House For Sale £525,000
Property
This attractive period house with elevations of red brick and render was built in the late Victorian era and is presented in good order. The entrance door opens into the dining room which has wood effect flooring and a large window overlooking the front of the property. A cast iron fireplace with tiled hearth provides a nice focal point to the room with fitted timber storage either side. A door leads through to the cosy sitting room which has another elegant fireplace and stiars leading to the 1st floor.
The kitchen is located at the rear of the house overlooking the garden. There is a range of 'shaker style' wall and base units with a worktop over and butler sink. The appliances are all free standing with space for a cooker, dishwasher, washing machine, under-counter fridge and under-counter freezer. A lean-to conservatory adjoining the kitchen offers additional reception space and access into the back garden.
On the first floor, there are 2 double bedrooms and the family bathroom. The family bathroom (which is accessed from the rear bedroom) has been updated with with stylish chamfered wall tiles and timber panneling. There is a white suite with WC, pedestal basin, bath and electric shower over with glass screen. A set of stairs (also accessed from the rear bedroom) leads to the loft room, which is currently used as a 3rd bedroom and has a new sky light window with pleasant views out towards the playing fields.
There is no mains gas in Shoreham Village and the property is heated by way of electric storage heaters.
Outside
There is a pretty front garden set behind a picket fence and a pathway leading to the entrance door. The rear garden, which is South facing, offers plenty of space for children to play or to relax and enjoy the sunshine and is mostly laid to lawn with borders containing a variety of shrubs and mature hedging. There is a small patio to the immediate rear of the house, which offers a pleasant spot for al-fresco entertaining with a pathway that leads to a timber shed at the back of the garden
Unrestricted on-street parking is available on Church Street and other nearby roads.
Location
Shoreham is a picturesque village on the banks of the River Darent. The village offers a local shop, 4 pubs, tea room, primary school, church, railway station (Thameslink route), museum with another tea room and the popular Mount Vineyard which offers wine tasting and a restaurant. The village has a genuine community feel and runs a number of events throughout the year including the duck race, fete, garden safari, midsummer festival, heavy horse show and many more.
Otford village, which is approximately 2 miles away, offers a variety of local shops and station with fast services to London Victoria. Otford has its own primary school together with Russell House and St. Michael's preparatory schools. More comprehensive shopping and further educational facilities in both the state and private sectors can be found in Sevenoaks, which is 5.5 miles away.
There are extensive sporting and leisure facilities in the area including golf at Darenth Valley in Shoreham itself and the leisure centre and swimming pool in Sevenoaks.
Other places of interest nearby include Lullingston Roman Villa, Sevenoaks Wildlife Reserve, Knole Park, Ightham Mote and Brands Hatch racing circuit.
Tenure
Freehold.
Services
Mains water, electricity and drainage.
Local authority
Sevenoaks District Council. Council Tax Band E.
Energy performance certificate
EPC rating F.
This attractive period house with elevations of red brick and render was built in the late Victorian era and is presented in good order. The entrance door opens into the dining room which has wood effect flooring and a large window overlooking the front of the property. A cast iron fireplace with tiled hearth provides a nice focal point to the room with fitted timber storage either side. A door leads through to the cosy sitting room which has another elegant fireplace and stiars leading to the 1st floor.
The kitchen is located at the rear of the house overlooking the garden. There is a range of 'shaker style' wall and base units with a worktop over and butler sink. The appliances are all free standing with space for a cooker, dishwasher, washing machine, under-counter fridge and under-counter freezer. A lean-to conservatory adjoining the kitchen offers additional reception space and access into the back garden.
On the first floor, there are 2 double bedrooms and the family bathroom. The family bathroom (which is accessed from the rear bedroom) has been updated with with stylish chamfered wall tiles and timber panneling. There is a white suite with WC, pedestal basin, bath and electric shower over with glass screen. A set of stairs (also accessed from the rear bedroom) leads to the loft room, which is currently used as a 3rd bedroom and has a new sky light window with pleasant views out towards the playing fields.
There is no mains gas in Shoreham Village and the property is heated by way of electric storage heaters.
Outside
There is a pretty front garden set behind a picket fence and a pathway leading to the entrance door. The rear garden, which is South facing, offers plenty of space for children to play or to relax and enjoy the sunshine and is mostly laid to lawn with borders containing a variety of shrubs and mature hedging. There is a small patio to the immediate rear of the house, which offers a pleasant spot for al-fresco entertaining with a pathway that leads to a timber shed at the back of the garden
Unrestricted on-street parking is available on Church Street and other nearby roads.
Location
Shoreham is a picturesque village on the banks of the River Darent. The village offers a local shop, 4 pubs, tea room, primary school, church, railway station (Thameslink route), museum with another tea room and the popular Mount Vineyard which offers wine tasting and a restaurant. The village has a genuine community feel and runs a number of events throughout the year including the duck race, fete, garden safari, midsummer festival, heavy horse show and many more.
Otford village, which is approximately 2 miles away, offers a variety of local shops and station with fast services to London Victoria. Otford has its own primary school together with Russell House and St. Michael's preparatory schools. More comprehensive shopping and further educational facilities in both the state and private sectors can be found in Sevenoaks, which is 5.5 miles away.
There are extensive sporting and leisure facilities in the area including golf at Darenth Valley in Shoreham itself and the leisure centre and swimming pool in Sevenoaks.
Other places of interest nearby include Lullingston Roman Villa, Sevenoaks Wildlife Reserve, Knole Park, Ightham Mote and Brands Hatch racing circuit.
Tenure
Freehold.
Services
Mains water, electricity and drainage.
Local authority
Sevenoaks District Council. Council Tax Band E.
Energy performance certificate
EPC rating F.
