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2 bed Flat For Sale £425,000
Culpeper Road, Aylesford


Description
This stunning apartment within historic manor house has two bedrooms a generous family bathroom, along with en-suite facilities. The Contemporary fitted kitchen has plenty of space for you to create culinary delights. The Spacious open plan living space provides you with somewhere to come home and relax. The Private patio with views over 2.5 acres of communal gardens is a peaceful way to past the time. Completing this luxury apartment is the Private off road parking.

The manor house is steeped in history, dating back to 1102AD and was owned and resided in by the prestigious Culpeper family for over 400 years. In the early 20th century, it was used as a serviceman's hospital, and its most notable resident was the renowned author George Orwell.

The manor house was converted in 2015 to provide exquisite, high calibre apartments and mews houses, designed to appeal to a select market place. Each property was finished to the highest standards, meticulously presented, and varied in their internal layout.

The extensive grounds of approximately 2.5 acres are beautifully landscaped with formal lawns, a range of mature specimen trees, stunning sculptures, and a magnificent stone fountain, adding to the grandeur of the manor house.

Located in the picturesque village of Aylesford on the river Medway, this property is just over one mile from a variety of amenities, including shops, schools, restaurants, public houses, and a mainline railway station. The wider range of amenities in Maidstone is also within easy reach. The location offers convenient access to Ashford International and London in under an hour, and the M20 and M2 motorway networks enable additional access to the Kent coast and the Channel Tunnel.

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