Land For Sale £700,000
1 & 2 Waterham Cottages are adjoining threebedroom properties, set in a beautiful rural Kent position, close to the bustling market town of
Faversham and not far from Whitstable. These
handsome period cottages have both remained
unoccupied for some time, and together
with the adjacent former kennels represent
a significant development opportunity, for
refurbishment and extension, subject to any
necessary consents.
The cottages have an almost exact mirrored
layout of each other, with a sitting room to the
front, a kitchen in the middle with a bay window
looking out onto the garden, and a utility/
bathroom to the rear, with a separate WC. Both
properties feature original details, including
stripped wooden floorboards, sash windows and
cast-iron open fireplaces, as well as Rayburns in
the kitchen.
Upstairs, both cottages have three bedrooms,
two of which are comfortable doubles with their
own fireplaces. The third bedroom in each house
provides a possible study or dressing room.
The hamlet of Waterham is set in the parish of
Hernhill, a charming and sought-after village
with a highly regarded primary school and
popular pub, set amidst a beautiful area of
countryside between Faversham, Canterbury
and Whitstable. The three towns combined offer
a comprehensive range of leisure, recreational,
shopping and educational facilities.
There are excellent road and rail communications with the A2 within two miles. Trains from Faversham to London St Pancras take around 65 minutes via the High-Speed link. There are also direct services to Victoria and Cannon Street. The area has good access to the Continent.
The cottages are surrounded by gardens and
grounds, with lawns and a variety of mature
trees and established shrubs. Both properties
have their own gated access, with number 1 also
including a car port.
The gardens for both cottages are wellproportioned, with the potential for landscaping into thoroughly pleasant and peaceful outside spaces. Beside the gardens are the former
kennels with concrete yards to the front, with
a series of dilapidated buildings and a gate
opening onto the lane.
Faversham and not far from Whitstable. These
handsome period cottages have both remained
unoccupied for some time, and together
with the adjacent former kennels represent
a significant development opportunity, for
refurbishment and extension, subject to any
necessary consents.
The cottages have an almost exact mirrored
layout of each other, with a sitting room to the
front, a kitchen in the middle with a bay window
looking out onto the garden, and a utility/
bathroom to the rear, with a separate WC. Both
properties feature original details, including
stripped wooden floorboards, sash windows and
cast-iron open fireplaces, as well as Rayburns in
the kitchen.
Upstairs, both cottages have three bedrooms,
two of which are comfortable doubles with their
own fireplaces. The third bedroom in each house
provides a possible study or dressing room.
The hamlet of Waterham is set in the parish of
Hernhill, a charming and sought-after village
with a highly regarded primary school and
popular pub, set amidst a beautiful area of
countryside between Faversham, Canterbury
and Whitstable. The three towns combined offer
a comprehensive range of leisure, recreational,
shopping and educational facilities.
There are excellent road and rail communications with the A2 within two miles. Trains from Faversham to London St Pancras take around 65 minutes via the High-Speed link. There are also direct services to Victoria and Cannon Street. The area has good access to the Continent.
The cottages are surrounded by gardens and
grounds, with lawns and a variety of mature
trees and established shrubs. Both properties
have their own gated access, with number 1 also
including a car port.
The gardens for both cottages are wellproportioned, with the potential for landscaping into thoroughly pleasant and peaceful outside spaces. Beside the gardens are the former
kennels with concrete yards to the front, with
a series of dilapidated buildings and a gate
opening onto the lane.
