House For Sale £320,000
I'm intrigued to see if this stays as it is or whether the whole site is redeveloped. -- Greg Wood, Director
#TheGardenOfEngland
A detached bungalow in a prime central village location that also has planning permission for an aesthetically striking upside down house to take advantage of the countryside views to the front.
Within a short walk to the village shops, schools and train station (with connection to Ashford then fast train to London St Pancras only 37 minutes away).
Planning permission was granted on the 7th March 2024 for a replacement dwelling, with full details available on The Ashford Borough Council planning portal, quoting reference PA/2023/1809.
The proposed dwelling is an aesthetically striking ‘upside down home’ with sleeping accommodation the ground floor and the living accommodation on the first floor, which is level with the back garden.
Contemporary open plan living with vaulted ceilings will enjoy excellent natural light and bifold doors leading out to a decked terrace and then around to a terraced garden and green sedum roof. On the ground floor, three/four bedrooms share two bathrooms. A handy utility room is also proposed. Outside, off road parking leads to an open double bay garage.
Situation
Churchfield Way is set within an idyllic location, on the fringe of the North Downs, in the ever popular village of Wye. With its excellent amenities, schools, railway station and busy social scene, Wye is hugely popular with commuters due to its access to London being only 37 minutes on the High Speed Rail to St Pancras from Ashford International. It also has good road links to Ashford on the A20 and Canterbury via the A28. Ashford Town has further shopping and educational facilities including private and grammar schools, McArthur Glen Outlet and Waitrose. The City of Canterbury is approximately 12 miles and offers further extensive shopping facilities, schools including private and grammar, university and of course the historic Canterbury Cathedral. There are some fabulous walks across the North Downs and Wye Crown.
Agents Note
Due to the construction type, we believe this property will be unsuitable for mainstream mortgage lending.
Additional Information
Services – Mains services are connected – Gas central heating.
Council Tax – Band D
Tenure – Freehold
Flood Risk – Very Low – ‘On The Market’ Via ‘Sprift’ data.
Broadband – Yes, Superfast
Mobile Signal – Yes
Construction Type – Non-Standard construction, believed to be 1950’s ‘Woolaway’ pre-fabricated building constructed with concrete panels.
Our Ref: AHS240056
#TheGardenOfEngland
A detached bungalow in a prime central village location that also has planning permission for an aesthetically striking upside down house to take advantage of the countryside views to the front.
Within a short walk to the village shops, schools and train station (with connection to Ashford then fast train to London St Pancras only 37 minutes away).
Planning permission was granted on the 7th March 2024 for a replacement dwelling, with full details available on The Ashford Borough Council planning portal, quoting reference PA/2023/1809.
The proposed dwelling is an aesthetically striking ‘upside down home’ with sleeping accommodation the ground floor and the living accommodation on the first floor, which is level with the back garden.
Contemporary open plan living with vaulted ceilings will enjoy excellent natural light and bifold doors leading out to a decked terrace and then around to a terraced garden and green sedum roof. On the ground floor, three/four bedrooms share two bathrooms. A handy utility room is also proposed. Outside, off road parking leads to an open double bay garage.
Situation
Churchfield Way is set within an idyllic location, on the fringe of the North Downs, in the ever popular village of Wye. With its excellent amenities, schools, railway station and busy social scene, Wye is hugely popular with commuters due to its access to London being only 37 minutes on the High Speed Rail to St Pancras from Ashford International. It also has good road links to Ashford on the A20 and Canterbury via the A28. Ashford Town has further shopping and educational facilities including private and grammar schools, McArthur Glen Outlet and Waitrose. The City of Canterbury is approximately 12 miles and offers further extensive shopping facilities, schools including private and grammar, university and of course the historic Canterbury Cathedral. There are some fabulous walks across the North Downs and Wye Crown.
Agents Note
Due to the construction type, we believe this property will be unsuitable for mainstream mortgage lending.
Additional Information
Services – Mains services are connected – Gas central heating.
Council Tax – Band D
Tenure – Freehold
Flood Risk – Very Low – ‘On The Market’ Via ‘Sprift’ data.
Broadband – Yes, Superfast
Mobile Signal – Yes
Construction Type – Non-Standard construction, believed to be 1950’s ‘Woolaway’ pre-fabricated building constructed with concrete panels.
Our Ref: AHS240056
