House For Sale £590,000
With the addition of a substantial detached annexe this is a good option for those requiring multi-generational living. -- Greg Wood, Director
#TheGardenOfEngland
A detached family home requiring some improvement in a popular village setting close to the City of Canterbury, with four double bedrooms and a detached two bedroom annexe, totalling 2518 sq. ft. of accommodation.
Potential for Stamp Duty Land Tax releif.
Chartham is a village situated on the Great Stour River, which runs through the village and adds to its picturesque charm. Chartham is known for its historical significance, rural beauty, and its proximity to the City of Canterbury.
Chartham is located just a few miles southwest of Canterbury, one of Kent's most famous cities. This proximity makes it a popular residential area for those who work in Canterbury but prefer a more tranquil setting.
The village has a rich history dating back many centuries. It has ancient origins, and there are remnants of Roman settlements and early medieval sites in the vicinity. The village is home to St. Mary's Church, an old and architecturally interesting church that stands as a testament to Chartham's historical and religious roots.
The village is surrounded by beautiful Kentish countryside. The Great Stour River adds to the natural beauty of the area, providing opportunities for leisurely walks, picnics, and enjoying the outdoors.
The Chartham railway station provides a convenient link to Canterbury and Ashford where HS1 services are available to London St Pancras.
Description
A spacious family home on Shalmsford Street in Chartham, within a short drive to the local train station, a few village pubs and walking distance to a convenience store. The main house now requires some modernising but enjoys spacious accommodation arranged over two floors.
As the land plan depicts, the garden is substantial, extending approximately 0.6acres (TBV).
A recently constructed detached annexe provides further accommodation, independent from the main house. With vaulted ceilings and open plan living the annexe has a more contemporary feel than the period house.
Services: Mains’ services are connected but have not been tested.
Council Tax: Band E
Tenure: Freehold
Viewing: Strictly by appointment with the agent.
Our Ref: AHS220200
#TheGardenOfEngland
A detached family home requiring some improvement in a popular village setting close to the City of Canterbury, with four double bedrooms and a detached two bedroom annexe, totalling 2518 sq. ft. of accommodation.
Potential for Stamp Duty Land Tax releif.
Chartham is a village situated on the Great Stour River, which runs through the village and adds to its picturesque charm. Chartham is known for its historical significance, rural beauty, and its proximity to the City of Canterbury.
Chartham is located just a few miles southwest of Canterbury, one of Kent's most famous cities. This proximity makes it a popular residential area for those who work in Canterbury but prefer a more tranquil setting.
The village has a rich history dating back many centuries. It has ancient origins, and there are remnants of Roman settlements and early medieval sites in the vicinity. The village is home to St. Mary's Church, an old and architecturally interesting church that stands as a testament to Chartham's historical and religious roots.
The village is surrounded by beautiful Kentish countryside. The Great Stour River adds to the natural beauty of the area, providing opportunities for leisurely walks, picnics, and enjoying the outdoors.
The Chartham railway station provides a convenient link to Canterbury and Ashford where HS1 services are available to London St Pancras.
Description
A spacious family home on Shalmsford Street in Chartham, within a short drive to the local train station, a few village pubs and walking distance to a convenience store. The main house now requires some modernising but enjoys spacious accommodation arranged over two floors.
As the land plan depicts, the garden is substantial, extending approximately 0.6acres (TBV).
A recently constructed detached annexe provides further accommodation, independent from the main house. With vaulted ceilings and open plan living the annexe has a more contemporary feel than the period house.
Services: Mains’ services are connected but have not been tested.
Council Tax: Band E
Tenure: Freehold
Viewing: Strictly by appointment with the agent.
Our Ref: AHS220200
