House For Sale £345,000
Description
The Cottage is a gii listed building dating around C18 formally part of the public house the Bricklayers’ Arms, which has now been refurbished and divided to create a pretty character cottage. Construction is painted brick to front elevation, with flint and brick to side and rear, Dorma window to the first floor and sash windows to the ground floor, tiled roof with chimney stack and slate cat slide roof to the rear.
Features
• Sitting room, French doors open to courtyard
• Dining room, original entry door, sash window, ingle nook feature fireplace with wood burner, beams to ceiling, door opens to concealed stairs leading to first floor.
• Kitchen/ breakfast room, range of base and wall mounted cabinets 1 ½ bowl stainless steel sink, space and plumbing for dishwasher and washing machine, gas hod and electric oven, stylish wood effect flooring
• First floor landing, storage cupboards
• Master bedroom, panelled window
• Bedroom 2, double aspect panelled windows.
• Family bathroom, panelled bath with shower over, pedestal hand basin WC, and tiled flooring
• Front garden
• Courtyard
• Off road parking for 2 cars
Outside
The front garden is lawned and edged with pretty white picket fencing.
To the rear is a small outside space and parking for two cars
Situation
Shepherdswell is a lovely understated village which lies about 11 miles from the City of Canterbury and 9 miles from the Port of Dover. The village is well served with The Bell Inn public house, local store for everyday amenities. Doctor’s surgery and boosts the beautiful Grade I St Andrew’s Church. The village hall has many local events, and the village green hosts football and cricket.
The village also has a mainline railway station with services into Canterbury, Dover, Deal and Sandwich. The High-speed train into St Pancras operates from Dover and Canterbury. The Port of Dover and Eurotunnel operate services to the continent.
Road links are also good with the A2 linking into the M20/M2 and M25 motorway networks.
Recreational facilities around the area include sports centres, swimming pools, a good selection of golf courses. Fishing and water sports can be found along the coasts.
Directions
Head out of Canterbury via the A2 towards Dover. At the first set of traffic lights signed Shepherdswell, bear left, continue through the county lane until you approach the village. The property will be on the corner of Cox hill adjacent to the village store.
Property Information
Services, mains water, gas, electricity and drainage
Council, Dover district council
Council tax band, tbc
Viewings: Strictly through Whitney Homes.
Tel: E:
The Cottage is a gii listed building dating around C18 formally part of the public house the Bricklayers’ Arms, which has now been refurbished and divided to create a pretty character cottage. Construction is painted brick to front elevation, with flint and brick to side and rear, Dorma window to the first floor and sash windows to the ground floor, tiled roof with chimney stack and slate cat slide roof to the rear.
Features
• Sitting room, French doors open to courtyard
• Dining room, original entry door, sash window, ingle nook feature fireplace with wood burner, beams to ceiling, door opens to concealed stairs leading to first floor.
• Kitchen/ breakfast room, range of base and wall mounted cabinets 1 ½ bowl stainless steel sink, space and plumbing for dishwasher and washing machine, gas hod and electric oven, stylish wood effect flooring
• First floor landing, storage cupboards
• Master bedroom, panelled window
• Bedroom 2, double aspect panelled windows.
• Family bathroom, panelled bath with shower over, pedestal hand basin WC, and tiled flooring
• Front garden
• Courtyard
• Off road parking for 2 cars
Outside
The front garden is lawned and edged with pretty white picket fencing.
To the rear is a small outside space and parking for two cars
Situation
Shepherdswell is a lovely understated village which lies about 11 miles from the City of Canterbury and 9 miles from the Port of Dover. The village is well served with The Bell Inn public house, local store for everyday amenities. Doctor’s surgery and boosts the beautiful Grade I St Andrew’s Church. The village hall has many local events, and the village green hosts football and cricket.
The village also has a mainline railway station with services into Canterbury, Dover, Deal and Sandwich. The High-speed train into St Pancras operates from Dover and Canterbury. The Port of Dover and Eurotunnel operate services to the continent.
Road links are also good with the A2 linking into the M20/M2 and M25 motorway networks.
Recreational facilities around the area include sports centres, swimming pools, a good selection of golf courses. Fishing and water sports can be found along the coasts.
Directions
Head out of Canterbury via the A2 towards Dover. At the first set of traffic lights signed Shepherdswell, bear left, continue through the county lane until you approach the village. The property will be on the corner of Cox hill adjacent to the village store.
Property Information
Services, mains water, gas, electricity and drainage
Council, Dover district council
Council tax band, tbc
Viewings: Strictly through Whitney Homes.
Tel: E:
