House For Sale £1,050,000
A beautiful detached period cottage dating from the early 19th Century and set in established gardens of approx. Two thirds of an acre.
Price freehold £1,050,000
A beautiful detached period cottage dating from the early nineteenth century and set in established gardens of about two thirds of an acre
Located in A semi rural position in the green belt, adjoining and overlooking fields
originally two cottages they were converted in nineteen ninety one and retain many of the original features, now considered suitable for extension subject to necessary consents
Bedroom One with Dressing Room and En-Suite Shower Room I Two Further Bedrooms I Bathroom I Three Reception Rooms I Kitchen/Breakfast Room I Large Conservatory I Gas Central Heating I Garaging/Parking and Outbuildings
Description
Scotts Lodge Cottage dates from the early 19th Century and was originally a pair of semi-detached cottages to Scotts Lodge, converted into one home in nineteen ninety one with the addition of a large double glazed conservatory at a later date.
This much admired home has retained many of the original features including two staircases, panelled pine doors, ceiling panelling and some sash windows. The pretty elevations are part rendered with some boarding in the typical Kent clapboard style, under a slate tiled roof.
There are four garages (some used as outbuildings) and ample off road parking. The garden extends to about two thirds of an acre with many specimen trees and shrubs and a pond with water fall stocked with a variety of fish.
Situation
Located in the Green Belt on the edge of the village where there is a village shop, public house and sports/recreation ground. For comprehensive shopping at Sevenoaks and Orpington both about seven miles or Bromley about ten miles. There are stations to London at Knockholt, Chelsfield, Orpington and Bromley.
There are a number of state and private schools in the area including Knockholt Primary School. Recreational facilities include various golf clubs and Sevenoaks sports and leisure centre. The M25 can be accessed at either junctions 4 or 5 and connect to other motorway networks and Gatwick and Heathrow Airports. For the European traveller there is also Biggin Hill (London) Airport.
Ground Floor
Entrance Porch
A cottage style entrance porch with front door opening to the entrance hall.
Hall
With radiator, octagonal window to the side and part panelled walls.
Lounge
With radiator, wall light points, original decorative fireplace and sash window to the front.
Kitchen/Breakfast Rooom
Fitted with a range of pine base and wall units, space for table and chairs, five ring gas hob and electric oven. Single drainer single bowl stainless steel sink unit, plumbing for dishwasher, plumbing and space for a washing machine in the cupboard under the stairs to the first floor. Terracotta tiled flooring. Door to the conservatory.
Conservatory
With radiators, terracotta tiled flooring, double glazed windows and doors to the garden.
Reception Room
With radiator, sash window to the front and octagonal window to the side. Original decorative fireplace with part marble surround. Exposed timbers and opening to family room/home office.
Study
With radiator, cupboards under the stairs leading to the main bedroom and door to the conservatory.
First Floor
Landing
With door opening to the main bedroom suite.
Bedroom One
With radiator, sash window to the front with views over farmland. Exposed timbers and opening to the dressing room.
Dressing Room
With radiator, window to the back and door to bedroom three.
En-Suite Shower Room
With shower cubicle, W.C. And hand basin. Radiator, some wall tiling and some pannelling.
Landing
With stairs from the kitchen/breakfast room and hatch to the loft space.
Bedroom Two
With radiator, fitted wardrobe cupboards and sash window overlooking fields.
Bedroom Three
With radiator, original fireplace surround, window overlooking the back garden and built in shelving.
Bathroom
With enclosed bath, W.C. And hand basin. Part panelled walls, radiator and electric towel rail.
Outside
Garages And Outbuildings
There are four single garages, some currently used for storage. There is a large greenhouse and off road parking for several vehicles.
The Garden
The gardens are a glorious feature of the property and include many specimen tress and shrubs planted over many years by the current owner. To one side there is a uncultivated area with a large pond and waterfall, this area is also well established with mature trees, shrubs and hedges.
In all the garden extends to about two thirds of an acre.
Route To View
From Westerham take the A233 London Road from the town centre towards Biggin Hill and Bromley. Continue out of the town and straight on at the roundabout and continue up Westerham Hill. On the left you will see Westerham Heights Nursery, then turn right into Grays Road, continue to the end of Grays Road (About two miles), at the T junction turn left into Cudham Lane South when the property will be found on the right.
Council Tax
The property is in Council Tax Band 'G' with an annual payment of £3,457.02 for the year 1st of April 2022 until the 31st of March 2023. The local authority is Sevenoaks District Council
Energy Performance
The property has an Energy Performance Rating of 'E' (42).
