House For Sale £500,000
The Street, Shorne, Gravesend

Price Guide £500,000-£550,000 Love History? You're going to love this Kentish Weatherboard house in Shorne Village - original features throughout with modern conveniences cleverly incorporated - have a viewing of this intriguing house soon!

Location Description: - Situated in the heart of picturesque Shorne Village, boasting a rich history including the church of St Peter and St Paul and the Rose & Crown local pub which is just a around the corner. There are local shops within a stones throw including a general store, where you can pick up every day essentials, a coffee shop where you can meet with friends over lunch and a hair salon. It is an ideal location for families, being within walking distance of Shorne primary schools and within the catchment area of other primary, secondary and grammar schools, including the famous Gads Hill public School in Higham. Shorne Woods Country Park is close by and very popular with dog walkers, providing picnic areas, way marked trails, leisurely walks, adventure play areas for the kids, fishing and bridleways.

Offering easy access of transport links including being approximately 1mile from the A2 which provides links to the M2, M20 and M25, Higham mainline station with services to London and the Kent Coast. You can catch a bus from the Gravesend Road into Gravesend town Centre.

Property Description: - Price Guide £500,000-£550,000 If you enjoy village life and looking for a property with heaps of character, then look no further. This charming three bedroom family size cottage could be just what you have been waiting for. Retaining a wealth of period features, including beams, windows. nooks and crannies with plenty of storage and wood panelling, yet offering the necessary modernisation to provide all the comforts of a 21st Century home - including gas central heating.

On entering the property from the hall, you are welcomed into a spacious living room which is the main hub of the home, incorporating a dining area and feature fire place with a fully working log burner, ideal for those winter evenings. Stairs lead down a basement studio which is an ideal space for a man cave/hobbies room. The cottage style kitchen was fitted approximately 5-6 years ago and features a butler style sink, space for a range style cooker and an integrated fridge and freezer. On the first floor you will find the master bedroom, bedroom two and the bathroom which boasts a freestanding roll top bath and a separate shower. On the top floor you will find another generous size double bedroom complete with wardrobe, fitted desk and access to under the eaves storage.

The westerly facing rear cottage style garden is another real feature of this home, where you can relax within one of the terrace areas or the Zen garden which sits right at the top, looking down onto the rear of the cottage.

Viewing is a real must to appreciate just what is on offer here.

Frontage: - Small retaining fence and gate, shrubs and bushes.

Hallway: - Front door , leaded light bay window to front incorporating wooden shutters and a bench seat where you can sit and watch the world go by. Carpet, access to staircase leading to first floor and opening to:

Lounge / Diner - 7.55 x 5.27 into recess (24'9" x 17'3" into recess - The main hub of the home, a spacious room featuring beamed ceiling and a brick fire place with working log burner. Windows to front and rear, door leading out to rear garden. Carpet, two radiators. Staircase leading down to:

Basement Studio: - Carpeted stair case leading down into the studio - leaded light window, stone floor, radiator. An ideal space for a hobbies/craft room or a man cave.
Cupboard housing the electricity meter.

Kitchen: - 3.83 x 1.79 (12'6" x 5'10") - Window to side, stable style door leading out to garden. Fitted approximately 5-6 years ago by the current vendors, this kitchen is 'in keeping' with the style of the property yet affords the modern appliances we all now rely on: with a range of cottage style wall and base cupboards, solid wood work surfaces, Butler sink, integrated fridge and freezer, space for range style cooker with extractor hood over.

Bedroom 1: - 4.97 x 3.17 into recess (16'3" x 10'4" into recess - A double room with two windows to front, feature wood panelling, fitted wardrobes, built in cupboard. carpet radiator.

Bedroom 3: - 3.06 x 2.38 into recess (10'0" x 7'9" into recess) - Window to rear, feature wooden panelling to one wall, carpet, built in airing cupboard with hot water cylinder, immersion heater and shower pump.

Bathroom: - 2.56 x 2.26 into recess (8'4" x 7'4" into recess) - Window to rear. Featuring a roll top bath and a separate glazed shower cubicle, low level w.c., wash basin. heated towel rail, vinyl flooring.

Stairs Leading To Second Floor - Carpeted turning staircase leading to final bedroom, window to front.

Bedroom 2: - 4.50 x 3.81 (14'9" x 12'5") - A double room with Dormer style window to front and a Velux window. Built in Wardrobe, cupboard housing cold water tank, access to eves storage , fitted desk along one wall. Carpet, radiator.

Gardens: - A Westerly aspect cottage style, terraced rear garden filled with an abundance of shrubs and bushes. Accessed from the lounge/diner or kitchen onto a stone patio, brick built utility room with power and light, plumbing for washing machine, space for tumble dryer and space for additional fridge, Potterton boiler for hot water and central heating. Timber shed. Steps leading up to the next terrace area with timber tool shed, pond and circular artificial lawned area. Three wooden steps leading to an enclosed Zen garden giving privacy and relaxation space, built in wooden seat, surrounded by shrubs and bushes, timber tool shed, satellite dish.

Tenure: - Freehold

Local Authority: - Gravesham Borough Council
Council Tax Band E - £2,613.41

Services: - Gas, Electric, Mains Water, Mains Drainage.

Estimated Broad Band Speeds: - (Standard - Superfast - Ultrafast)
17 mb/s 80 mb/s 1000 mb/s

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