House For Sale £350,000
A gardeners delight tucked away in A quiet cul-de-sac!
This welcoming family home is well presented throughout and offers a wealth of living space that is sure to appeal to a variety of buyers. Set back from the road the property benefits from ample off street parking as well as the benefit of no passing traffic. Downstairs the property boasts a well equipped kitchen, downstairs cloakroom and spacious lounge ideal for entertaining. Leading off the lounge is the large conservatory which is main hub of the home, can be used as dining space or a peaceful spot to sit and enjoy the garden.
Upstairs the accommodation offers three good size bedrooms and the family bathroom. The property sits on a generous plot adjacent to rolling countryside. The rear garden is larger than most similar sized properties in the area and has been beautifully kept by the current owners to create a colourful and relaxing space.
Located in the ever popular Old Hawkinge, this home is set within easy reach of Folkestone town centre and sea front, surrounded by good schooling and provides excellent transport links to Dover, Canterbury and beyond, making this home ideally situated for all your needs.
Made up of the old and the new, Hawkinge is fast becoming one of the most popular places to be in the Folkestone area. Having a huge range of home styles from terraced houses all the way up to detached barns and executive homes, Hawkinge has all you need. The area has a great reputation for local schooling and the transport links to the surrounding big cities are fantastic. Approximately 12 miles from the city of Canterbury and 3 miles from the seaside town of Folkestone in the county of Kent. The village itself is nestled on top of the North Downs overlooking views of the Romney Marsh and Channel. The village boasts its own community centre, two schools, shops, village hall, a cricket club, a church and three pubs in the vicinity with excellent restaurants and two riding schools. Built on a former airfield a few historic buildings remain and the Kent Battle of Britain Museum is still located.
Ground Floor
Kitchen (3.07m x 2.62m (10'1 x 8'7))
Lounge (4.57m x 4.50m (15'0 x 14'9))
Conservatory (4.70m x 3.99m (15'5 x 13'1))
Wc (1.83m x 0.84m (6'0 x 2'9))
First Floor
Bedroom One (3.78m x 2.67m (12'5 x 8'9))
Bedroom Two (3.07m x 2.64m (10'1 x 8'8))
Bedroom Three (2.36m x 1.88m (7'9 x 6'2))
Bathroom (2.03m x 1.68m (6'8 x 5'6))
External
Rear Garden
This welcoming family home is well presented throughout and offers a wealth of living space that is sure to appeal to a variety of buyers. Set back from the road the property benefits from ample off street parking as well as the benefit of no passing traffic. Downstairs the property boasts a well equipped kitchen, downstairs cloakroom and spacious lounge ideal for entertaining. Leading off the lounge is the large conservatory which is main hub of the home, can be used as dining space or a peaceful spot to sit and enjoy the garden.
Upstairs the accommodation offers three good size bedrooms and the family bathroom. The property sits on a generous plot adjacent to rolling countryside. The rear garden is larger than most similar sized properties in the area and has been beautifully kept by the current owners to create a colourful and relaxing space.
Located in the ever popular Old Hawkinge, this home is set within easy reach of Folkestone town centre and sea front, surrounded by good schooling and provides excellent transport links to Dover, Canterbury and beyond, making this home ideally situated for all your needs.
Made up of the old and the new, Hawkinge is fast becoming one of the most popular places to be in the Folkestone area. Having a huge range of home styles from terraced houses all the way up to detached barns and executive homes, Hawkinge has all you need. The area has a great reputation for local schooling and the transport links to the surrounding big cities are fantastic. Approximately 12 miles from the city of Canterbury and 3 miles from the seaside town of Folkestone in the county of Kent. The village itself is nestled on top of the North Downs overlooking views of the Romney Marsh and Channel. The village boasts its own community centre, two schools, shops, village hall, a cricket club, a church and three pubs in the vicinity with excellent restaurants and two riding schools. Built on a former airfield a few historic buildings remain and the Kent Battle of Britain Museum is still located.
Ground Floor
Kitchen (3.07m x 2.62m (10'1 x 8'7))
Lounge (4.57m x 4.50m (15'0 x 14'9))
Conservatory (4.70m x 3.99m (15'5 x 13'1))
Wc (1.83m x 0.84m (6'0 x 2'9))
First Floor
Bedroom One (3.78m x 2.67m (12'5 x 8'9))
Bedroom Two (3.07m x 2.64m (10'1 x 8'8))
Bedroom Three (2.36m x 1.88m (7'9 x 6'2))
Bathroom (2.03m x 1.68m (6'8 x 5'6))
External
Rear Garden
