits from a detached tandem garage, work shop and pretty wrap around gardens. On entry, there is an instant warm and welcoming feel with copious amounts of natural light filling all the rooms. The hallway leads through to a large open plan kitchen/breakfast room with an array of fitted cupboards and room for all appliances. Furthermore there is a dual aspect lounge with fireplace, three bedrooms, two of which are doubles with fitted wardrobes and bathroom. From the hallway, you can access the loft via a pull down ladder where you can see there is a vast amount of potential for conversion subject to planning consent from the local council. To the outside, the garden is mainly laid to lawn and is almost divided into three sections. There is a large area with a variety of plants, mature trees and a lovely vegetable patch. The property has double glazing, gas fired central heating and offered with no chain. To arrange an accompanied viewing, please contact the office as soon as possible.
The property sits in the semi-rural village of Old Wives Lees, high on the North Downs, in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village is surrounded by orchards, hop gardens and arable fields and because of its elevated position it affords uninterrupted views over hills, woodlands and the Swale Estuary. It also has a weekly doctor’s surgery, a village hall and bus service, together with easy access to the village of Chilham, with its picturesque period square, farm shop, primary school, sports centre, public houses and mainline station with journeys to London St Pancras via the high speed services. Canterbury City Centre is 6 miles away with large supermarkets, the cathedral, the bustling high street and the Marlow Theatre.
Baristow Eves are privileged to bring to the open market for the first time since construction in 1960, this delightful three bedroom detached bungalow, oozing potential, situated within the idyllic village of Old Wives Lees, Canterbury. Set significantly back from the road, Greystones has a generous front drive with parking for several cars. The property also benefits from a detached tandem garage, work shop and pretty wrap around gardens. On entry, there is an instant warm and welcoming feel with copious amounts of natural light filling all the rooms. The hallway leads through to a large open plan kitchen/breakfast room with an array of fitted cupboards and room for all appliances. Furthermore there is a dual aspect lounge with fireplace, three bedrooms, two of which are doubles with fitted wardrobes and bathroom. From the hallway, you can access the loft via a pull down ladder where you can see there is a vast amount of potential for conversion subject to planning consent from the local council. To the outside, the garden is mainly laid to lawn and is almost divided into three sections. There is a large area with a variety of plants, mature trees and a lovely vegetable patch. The property has double glazing, gas fired central heating and offered with no chain. To arrange an accompanied viewing, please contact the office as soon as possible.
The property sits in the semi-rural village of Old Wives Lees, high on the North Downs, in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village is surrounded by orchards, hop gardens and arable fields and because of its elevated position it affords uninterrupted views over hills, woodlands and the Swale Estuary. It also has a weekly doctor’s surgery, a village hall and bus service, together with easy access to the village of Chilham, with its picturesque period square, farm shop, primary school, sports centre, public houses and mainline station with journeys to London St Pancras via the high speed services. Canterbury City Centre is 6 miles away with large supermarkets, the cathedral, the bustling high street and the Marlow Theatre.
