House For Sale £785,000
With a delightful setting in the charming and sought-after village of Shoreham, this double-fronted and partly timber-clad character cottage has a pleasing appearance on the High Street, surrounded by the plentiful amenities including delightful tea rooms, village stores, a primary school and public house. The detached property is believed to have been built in the 1800s and later extended in 2013 to increase the accommodation to almost 1000 sq. Ft. Internally there are many period features including exposed beams, with newer additions such as a modern country-style kitchen, underfloor heating and a wood-burning stove beautifully complementing the original character.
On the ground floor, the property is entered via the dining room, leading to a sitting room, study area, ground floor bathroom with p-shaped bath and a well-appointed kitchen/breakfast room. Upstairs there is a main bedroom with fitted storage and an en-suite shower room, plus two further bedrooms.
Outside
Set behind a pretty picket fence, this utterly charming cottage has considerable kerb appeal. There is off-street parking to the side on a paved driveway, with a small front garden planted with a number of shrubs. To the rear there is a partly-walled garden with lawn, espaliered fruit trees, a patio and annexe (converted garage), which has a w.c., basin and shower, making it ideal as a gym, home office or guest accommodation.
Situation
The popular village of Shoreham nestles beside the river Darent, which winds through the North Downs providing a wide choice of footpaths and bridleways including the Darent Valley Path. The village benefits from a number of amenities including a local store, golf club, primary school and a selection of well-regarded pubs, the closest situated at the end of Crown Road. Further amenities can be found in nearby Sevenoaks (approx. 5 miles) where there is shopping, restaurants and a wealth of educational facilities. Shoreham station and nearby Otford have rail links to London Victoria/Blackfriars, whilst Sevenoaks has fast and frequent commuter services to Charing Cross and Cannon Street.
Additional Information
Freehold
Sevenoaks Council – Tax Band F
Mains electricity, water and drainage. Lpg.
On the ground floor, the property is entered via the dining room, leading to a sitting room, study area, ground floor bathroom with p-shaped bath and a well-appointed kitchen/breakfast room. Upstairs there is a main bedroom with fitted storage and an en-suite shower room, plus two further bedrooms.
Outside
Set behind a pretty picket fence, this utterly charming cottage has considerable kerb appeal. There is off-street parking to the side on a paved driveway, with a small front garden planted with a number of shrubs. To the rear there is a partly-walled garden with lawn, espaliered fruit trees, a patio and annexe (converted garage), which has a w.c., basin and shower, making it ideal as a gym, home office or guest accommodation.
Situation
The popular village of Shoreham nestles beside the river Darent, which winds through the North Downs providing a wide choice of footpaths and bridleways including the Darent Valley Path. The village benefits from a number of amenities including a local store, golf club, primary school and a selection of well-regarded pubs, the closest situated at the end of Crown Road. Further amenities can be found in nearby Sevenoaks (approx. 5 miles) where there is shopping, restaurants and a wealth of educational facilities. Shoreham station and nearby Otford have rail links to London Victoria/Blackfriars, whilst Sevenoaks has fast and frequent commuter services to Charing Cross and Cannon Street.
Additional Information
Freehold
Sevenoaks Council – Tax Band F
Mains electricity, water and drainage. Lpg.
