House For Sale £400,000
Three Bedroom House
This attractive modern home built circa 2009 is styled with a characterful theme courtesy of it's brickwork, gable ends and arched lattice windows which give the impression of a period home yet with all of the benefits you would expect of a newer home.
Located within the desirable village of Goodnestone and great for those that fancy the idea of rural village life with a local village pub which offers a restaurant, bed & breakfast, community hub and village hall events and plenty of rural walks in the countryside which would be great for those with dogs or walkers.
And there is the stunning 'Goodnestone Park' which is a Queen Anne style Mansion which is set within acres of gardens which could be just the place for your friends to stay at, whilst visiting and spoiling themselves.
If schooling facilities are required, then there's the village cep school which has had highly positive Ofsted reports.
The courtyard garden which is largely maintenance free has been a real asset for the current owners who have spent time away for long spells without the worry of the garden.
Parking comes courtesy of a Car port which also has a loft area for storage and an allocated space in front offering room for two vehicles.
Internal accommodation which is configured over two floors, comprises entrance hallway, fitted kitchen/dining room, dual aspect living room with bay window and hosts a log burning stove, ground floor WC and stairs to the first floor with access to the three bedrooms and family bathroom.
The principle bedroom benefits from an en-suite shower room with shower cubicle, wash hand basin and WC.
There is a residents association and financial contribution - domestic heating is via an Oil fired boiler and of course there is the Log burner.
The Medieval Market town of Sandwich is approximately 7 miles and a 16 minute drive from the village and the Cathedral City of Canterbury approximately 8 miles and a 20 minute drive (source google).
The nearest railway station is at Adisham which is just under 3 miles away and there are many other villages and hamlets to explore within a few miles including Gibsons farm shop at Wingham where you can find a wealth of food, drink and fresh local produce.
So call us now for your appointment to view - Viewings strictly by appointment
This attractive modern home built circa 2009 is styled with a characterful theme courtesy of it's brickwork, gable ends and arched lattice windows which give the impression of a period home yet with all of the benefits you would expect of a newer home.
Located within the desirable village of Goodnestone and great for those that fancy the idea of rural village life with a local village pub which offers a restaurant, bed & breakfast, community hub and village hall events and plenty of rural walks in the countryside which would be great for those with dogs or walkers.
And there is the stunning 'Goodnestone Park' which is a Queen Anne style Mansion which is set within acres of gardens which could be just the place for your friends to stay at, whilst visiting and spoiling themselves.
If schooling facilities are required, then there's the village cep school which has had highly positive Ofsted reports.
The courtyard garden which is largely maintenance free has been a real asset for the current owners who have spent time away for long spells without the worry of the garden.
Parking comes courtesy of a Car port which also has a loft area for storage and an allocated space in front offering room for two vehicles.
Internal accommodation which is configured over two floors, comprises entrance hallway, fitted kitchen/dining room, dual aspect living room with bay window and hosts a log burning stove, ground floor WC and stairs to the first floor with access to the three bedrooms and family bathroom.
The principle bedroom benefits from an en-suite shower room with shower cubicle, wash hand basin and WC.
There is a residents association and financial contribution - domestic heating is via an Oil fired boiler and of course there is the Log burner.
The Medieval Market town of Sandwich is approximately 7 miles and a 16 minute drive from the village and the Cathedral City of Canterbury approximately 8 miles and a 20 minute drive (source google).
The nearest railway station is at Adisham which is just under 3 miles away and there are many other villages and hamlets to explore within a few miles including Gibsons farm shop at Wingham where you can find a wealth of food, drink and fresh local produce.
So call us now for your appointment to view - Viewings strictly by appointment
