House For Sale £585,000
Miles and Barr are delighted to offer this four bedroom detached bungalow in The Hill, Littlebourne.
Nestled down a private cul-de-sac in the ever popular Kentish Village of Littlebourne lies this delightful four bedroomed bungalow. Having undergone an extension and program of modernisation and refurbishment, we are able to present a bright and airy modern home.
The accommodation in brief consists of - an entrance hall with good storage for shoes and coats, airing cupboard, lounge open plan to the dining room, kitchen, three double bedrooms the master being en suite and featuring a vaulted ceiling with electric velux windows, the fourth bedroom is currently arranged as a home office, family bathroom with bath and shower above. Externally the property is not overlooked at the rear of the property and is surrounded by secluded gardens with both lawn, raised planters and seating areas with beautiful sandstone paving, gated off-street parking for three to four vehicles is available to the front. A large timber workshop/storage shed with battery lighting could become a home gym or office. The loft is a good size and boarded for additional storage. Views from the property are of the wonderful surrounding woodland and a local oasthouse.
Just three miles from the bustling city centre of Canterbury, Littlebourne offers a local pub, village store and enjoys stunning countryside on the door step!
The picturesque village of Littlebourne is located 4 miles East of Canterbury and can be accessed from the A257 or via Bekesbourne Lane. Littlebourne has a regular village bus service running from Sandwich to Canterbury, which is the main city in this region. Littlebourne has a village store, public houses and a well regarded primary school. On the outskirts of the village is Howletts Wild animal park. For those in need of retail therapy Canterbury hosts an array of shops, boutiques and restaurants serving dishes from across the globe. For those wishing to commute, the nearest train station's are Bekesbourne (2.1 miles) and Canterbury East (4.6 miles).
Sport and local amenities
Sporting and recreational opportunities nearby include: Golf at Scotland Hills, Canterbury, sailing at Whitstable Yacht Club and Herne Bay, county cricket at Canterbury and day trips to France via Eurotunnel, all within easy access. In addition, the recently refurbished Marlowe Theatre, the spectacular Beaney House of Art & Knowledge and the Gulbenkian (theatre, cinema and café bar) at the University of Kent, all provide a wealth of excellent entertainment in Canterbury.
Communications
Canterbury has two mainline railway stations, with Canterbury West offering the high speed service to London (St Pancras 56 mins). The property is also within easy access of the A2 dual carriageway, which in turn links to the Channel Port of Dover and Brenley Corner at Faversham, adjoining the M2 / A299 (Thanet Way) linking London and the coastal towns respectively. Ashford International (15.4 miles, London St Pancras 38 mins) which also has services to the continent via Eurostar (Paris 1 hr 52 mins) or via Eurotunnel at Cheriton (19.3 miles, Calais 35 mins).
Entrance
Lounge (6.07m x 3.61m (19'11 x 11'10))
Dining Area (5.82m x 2.77m max (19'1" x 9'1" max))
Bedroom One (4.32m x 3.84m (14'02 x 12'07))
En-Suite (2.13m x 1.27m (7'0 x 4'02))
Kitchen (3.15m x 2.69m (10'04 x 8'10))
Study/Bedroom Four (2.90m x 2.16m (9'06 x 7'01))
Bedroom Two (3.61m x 3.07m (11'10 x 10'01))
Bedroom Three (3.02m x 2.72m (9'11 x 8'11))
Bathroom (3.00m x 2.03m (9'10 x 6'08))
External
Workshop/Storage (5.38m x 3.05m (17'08 x 10'0))
Rear Garden
What The Owners Say
"We fell in love with this place as soon as we walked up the driveway. The setting is incredible with the view over to the Oast house and woodland beyond! Waking up to the surround sound of birdsong each day is just a joy. We bought it as a project, somewhere we could do up. A little sanctuary we could call home. Our friends and family helped us refurbish it prior to us extending out over the site of the old garage, so not only has it been a labour of love but it's allowed us to create some very special memories in the process.
We’re spoilt for choice for walking routes and places to visit from here and we spend much of our spare time walking the dogs through the woods, at the nearby Garrington or Woolton Farm (home of Pip Cider), or driving to our favourite coastal spots of Sandwich Bay, Deal, Broadstairs, Margate (a mini Shoreditch by the sea) and Whitstable. We often think it’s like being permanently on holiday, with so much to see and do, including so many fabulous foodie places to try, such as The Pig at Bridge, The Dog at Wingham and Fordwich Arms.
We love Littlebourne, it has a thriving community with a successful football team, awesome cricket club including an active youth section, brilliant scout group and fitness and toddler groups to name but a few centred around the Village recreation ground and hall. Living here also means we are lucky enough to be in the catchment areas of some amazing primary and secondary schools, including several grammars.
This has been a fantastic place to call home and we’ve had such a happy time here. We are sure that whoever lives here after us will have a wonderful time calling it home, as we have. We’re not moving far away… not with all this on our doorstep. For us, it’s time to start a new project!"
