House For Rent £1,500
Northwood are delighted to offer this most attractive and extensively restored period cottage benefiting from a large garden to the rear principally laid to lawn and backing onto open farmland.
This delightful cottage is believed to date from 1650 the property has been sympathetically modernized and restored and provides a beautiful character home with fine oak beams, and inglenook fireplace. The substantial renovation works included a new kitchen with integrated appliances, luxury bathroom with separate shower cubicle, replacement floor coverings and new decoration throughout to name but a few.
The ground floor accommodation comprises entrance lobby, sitting room, snug/tv room, dining room, kitchen and bathroom. On the first floor there are two good sized bedrooms with built in storage cupboards.
Entrance Lobby :
Sitting Room : 14'9'' x 12'4'' ( 4.78m x 3.76m) Delightful room with feature inglenook fireplace with breasumer over, exposed wall and ceiling beams opening into :
Snug/TV Room : 13'8'' x 7'5'' (4.17m x 2.27m) Exposed brick work and oak timbers, stair case to first floor, built in storage cupboard, door to :
Rear Hall :
Bathroom : 10'0'' x 10'0'' (3.06m x 3.06m) Comprising of a Luxury bath, separate shower cubicle and low lever W.C Wash hand basin set into vanity unit and feature black steel radiator.
Dining Room : 16'6'' x 7'10'' ( 5.04m x 2.38m) Vaulted ceiling with wall lights and up lighting, glazed door and window to inner courtyard, open archway to :
Kitchen : 13'0'' x 9'4'' (3.97m x 2.84m) Vaulted ceiling with exposed timbers with superb range of contemporary wall and base units with range cooker, 1 1/2 bowl sink unit with brass swan neck mixer tap, integrated dishwasher, washing machine and dryer, space for fridge freezer, ceramic plank effect flooring, window overlooking garden, stable door to outside terrace.
First Floor :
Bedroom One : 13'8'' x 12'4'' (4.16m x 3.76m)
Bedroom Two : 13'2'' x 8'0'' (4.02m x 2.44m)
Outside : The Property is set back from the A20 and is approached by a small slip road which services Heath cottages and provides safe parking to the front. The front garden is approached via a picket gate and is principally laid to lawn with pathway leading to the front door.
The rear garden is a real feature of the property with a newly laid sandstone terrace ideal for alfreco entertaining and a large area of lawn.
The property is set located of a small slip road, just off the A20, opposite the turning for Cades Road on the fringe of the village of Hothfield which is in the rural district of Ashford and is located north-west of Ashford town. Hothfield common is 143 acres of heathland and lowland valley bogs and a nature reserve managed by the Kent Wildlife Trust with children’s playground adjacent. The village has a shop, post office and good bus routes and the Medieval parish church is dedicated to St Margaret and was rebuilt in 1598 after a fire.
The market town of Ashford is just three miles away with its wide variety of shops, eateries, public houses and schools. Ashford international station is just 3.9 miles away with a fast 37 minute service to London St Pancras and connections to the Channel Tunnel and Europe. The property is also conveniently located for access to junction 9 of the M20 motorway which is just 2.8 miles away with the Channel Tunnel being just a 20 minute drive offering access to the continent within the hour.
Viewing : Strictly by appointment only, please call a member of the Northwood lettings team. EPC rating: D. Council tax band: C
This delightful cottage is believed to date from 1650 the property has been sympathetically modernized and restored and provides a beautiful character home with fine oak beams, and inglenook fireplace. The substantial renovation works included a new kitchen with integrated appliances, luxury bathroom with separate shower cubicle, replacement floor coverings and new decoration throughout to name but a few.
The ground floor accommodation comprises entrance lobby, sitting room, snug/tv room, dining room, kitchen and bathroom. On the first floor there are two good sized bedrooms with built in storage cupboards.
Entrance Lobby :
Sitting Room : 14'9'' x 12'4'' ( 4.78m x 3.76m) Delightful room with feature inglenook fireplace with breasumer over, exposed wall and ceiling beams opening into :
Snug/TV Room : 13'8'' x 7'5'' (4.17m x 2.27m) Exposed brick work and oak timbers, stair case to first floor, built in storage cupboard, door to :
Rear Hall :
Bathroom : 10'0'' x 10'0'' (3.06m x 3.06m) Comprising of a Luxury bath, separate shower cubicle and low lever W.C Wash hand basin set into vanity unit and feature black steel radiator.
Dining Room : 16'6'' x 7'10'' ( 5.04m x 2.38m) Vaulted ceiling with wall lights and up lighting, glazed door and window to inner courtyard, open archway to :
Kitchen : 13'0'' x 9'4'' (3.97m x 2.84m) Vaulted ceiling with exposed timbers with superb range of contemporary wall and base units with range cooker, 1 1/2 bowl sink unit with brass swan neck mixer tap, integrated dishwasher, washing machine and dryer, space for fridge freezer, ceramic plank effect flooring, window overlooking garden, stable door to outside terrace.
First Floor :
Bedroom One : 13'8'' x 12'4'' (4.16m x 3.76m)
Bedroom Two : 13'2'' x 8'0'' (4.02m x 2.44m)
Outside : The Property is set back from the A20 and is approached by a small slip road which services Heath cottages and provides safe parking to the front. The front garden is approached via a picket gate and is principally laid to lawn with pathway leading to the front door.
The rear garden is a real feature of the property with a newly laid sandstone terrace ideal for alfreco entertaining and a large area of lawn.
The property is set located of a small slip road, just off the A20, opposite the turning for Cades Road on the fringe of the village of Hothfield which is in the rural district of Ashford and is located north-west of Ashford town. Hothfield common is 143 acres of heathland and lowland valley bogs and a nature reserve managed by the Kent Wildlife Trust with children’s playground adjacent. The village has a shop, post office and good bus routes and the Medieval parish church is dedicated to St Margaret and was rebuilt in 1598 after a fire.
The market town of Ashford is just three miles away with its wide variety of shops, eateries, public houses and schools. Ashford international station is just 3.9 miles away with a fast 37 minute service to London St Pancras and connections to the Channel Tunnel and Europe. The property is also conveniently located for access to junction 9 of the M20 motorway which is just 2.8 miles away with the Channel Tunnel being just a 20 minute drive offering access to the continent within the hour.
Viewing : Strictly by appointment only, please call a member of the Northwood lettings team. EPC rating: D. Council tax band: C
