House For Sale £775,000
With the rare benefit of off-street parking - Turn-of-the-century semi benefitting from a large, family friendly garden, occupying a quiet location within a couple of hundred yards of the vibrant High Street, with its eclectic mix of independent shops, eateries and amenities.
Immaculately presented throughout with well-proportioned accommodation arranged over three floors, this period gem retains a wealth of original features to include fireplaces, exposed floorboards and generous ceiling heights.
A spacious kitchen with vaulted dining area and double doors to the garden forms a striking, sociable hub with double doors to the garden inviting summer entertaining whilst bespoke fitted storage has been seamlessly integrated, to include an indulgent master dressing room, which could be reverted to a fourth bedroom should one wish.
Points of note
• Dual aspect, open plan sitting/dining family room, formed from two separate, original rooms, with oak flooring, focal fireplace incorporating a wrought iron insert and smooth slate hearth, fitted bookshelves and an attractive bay window to the front with fitted seat and shutters
• Cloakroom with WC, hand basin and access to a useful understairs’ cupboard
• Spacious, part-vaulted kitchen/breakfast room comprising a comprehensive range of fitted base and wall Shaker cabinetry in solid oak with a combination of wooden and granite counters with under-cabinet lighting and tiled splashbacks. Ceramic butler sink with period style mixer tap, space for a dual fuel range style cooker with extractor over. Space/plumbing for a washing machine, dishwasher and an upright fridge/freezer. Double glazed Velux skylights, underheated travertine tiled floor, stable door to the side and double doors opening to a paved terrace onto the garden
• Main bedroom with an aspect to the front, fitted cupboard and ample space for storage furniture
• Bedroom two with fitted recess shelving, a charming authentic fireplace and an outlook over the garden
• Fourth bedroom/dressing room, currently styled and fitted as a dressing room with a superb range of fitted wardrobe cupboards providing, open shelving and hanging
• Stylish bathroom comprising a panelled bath with shower over and glass screen, WC and floor mounted vanity cabinet with basin and cupboard storage. Localised metro style wall tiling in a soft grey colourway, heated chrome towel rail and fitted corner display unit with integral lighting
• A staircase with painted treads ascends to the upper floor where there is a landing with a door to deep eaves’ storage and a luxuriously appointed bedroom suite, incorporating a shower room with enclosure, WC and basin
• To the rear is a level garden - larger than average for so central a location - extending to approximately 130ft and notably widening to the rear. Fully fenced and ostensibly laid to lawn, complemented by well-stocked beds/borders, a number of trees, a paved terrace, two timber sheds and gated side access to the front of the house where there is a crunch gravel, off-street parking space accommodating one car
Location
The historic town of Westerham is located in the valley of the River Darent in a central position between the larger towns of Sevenoaks and Oxted. Westerham’s roots date back to the Vikings and Romans and today it has evolved into a charming market town attractive to residents, diverse businesses and visitors. The high street offers a comprehensive range of local shopping facilities, which include many interesting independent shops, together with a variety of cafes, pubs and restaurants.
Services
Mains: Electricity, water, gas and drainage
Outgoings
Sevenoaks District Council - Tel No. Council Tax Band: E
EPC: E
Immaculately presented throughout with well-proportioned accommodation arranged over three floors, this period gem retains a wealth of original features to include fireplaces, exposed floorboards and generous ceiling heights.
A spacious kitchen with vaulted dining area and double doors to the garden forms a striking, sociable hub with double doors to the garden inviting summer entertaining whilst bespoke fitted storage has been seamlessly integrated, to include an indulgent master dressing room, which could be reverted to a fourth bedroom should one wish.
Points of note
• Dual aspect, open plan sitting/dining family room, formed from two separate, original rooms, with oak flooring, focal fireplace incorporating a wrought iron insert and smooth slate hearth, fitted bookshelves and an attractive bay window to the front with fitted seat and shutters
• Cloakroom with WC, hand basin and access to a useful understairs’ cupboard
• Spacious, part-vaulted kitchen/breakfast room comprising a comprehensive range of fitted base and wall Shaker cabinetry in solid oak with a combination of wooden and granite counters with under-cabinet lighting and tiled splashbacks. Ceramic butler sink with period style mixer tap, space for a dual fuel range style cooker with extractor over. Space/plumbing for a washing machine, dishwasher and an upright fridge/freezer. Double glazed Velux skylights, underheated travertine tiled floor, stable door to the side and double doors opening to a paved terrace onto the garden
• Main bedroom with an aspect to the front, fitted cupboard and ample space for storage furniture
• Bedroom two with fitted recess shelving, a charming authentic fireplace and an outlook over the garden
• Fourth bedroom/dressing room, currently styled and fitted as a dressing room with a superb range of fitted wardrobe cupboards providing, open shelving and hanging
• Stylish bathroom comprising a panelled bath with shower over and glass screen, WC and floor mounted vanity cabinet with basin and cupboard storage. Localised metro style wall tiling in a soft grey colourway, heated chrome towel rail and fitted corner display unit with integral lighting
• A staircase with painted treads ascends to the upper floor where there is a landing with a door to deep eaves’ storage and a luxuriously appointed bedroom suite, incorporating a shower room with enclosure, WC and basin
• To the rear is a level garden - larger than average for so central a location - extending to approximately 130ft and notably widening to the rear. Fully fenced and ostensibly laid to lawn, complemented by well-stocked beds/borders, a number of trees, a paved terrace, two timber sheds and gated side access to the front of the house where there is a crunch gravel, off-street parking space accommodating one car
Location
The historic town of Westerham is located in the valley of the River Darent in a central position between the larger towns of Sevenoaks and Oxted. Westerham’s roots date back to the Vikings and Romans and today it has evolved into a charming market town attractive to residents, diverse businesses and visitors. The high street offers a comprehensive range of local shopping facilities, which include many interesting independent shops, together with a variety of cafes, pubs and restaurants.
Services
Mains: Electricity, water, gas and drainage
Outgoings
Sevenoaks District Council - Tel No. Council Tax Band: E
EPC: E
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