House For Sale £550,000
This charming terraced Victorian cottage sits in Shoreham’s sought-after high street and features a deceptively large rear garden and a pretty summerhouse. Built in approximately 1865, the characterful home is a red brick construction. The property has undergone a significant renovation and extension in recent years, including the stunning kitchen with dining area extension featuring under floor heating, a glazed roof and bifold doors leading to the garden, perfect for entertaining. Beautifully presented throughout, the home showcases modern luxury whilst still retaining a wealth of period features including feature fireplaces, wooden beams, doors and flooring. The well-proportioned accommodation extends to approximately 804 square feet and offers excellent natural light, creating an airy feeling of light and space.
The accommodation comprises an entrance porch leading to a sitting room with a log burner and tiled flooring. The stylishly appointed modern kitchen is located at the rear, with informal and formal dining options, leading to the garden. To the right of the dining area, there is a utility and a bathroom with decorative floor tiles. Upstairs, the principal bedroom features a period fireplace and built-in wardrobes. The second bedroom also enjoys a built-in wardrobe and views of the garden.
Outside
The cottage is set back from the road behind a low wall with steps leading up to the entrance porch alongside established hedging and shrubs. The rear garden extends diagonally to a large secluded lawn with mature trees and borders, plus established apple, damson and pear trees and a recently planted cherry tree. There is also a shed and a pretty summerhouse with electricity. A paved terrace leads directly from the cottage, making the perfect space for outdoor dining.
Situation
The popular village of Shoreham nestles beside the river Darent, which winds through the North Downs providing a wide choice of footpaths and bridleways including the Darent Valley Path. The village benefits from a number of amenities including a local store, village hall, golf club, primary school and a selection of well-regarded pubs. Further amenities can be found in nearby Sevenoaks (approx. 5 miles) where there is shopping, restaurants and a wealth of educational facilities. Shoreham station and nearby Otford have rail links to London Victoria/Blackfriars, whilst Sevenoaks has fast and frequent commuter services to Charing Cross and Cannon Street.
Additional Information
Freehold
Sevenoaks Council – Tax Band E
Mains electricity and water –
2021 new electric boiler with water based central heating
The accommodation comprises an entrance porch leading to a sitting room with a log burner and tiled flooring. The stylishly appointed modern kitchen is located at the rear, with informal and formal dining options, leading to the garden. To the right of the dining area, there is a utility and a bathroom with decorative floor tiles. Upstairs, the principal bedroom features a period fireplace and built-in wardrobes. The second bedroom also enjoys a built-in wardrobe and views of the garden.
Outside
The cottage is set back from the road behind a low wall with steps leading up to the entrance porch alongside established hedging and shrubs. The rear garden extends diagonally to a large secluded lawn with mature trees and borders, plus established apple, damson and pear trees and a recently planted cherry tree. There is also a shed and a pretty summerhouse with electricity. A paved terrace leads directly from the cottage, making the perfect space for outdoor dining.
Situation
The popular village of Shoreham nestles beside the river Darent, which winds through the North Downs providing a wide choice of footpaths and bridleways including the Darent Valley Path. The village benefits from a number of amenities including a local store, village hall, golf club, primary school and a selection of well-regarded pubs. Further amenities can be found in nearby Sevenoaks (approx. 5 miles) where there is shopping, restaurants and a wealth of educational facilities. Shoreham station and nearby Otford have rail links to London Victoria/Blackfriars, whilst Sevenoaks has fast and frequent commuter services to Charing Cross and Cannon Street.
Additional Information
Freehold
Sevenoaks Council – Tax Band E
Mains electricity and water –
2021 new electric boiler with water based central heating
