Very large high quality 3/4 bedroom extended home with superb rural views and extremely good garage and workshop facilities at the rear. EPC Rating: D
Situation
Greg-Ny-Baa enjoys a lovely open outlook across farmland being located on the edge of this sought after semi-rural village between nearby Sandwich and Deal. The village of Worth boasts a well-regarded primary school, two public houses - The Crispin Inn & The Blue Pigeons, a village hall, church and cricket pitch. There is good access to the ancient Cinque Port town of Sandwich, 2 miles distant, which has a range of shops, supermarket, building society, post office, chemist, doctor and dentist surgeries, and schools including Sir Roger Manwood’s Grammar School. For all golf enthusiasts, Royal St George's & Princes Golf Clubs are close-by at Sandwich Bay. Sandwich railway station connects to London Charing Cross or alternatively the high-speed service goes to St Pancras. The seaside town of Deal, which has a greater range of amenities, is 4 miles away via the A258.
The Property
This property is a wonderful example of how a modest front façade can hide a wonderfully presented and transformed interior space. Once inside, the sheer scale of the accommodation becomes apparent and the well-executed improvements with high quality finishes everywhere speak volumes about the way this home has been crafted by the present owners over many years. There are three large double bedrooms (the largest can become two doubles), three bathrooms, a dining room which can easily become the fourth bedroom if needed, a spacious living room and a beautifully fitted kitchen dining room with views down the rear garden. The views out over the open fields to the front are spectacular as is the amount of good quality garage and workshop space at the rear, accessed by the side driveway.
Entrance Hallway
Sitting Room (26' 0'' x 11' 10'' (7.92m x 3.60m))
Dining Room (15' 3'' x 10' 10'' (4.64m x 3.30m))
Kitchen/Diner (17' 1'' x 12' 4'' (5.20m x 3.76m))
Utility (11' 10'' x 2' 11'' (3.60m x 0.89m))
Conservatory (12' 9'' x 4' 10'' (3.88m x 1.47m))
Bedroom Three (13' 8'' x 11' 11'' (4.16m x 3.63m))
First Floor Landing
Bedroom One (21' 1'' x 17' 4'' (6.42m x 5.28m))
Bedroom Two (19' 0'' x 10' 4'' (5.79m x 3.15m))
Double Garage (30' 6'' x 17' 6'' (9.29m x 5.33m))
Mezzanine (30' 6'' x 14' 0'' (9.29m x 4.26m))
Garage Two (30' 6'' x 17' 6'' (9.29m x 5.33m))
Garage Three (13' 9'' x 8' 4'' (4.19m x 2.54m))
Outside
To the front is a block paved parking forecourt and turning area with sufficient space to park 5 cars off-road and with double gates to the left side of the house leading through to the remainder of the driveway area and giving access through to the garaging and workshops to the rear. The rear garden has an attractive dark grey stone patio wrapping around the rear of the house, accessible from the conservatory and providing scope for al-fresco dining. Beyond this is a level lawned garden area and then, further back an area with a twin access door double garage/workshop stands 30’6 x 17’6 which has a mezzanine floor over it providing similar space but with sloping ceilings either side. The building is insulated, has many electric power and light points, a vehicle inspection pit and workshop areas. Also, there are two further sectional single garages to the right side of the garden and a garden store. The garden is surrounded by high fencing or hedging.
