House For Sale £325,000
A quaint Victorian semi-detached cottage in need of refurbishment with private garden, garage and off-road parking, located just 6 miles East of Tunbridge Wells on the A21. The accommodation currently comprises: sitting room with adjoining vestibule and study/work room, kitchen, ground floor bathroom, and 3 first floor double bedrooms. EPC Rating: F
Having been in the same family since it was built in 1882, this attractive half-tile-hung semi-detached cottage now requires refurbishment, having been let in recent years.
The property has central heating, double glazing and was re-roofed 9 years ago.
Internally, the property would benefit from cosmetic updating and potentially extending, subject to the necessary planning consents.
Its garden wraps around the house to the side and rear and backs on to woodland.
There is a shared parking area adjacent to the adjoining cottage, and it is proposed that No.1 will have the detached garage and an additional parking space there. There will be a right of way across the back of No.2 to access the rear door.
The rear entrance door opens into a lobby area with a floor-standing boiler in the corner and winding staircase leading to the first floor. The lobby opens into the kitchen with its high ceiling and leads up a couple of steps through to the sitting room.
The kitchen is currently sparsely fitted with a single base cupboard and worktop with sink. There is plumbing for a washing machine and space for a free standing cooker and fridge freezer.
The sitting room has a fireplace with tiled surround, arched alcove, fitted shelves and window to the front. Leading off of the sitting room is the old front entrance vestibule as well as a small study/work room with window overlooking the garden to the side.
The bathroom is located off the kitchen on the ground floor and comprises a panelled bath, washbasin and WC, with obscured glass window to the rear and wood effect laminate flooring.
Arranged over the first floor are three double bedrooms.
The property is located on the A21, in a little hamlet called Lamberhurst Quarter, about 6 miles East of Tunbridge Wells and 2.5 miles North-West of Lamberhurst. The A21 runs from Lewisham in South-East London to Hastings on the South Coast, via the M25 London circular (junction 5 about 17 miles to the North of this property), providing convenient links to the local towns and attractions, London, the international airports and coast.
There is a small farm shop located within half a mile of the property, and an M & S Food store at the nearby garage in Kippings Cross (just over a mile). Lamberhurst has further amenities and there is a Tesco supermarket located just off the A21 at Pembury (about 3.8 miles). Tunbridge Wells provides a wide range of shopping and recreational facilities including an out of town retail park with cinema.
The area is recognised as one of Outstanding Natural Beauty with rolling hills, woodland and attractions such as Bewl Water and Bedgebury Pinetum to explore. There are footpaths near the property providing excellent walking opportunities.
There are primary schools in nearby Lamberhurst,Brenchley and Pembury. Tunbridge Wells offers an excellent selection of schools in the public, private and state sectors including grammar schools for girls and boys.
Railway stations can be found at Bells Yew Green (Frant) (4.9 miles) Paddock Wood (5.4 miles) and Tunbridge Wells (5.8 miles). These provide fast and regular services to London Charing Cross, London Bridge and Canon Street.
Oil fired central heating. Mains water (fixed rate) and electricity. Septic tank drainage. Water and drainage shared with No.2.
Tunbridge Wells Borough Council
Council Tax Band: D
Council Tax Band: D
Tenure: Freehold
Having been in the same family since it was built in 1882, this attractive half-tile-hung semi-detached cottage now requires refurbishment, having been let in recent years.
The property has central heating, double glazing and was re-roofed 9 years ago.
Internally, the property would benefit from cosmetic updating and potentially extending, subject to the necessary planning consents.
Its garden wraps around the house to the side and rear and backs on to woodland.
There is a shared parking area adjacent to the adjoining cottage, and it is proposed that No.1 will have the detached garage and an additional parking space there. There will be a right of way across the back of No.2 to access the rear door.
The rear entrance door opens into a lobby area with a floor-standing boiler in the corner and winding staircase leading to the first floor. The lobby opens into the kitchen with its high ceiling and leads up a couple of steps through to the sitting room.
The kitchen is currently sparsely fitted with a single base cupboard and worktop with sink. There is plumbing for a washing machine and space for a free standing cooker and fridge freezer.
The sitting room has a fireplace with tiled surround, arched alcove, fitted shelves and window to the front. Leading off of the sitting room is the old front entrance vestibule as well as a small study/work room with window overlooking the garden to the side.
The bathroom is located off the kitchen on the ground floor and comprises a panelled bath, washbasin and WC, with obscured glass window to the rear and wood effect laminate flooring.
Arranged over the first floor are three double bedrooms.
The property is located on the A21, in a little hamlet called Lamberhurst Quarter, about 6 miles East of Tunbridge Wells and 2.5 miles North-West of Lamberhurst. The A21 runs from Lewisham in South-East London to Hastings on the South Coast, via the M25 London circular (junction 5 about 17 miles to the North of this property), providing convenient links to the local towns and attractions, London, the international airports and coast.
There is a small farm shop located within half a mile of the property, and an M & S Food store at the nearby garage in Kippings Cross (just over a mile). Lamberhurst has further amenities and there is a Tesco supermarket located just off the A21 at Pembury (about 3.8 miles). Tunbridge Wells provides a wide range of shopping and recreational facilities including an out of town retail park with cinema.
The area is recognised as one of Outstanding Natural Beauty with rolling hills, woodland and attractions such as Bewl Water and Bedgebury Pinetum to explore. There are footpaths near the property providing excellent walking opportunities.
There are primary schools in nearby Lamberhurst,Brenchley and Pembury. Tunbridge Wells offers an excellent selection of schools in the public, private and state sectors including grammar schools for girls and boys.
Railway stations can be found at Bells Yew Green (Frant) (4.9 miles) Paddock Wood (5.4 miles) and Tunbridge Wells (5.8 miles). These provide fast and regular services to London Charing Cross, London Bridge and Canon Street.
Oil fired central heating. Mains water (fixed rate) and electricity. Septic tank drainage. Water and drainage shared with No.2.
Tunbridge Wells Borough Council
Council Tax Band: D
Council Tax Band: D
Tenure: Freehold
