House For Sale £680,000
A Beautifully Restored Period Home - Set within the Conservation Area of the Historic Aylesford Village - OWN DRIVEWAY AND SECURE PARKING - Three Unique Outside Space Garden Areas - Wonderful Replaced Bespoke Kitchen - MUST VIEW INTERNALLY
This beautiful and attractive period home is situated in a prominent central location in one of North Kent's prettiest village settings. Aylesford is known to be one of the earliest known settlements and is renowned for its arched medieval stone bridge that spans the River Medway. The village is well served with local amenities that include shops, pubs and the popular Hengist restaurant. Built circa late 18th Century the owners have lovingly restored and improved their home, with a stylish replaced kitchen, there is solid oak flooring to the living area, oak stairs and much more to see, additionally there are period features abound with exposed beams and timbers and a wonderful brick built centre piece inglenook fireplace in the living room. To the exterior, there are three garden areas, one offering rooftop views over this Historic village, and most importantly there is a driveway and a secure parking area behind solid wooden gates too. There are good commuter links with its own station, and junction 6 of the M20 motorway network is a short drive away. This is a MUST VIEW home and an internal appointment must be booked to appreciate the accommodation available.
Freehold
Council Tax Band (E)
EPC Rating (D)
This beautiful and attractive period home is situated in a prominent central location in one of North Kent's prettiest village settings. Aylesford is known to be one of the earliest known settlements and is renowned for its arched medieval stone bridge that spans the River Medway. The village is well served with local amenities that include shops, pubs and the popular Hengist restaurant. Built circa late 18th Century the owners have lovingly restored and improved their home, with a stylish replaced kitchen, there is solid oak flooring to the living area, oak stairs and much more to see, additionally there are period features abound with exposed beams and timbers and a wonderful brick built centre piece inglenook fireplace in the living room. To the exterior, there are three garden areas, one offering rooftop views over this Historic village, and most importantly there is a driveway and a secure parking area behind solid wooden gates too. There are good commuter links with its own station, and junction 6 of the M20 motorway network is a short drive away. This is a MUST VIEW home and an internal appointment must be booked to appreciate the accommodation available.
Freehold
Council Tax Band (E)
EPC Rating (D)