Nestled down a private cul-de-sac in the ever popular Kentish Village of Littlebourne lies this delightful four bedroomed bungalow. Having undergone an extension and program of modernisation and refurbishment, we are able to present a bright and airy modern home.
The accommodation in brief consists of - an entrance hall with good storage for shoes and coats, airing cupboard, lounge open plan to the dining room, kitchen, three double bedrooms the master being en suite and featuring a vaulted ceiling with electric velux windows, the fourth bedroom is currently arranged as a home office, family bathroom with bath and shower above. Externally the property is not overlooked at the rear of the property and is surrounded by secluded gardens with both lawn, raised planters and seating areas with beautiful sandstone paving, gated off-street parking for three to four vehicles is available to the front. A large timber workshop/storage shed with battery lighting could become a home gym or office. The loft is a good size and boarded for additional storage. Views from the property are of the wonderful surrounding woodland and a local oasthouse.
Just three miles from the bustling city centre of Canterbury, Littlebourne offers a local pub, village store and enjoys stunning countryside on the door step!
The picturesque village of Littlebourne is located 4 miles East of Canterbury and can be accessed from the A257 or via Bekesbourne Lane. Littlebourne has a regular village bus service running from Sandwich to Canterbury, which is the main city in this region. Littlebourne has a village store, public houses and a well regarded primary school. On the outskirts of the village is Howletts Wild animal park. For those in need of retail therapy Canterbury hosts an array of shops, boutiques and restaurants serving dishes from across the globe. For those wishing to commute, the nearest train station's are Bekesbourne (2.1 miles) and Canterbury East (4.6 miles).
Sport and local amenities
Sporting and recreational opportunities nearby include: Golf at Scotland Hills, Canterbury, sailing at Whitstable Yacht Club and Herne Bay, county cricket at Canterbury and day trips to France via Eurotunnel, all within easy access. In addition, the recently refurbished Marlowe Theatre, the spectacular Beaney House of Art & Knowledge and the Gulbenkian (theatre, cinema and café bar) at the University of Kent, all provide a wealth of excellent entertainment in Canterbury.
Communications
Canterbury has two mainline railway stations, with Canterbury West offering the high speed service to London (St Pancras 56 mins). The property is also within easy access of the A2 dual carriageway, which in turn links to the Channel Port of Dover and Brenley Corner at Faversham, adjoining the M2 / A299 (Thanet Way) linking London and the coastal towns respectively. Ashford International (15.4 miles, London St Pancras 38 mins) which also has services to the continent via Eurostar (Paris 1 hr 52 mins) or via Eurotunnel at Cheriton (19.3 miles, Calais 35 mins).
Entrance
Lounge (6.07m x 3.61m (19'11 x 11'10))
Dining Area (5.82m x 2.77m max (19'1" x 9'1" max))
Bedroom One (4.32m x 3.84m (14'02 x 12'07))
En-Suite (2.13m x 1.27m (7'0 x 4'02))
Kitchen (3.15m x 2.69m (10'04 x 8'10))
Study/Bedroom Four (2.90m x 2.16m (9'06 x 7'01))
Bedroom Two (3.61m x 3.07m (11'10 x 10'01))
Bedroom Three (3.02m x 2.72m (9'11 x 8'11))
Bathroom (3.00m x 2.03m (9'10 x 6'08))
External
Workshop/Storage (5.38m x 3.05m (17'08 x 10'0))
Rear Garden
What The Owners Say
"We fell in love with this place as soon as we walked up the driveway. The setting is incredible with the view over to the Oast house and woodland beyond! Waking up to the surround sound of birdsong each day is just a joy. We bought it as a project, somewhere we could do up. A little sanctuary we could call home. Our friends and family helped us refurbish it prior to us extending out over the site of the old garage, so not only has it been a labour of love but it's allowed us to create some very special memories in the process.
We’re spoilt for choice for walking routes and places to visit from here and we spend much of our spare time walking the dogs through the woods, at the nearby Garrington or Woolton Farm (home of Pip Cider), or driving to our favourite coastal spots of Sandwich Bay, Deal, Broadstairs, Margate (a mini Shoreditch by the sea) and Whitstable. We often think it’s like being permanently on holiday, with so much to see and do, including so many fabulous foodie places to try, such as The Pig at Bridge, The Dog at Wingham and Fordwich Arms.
We love Littlebourne, it has a thriving community with a successful football team, awesome cricket club including an active youth section, brilliant scout group and fitness and toddler groups to name but a few centred around the Village recreation ground and hall. Living here also means we are lucky enough to be in the catchment areas of some amazing primary and secondary schools, including several grammars.
This has been a fantastic place to call home and we’ve had such a happy time here. We are sure that whoever lives here after us will have a wonderful time calling it home, as we have. We’re not moving far away… not with all this on our doorstep. For us, it’s time to start a new project!"