Price freehold £1,050,000
A beautiful detached period cottage dating from the early nineteenth century and set in established gardens of about two thirds of an acre
Located in A semi rural position in the green belt, adjoining and overlooking fields
originally two cottages they were converted in nineteen ninety one and retain many of the original features, now considered suitable for extension subject to necessary consents
Bedroom One with Dressing Room and En-Suite Shower Room I Two Further Bedrooms I Bathroom I Three Reception Rooms I Kitchen/Breakfast Room I Large Conservatory I Gas Central Heating I Garaging/Parking and Outbuildings
Description
Scotts Lodge Cottage dates from the early 19th Century and was originally a pair of semi-detached cottages to Scotts Lodge, converted into one home in nineteen ninety one with the addition of a large double glazed conservatory at a later date.
This much admired home has retained many of the original features including two staircases, panelled pine doors, ceiling panelling and some sash windows. The pretty elevations are part rendered with some boarding in the typical Kent clapboard style, under a slate tiled roof.
There are four garages (some used as outbuildings) and ample off road parking. The garden extends to about two thirds of an acre with many specimen trees and shrubs and a pond with water fall stocked with a variety of fish.
Situation
Located in the Green Belt on the edge of the village where there is a village shop, public house and sports/recreation ground. For comprehensive shopping at Sevenoaks and Orpington both about seven miles or Bromley about ten miles. There are stations to London at Knockholt, Chelsfield, Orpington and Bromley.
There are a number of state and private schools in the area including Knockholt Primary School. Recreational facilities include various golf clubs and Sevenoaks sports and leisure centre. The M25 can be accessed at either junctions 4 or 5 and connect to other motorway networks and Gatwick and Heathrow Airports. For the European traveller there is also Biggin Hill (London) Airport.
Ground Floor
Entrance Porch
A cottage style entrance porch with front door opening to the entrance hall.
Hall
With radiator, octagonal window to the side and part panelled walls.
Lounge
With radiator, wall light points, original decorative fireplace and sash window to the front.
Kitchen/Breakfast Rooom
Fitted with a range of pine base and wall units, space for table and chairs, five ring gas hob and electric oven. Single drainer single bowl stainless steel sink unit, plumbing for dishwasher, plumbing and space for a washing machine in the cupboard under the stairs to the first floor. Terracotta tiled flooring. Door to the conservatory.
Conservatory
With radiators, terracotta tiled flooring, double glazed windows and doors to the garden.
Reception Room
With radiator, sash window to the front and octagonal window to the side. Original decorative fireplace with part marble surround. Exposed timbers and opening to family room/home office.
Study
With radiator, cupboards under the stairs leading to the main bedroom and door to the conservatory.
First Floor
Landing
With door opening to the main bedroom suite.
Bedroom One
With radiator, sash window to the front with views over farmland. Exposed timbers and opening to the dressing room.
Dressing Room
With radiator, window to the back and door to bedroom three.
En-Suite Shower Room
With shower cubicle, W.C. And hand basin. Radiator, some wall tiling and some pannelling.
Landing
With stairs from the kitchen/breakfast room and hatch to the loft space.
Bedroom Two
With radiator, fitted wardrobe cupboards and sash window overlooking fields.
Bedroom Three
With radiator, original fireplace surround, window overlooking the back garden and built in shelving.
Bathroom
With enclosed bath, W.C. And hand basin. Part panelled walls, radiator and electric towel rail.
Outside
Garages And Outbuildings
There are four single garages, some currently used for storage. There is a large greenhouse and off road parking for several vehicles.
The Garden
The gardens are a glorious feature of the property and include many specimen tress and shrubs planted over many years by the current owner. To one side there is a uncultivated area with a large pond and waterfall, this area is also well established with mature trees, shrubs and hedges.
In all the garden extends to about two thirds of an acre.
Route To View
From Westerham take the A233 London Road from the town centre towards Biggin Hill and Bromley. Continue out of the town and straight on at the roundabout and continue up Westerham Hill. On the left you will see Westerham Heights Nursery, then turn right into Grays Road, continue to the end of Grays Road (About two miles), at the T junction turn left into Cudham Lane South when the property will be found on the right.
Council Tax
The property is in Council Tax Band 'G' with an annual payment of £3,457.02 for the year 1st of April 2022 until the 31st of March 2023. The local authority is Sevenoaks District Council
Energy Performance
The property has an Energy Performance Rating of 'E' (42).
