House For Sale £475,000
This unique former chapel, dating from 1793, has been the subject of a complete and exquisitely executed renovation creating a high end one of a kind home.
Kitchen/breakfast room, sitting/dining room, four bedrooms, study/fifth bedroom, three bath/shower rooms. Low maintenance garden, parking space. No onward chain. EPC Rating: C
Situation
Courtbrack House stands on a level plot on the northern edge of the village of Eythorne, nestled beside the picturesque 13th Century church. Eythorne village is home to a convenience store, which also provides a post office service, as well as a primary school within walking distance. In neighbouring Shepherdswell (1.5 miles) there is a railway station providing regular trains to London and the A2 beyond offers excellent road links to Canterbury and Ashford as well as the M2/M20 motorways. A bus services runs directly to Canterbury plus secondary and grammar schooling can be found in both Dover and Sandwich. The village is surrounded by lovely Kent countryside offering a wide range of leisure pursuits.
The Property
Courtbrack House is an attractive former chapel dating from 1793, nestled beside the historic 13th century St Peter and St Paul's church. An extensive schedule of renovation works has been thoughtfully carried out with an acute attention to detail creating a unique family home. An entrance vestibule, with built in shoe storage bench, opens to the ground floor hallway with stairs to first floor, understairs plant room and access to four double bedrooms with all but one boasting built in wardrobes. The master, along with bedroom two, enjoys a luxurious Jack & Jill ensuite fitted with an impressive oversized shower enclosure and imported Italian & Spanish tiling. A matching bathroom lies at the opposite end of the hallway also housing space and plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer. A turn staircase rises to the first floor, lit by a bespoke chandelier designed by the owner, to a generous open plan living room having dual aspect, exposed beams, solid oak flooring and built in Bluetooth speaker system. At one end is a further matching bathroom and a useful study/fifth bedroom whilst to the other is a well fitted off white shaker style kitchen with granite worktops, Italian tiled floor, Belfast sink, Rangemaster cooker and integrated dishwasher. An external door opens to a raised decked area. This chain free property has been beautifully finished to a high standard with bespoke cabinetry, solid oak flooring and internal doors throughout, doubly insulated, double glazed and centrally heated via imported Italian radiators fed by a Worcester Bosch gas boiler paired with a Gledhill Indirect System and immersion backup housed in the plant room.
Entrance Vestibule (5' 7'' x 5' 4'' (1.70m x 1.62m))
Master Bedroom (12' 7'' x 10' 4'' (3.83m x 3.15m))
Ensuite (11' 3'' x 5' 4'' (3.43m x 1.62m))
Bedroom Two (10' 4'' x 9' 7'' (3.15m x 2.92m))
Bedroom Three (10' 4'' x 9' 7'' (3.15m x 2.92m))
Bedroom Four (10' 0'' x 8' 8'' (3.05m x 2.64m))
Bathroom (9' 11'' x 5' 7'' (3.02m x 1.70m))
First Floor
Living Room (23' 10'' extending to 34' 8'' (10.56m) x 15' 4'' (7.26m x 4.67m))
Kitchen/Breakfast Room (15' 7'' x 12' 5'' (4.75m x 3.78m))
Study/Bedroom Five (10' 0'' x 9' 5'' (3.05m x 2.87m))
Bathroom (6' 9'' x 5' 7'' (2.06m x 1.70m))
Outside
The property is enveloped by a modest low maintenance gravelled garden with a patio area to the rear, parking space beyond and electric charging point. An attractive reclaimed spiral staircase leads up to a first floor decked terrace giving internal access into the kitchen. There is also a gate to side leading into the churchyard which is only to be used to maintain the rear boundary of the property.
Services
All mains services are understood to be connected to the property.
Kitchen/breakfast room, sitting/dining room, four bedrooms, study/fifth bedroom, three bath/shower rooms. Low maintenance garden, parking space. No onward chain. EPC Rating: C
Situation
Courtbrack House stands on a level plot on the northern edge of the village of Eythorne, nestled beside the picturesque 13th Century church. Eythorne village is home to a convenience store, which also provides a post office service, as well as a primary school within walking distance. In neighbouring Shepherdswell (1.5 miles) there is a railway station providing regular trains to London and the A2 beyond offers excellent road links to Canterbury and Ashford as well as the M2/M20 motorways. A bus services runs directly to Canterbury plus secondary and grammar schooling can be found in both Dover and Sandwich. The village is surrounded by lovely Kent countryside offering a wide range of leisure pursuits.
The Property
Courtbrack House is an attractive former chapel dating from 1793, nestled beside the historic 13th century St Peter and St Paul's church. An extensive schedule of renovation works has been thoughtfully carried out with an acute attention to detail creating a unique family home. An entrance vestibule, with built in shoe storage bench, opens to the ground floor hallway with stairs to first floor, understairs plant room and access to four double bedrooms with all but one boasting built in wardrobes. The master, along with bedroom two, enjoys a luxurious Jack & Jill ensuite fitted with an impressive oversized shower enclosure and imported Italian & Spanish tiling. A matching bathroom lies at the opposite end of the hallway also housing space and plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer. A turn staircase rises to the first floor, lit by a bespoke chandelier designed by the owner, to a generous open plan living room having dual aspect, exposed beams, solid oak flooring and built in Bluetooth speaker system. At one end is a further matching bathroom and a useful study/fifth bedroom whilst to the other is a well fitted off white shaker style kitchen with granite worktops, Italian tiled floor, Belfast sink, Rangemaster cooker and integrated dishwasher. An external door opens to a raised decked area. This chain free property has been beautifully finished to a high standard with bespoke cabinetry, solid oak flooring and internal doors throughout, doubly insulated, double glazed and centrally heated via imported Italian radiators fed by a Worcester Bosch gas boiler paired with a Gledhill Indirect System and immersion backup housed in the plant room.
Entrance Vestibule (5' 7'' x 5' 4'' (1.70m x 1.62m))
Master Bedroom (12' 7'' x 10' 4'' (3.83m x 3.15m))
Ensuite (11' 3'' x 5' 4'' (3.43m x 1.62m))
Bedroom Two (10' 4'' x 9' 7'' (3.15m x 2.92m))
Bedroom Three (10' 4'' x 9' 7'' (3.15m x 2.92m))
Bedroom Four (10' 0'' x 8' 8'' (3.05m x 2.64m))
Bathroom (9' 11'' x 5' 7'' (3.02m x 1.70m))
First Floor
Living Room (23' 10'' extending to 34' 8'' (10.56m) x 15' 4'' (7.26m x 4.67m))
Kitchen/Breakfast Room (15' 7'' x 12' 5'' (4.75m x 3.78m))
Study/Bedroom Five (10' 0'' x 9' 5'' (3.05m x 2.87m))
Bathroom (6' 9'' x 5' 7'' (2.06m x 1.70m))
Outside
The property is enveloped by a modest low maintenance gravelled garden with a patio area to the rear, parking space beyond and electric charging point. An attractive reclaimed spiral staircase leads up to a first floor decked terrace giving internal access into the kitchen. There is also a gate to side leading into the churchyard which is only to be used to maintain the rear boundary of the property.
Services
All mains services are understood to be connected to the property.
