House For Rent £925
A beautifully presented mid terrace two bedroom cottage, close to the centre of the popular village and all amenities. Fitted kitchen, reception/dining room with wood burning stove, bath/shower room. Useful stores, rear courtyard, garden. Ideally placed for mls + road network. Csca.
A beautifully presented mid terrace two bedroom cottage, in an elevated position close to the centre of the popular village and close to all amenities. Fitted kitchen, reception/dining room with wood burning stove, bath/shower room. Useful stores, rear courtyard, garden. Ideally placed for main line stations and road network. Within the Cranbrook School catchment area.
Accommodation list: Shared front entrance hall, sitting/dining room, kitchen, first-floor landing, two bedrooms, bath/shower room, rear courtyard with 2 stores, paved terrace, garden.
From the rear pathway a part double glazed wooden stable door to:
Kitchen: 3.04m x 2.47m (10' 0 x 8' 1) Wooden double glazed casement window alongside, both with Roman blinds. Fitted with a range of wooden base and wall units with square edge wood block worktop over. Single bowl, single drainer ceramic sink unit with mixer tap, white tiled splash back. Fully integrated Neff washing machine. Neff four ring electric hob with matching Neff electric fan assisted oven below, set into tiled recess with inset lighting over, plinth heater below. Integrated Neff larder fridge. Black slate tiled floor. Inset ceiling lights, over worktop lighting. Glass shelved glazed display cupboard. Dimplex electric heater. Opening with step down to:
Sitting/Dining Room: 5.36m x 3.69m (17' 7 x 12' 1) Wooden double glazed casement window to the front, matching small window to the rear, both with Roman blinds. Door to communal entrance hall (not used but meter cupboard & fuse boxes are located here). Aarrow cast-iron wood burning stove on stone hearth, set into exposed brick chimney breast. Dimplex wall mounted electric heater with radiator cover. Central beam. Two wall light points. TV point. BT point. Door to airing cupboard housing hot water tank. Stairs to the:
Landing: Wooden cottage doors to all rooms. Dimplex heater over the stairs.
Bedroom One: 3.69m x 3 04m (12' 1 x 10' 0) Wooden double glazed casement window to the front. Cast iron ducks nest fireplace. Wardrobe cupboard.
Bedroom Two: 3.04m x 2.47m (10' 0 x 8' 1) Wooden double glazed casement window to the rear with Roman blind. Cast iron ducks nest fireplace. Wardrobe cupboard.
Bath/Shower Room: Wooden double glazed casement window to the rear. Fitted with white Heritage suite comprising WC with dark wood seat, pedestal mounted wash hand basin with tiled splash back and chrome wall light over. Painted panelled bath in white tiled surround with telephone shower over and glass shower screen to side. Black tile effect floor. Heated chrome towel rail. Central circular light/electric heater.
Outside: To the front of the cottage is a small pretty planted garden with doors to the shared hallway (not used). The cottage enjoys right of way across the rear of the adjoining cottages giving access to the backdoor, directly to the rear the cottage enjoys a raised flagstone paved terrace with doors to the two attached brick built stores. A covered pathway with log store to the side leads to the garden at the rear of the store, which is unfenced but a part of which is owned by No 4.
Services: Mains electricity, water and drainage are connected. Dimplex electric heaters.
Floor Area: 62.75 m2 ( 675 ft2) Approx.
EPC Rating: 'E'
Local Authority: Tunbridge Wells Borough Council
Council Tax Band: 'C'
Locality: Goudhurst along with its historic church has a village hall, primary school, shop, post office, hairdresser, coffee shop and two fine country inns along with its famous hill top pond in the centre of the village . Further shopping facilities are to be found in the nearby town of Cranbrook and the county town of Maidstone some 12 miles away which offers a wide variety of in and out of town shopping centres, supermarkets, theatres, cinemas, restaurants and bars.
Directions: Travelling south on the A21 turn left at the roundabout at the north end of the Lamberhurst bypass onto the A262 towards Goudhurst. Continue up the hill into the village on Clayhill (A263). Clayhill Mount will be found on the right hand side shortly before 'The Old School' on the right, marked by out 'To Let' board.
Transport Links: Positioned well for the commuter, Marden railway station (some 4 mile away) provides services via Paddock Wood to London Bridge, Waterloo, Charing Cross and Cannon Street. Marden also connects to Ashford International which provides a fast service to St. Pancras and Europe.
The Motorway network (M25) can be easily accessed at Junction 5 via the A21 to the north
viewing: All viewings by appointment through the Country Property Group. A member of the team will conduct all viewings.
A beautifully presented mid terrace two bedroom cottage, in an elevated position close to the centre of the popular village and close to all amenities. Fitted kitchen, reception/dining room with wood burning stove, bath/shower room. Useful stores, rear courtyard, garden. Ideally placed for main line stations and road network. Within the Cranbrook School catchment area.
Accommodation list: Shared front entrance hall, sitting/dining room, kitchen, first-floor landing, two bedrooms, bath/shower room, rear courtyard with 2 stores, paved terrace, garden.
From the rear pathway a part double glazed wooden stable door to:
Kitchen: 3.04m x 2.47m (10' 0 x 8' 1) Wooden double glazed casement window alongside, both with Roman blinds. Fitted with a range of wooden base and wall units with square edge wood block worktop over. Single bowl, single drainer ceramic sink unit with mixer tap, white tiled splash back. Fully integrated Neff washing machine. Neff four ring electric hob with matching Neff electric fan assisted oven below, set into tiled recess with inset lighting over, plinth heater below. Integrated Neff larder fridge. Black slate tiled floor. Inset ceiling lights, over worktop lighting. Glass shelved glazed display cupboard. Dimplex electric heater. Opening with step down to:
Sitting/Dining Room: 5.36m x 3.69m (17' 7 x 12' 1) Wooden double glazed casement window to the front, matching small window to the rear, both with Roman blinds. Door to communal entrance hall (not used but meter cupboard & fuse boxes are located here). Aarrow cast-iron wood burning stove on stone hearth, set into exposed brick chimney breast. Dimplex wall mounted electric heater with radiator cover. Central beam. Two wall light points. TV point. BT point. Door to airing cupboard housing hot water tank. Stairs to the:
Landing: Wooden cottage doors to all rooms. Dimplex heater over the stairs.
Bedroom One: 3.69m x 3 04m (12' 1 x 10' 0) Wooden double glazed casement window to the front. Cast iron ducks nest fireplace. Wardrobe cupboard.
Bedroom Two: 3.04m x 2.47m (10' 0 x 8' 1) Wooden double glazed casement window to the rear with Roman blind. Cast iron ducks nest fireplace. Wardrobe cupboard.
Bath/Shower Room: Wooden double glazed casement window to the rear. Fitted with white Heritage suite comprising WC with dark wood seat, pedestal mounted wash hand basin with tiled splash back and chrome wall light over. Painted panelled bath in white tiled surround with telephone shower over and glass shower screen to side. Black tile effect floor. Heated chrome towel rail. Central circular light/electric heater.
Outside: To the front of the cottage is a small pretty planted garden with doors to the shared hallway (not used). The cottage enjoys right of way across the rear of the adjoining cottages giving access to the backdoor, directly to the rear the cottage enjoys a raised flagstone paved terrace with doors to the two attached brick built stores. A covered pathway with log store to the side leads to the garden at the rear of the store, which is unfenced but a part of which is owned by No 4.
Services: Mains electricity, water and drainage are connected. Dimplex electric heaters.
Floor Area: 62.75 m2 ( 675 ft2) Approx.
EPC Rating: 'E'
Local Authority: Tunbridge Wells Borough Council
Council Tax Band: 'C'
Locality: Goudhurst along with its historic church has a village hall, primary school, shop, post office, hairdresser, coffee shop and two fine country inns along with its famous hill top pond in the centre of the village . Further shopping facilities are to be found in the nearby town of Cranbrook and the county town of Maidstone some 12 miles away which offers a wide variety of in and out of town shopping centres, supermarkets, theatres, cinemas, restaurants and bars.
Directions: Travelling south on the A21 turn left at the roundabout at the north end of the Lamberhurst bypass onto the A262 towards Goudhurst. Continue up the hill into the village on Clayhill (A263). Clayhill Mount will be found on the right hand side shortly before 'The Old School' on the right, marked by out 'To Let' board.
Transport Links: Positioned well for the commuter, Marden railway station (some 4 mile away) provides services via Paddock Wood to London Bridge, Waterloo, Charing Cross and Cannon Street. Marden also connects to Ashford International which provides a fast service to St. Pancras and Europe.
The Motorway network (M25) can be easily accessed at Junction 5 via the A21 to the north
viewing: All viewings by appointment through the Country Property Group. A member of the team will conduct all viewings.
