House For Sale £450,000
The standard of renovation and garden design here is really quite something. -- Greg Wood
#TheGardenOfEngland
An attractive and beautifully presented 3 bedroom semi-detached which has been sympathetically refurbished. On the outskirts of the much-favoured village of Wye, with off-road parking and a colourfully planted, good-sized rear garden.
Situation
Set on the edge of the beautiful and sought after village (voted third best UK village to live Sunday Times 2013) nestled at the foot of the North Downs. Wye has an excellent range of local amenities including post office, Co-Op, butchers, three public houses, and Wye railway station (with a direct link to Ashford International, high speed rail links to the Continent). Schools are well provided for with Wye Primary, Spring Grove Prep School and Wye Free School (secondary). There is also the Parish Church, various sports clubs and many beautiful walks nearby. Ashford is five miles distant (six minutes by rail) with a wide range of shopping, recreational and educational facilities including grammar schools. The Cathedral city of Canterbury is about 12 miles distant or 15 minutes by rail.
Summary
4 Brickfield Cottages is an attractive, semi-detached property, which has been sympathetically refurbished, retaining much of the charm and character of this welcoming home. The property has many fine features, including a lovely bay window to the sitting room and an attractive wrought iron fireplace as a focal point. The sitting room is a good size and is light and airy, overlooking a hedgerow and the countryside beyond. The property has engineered oak flooring to the majority of the ground floor.
The beautifully presented and well-proportioned accommodation is arranged over two floors, approached via an entrance hall to the side. This leads to the wonderfully spacious kitchen/dining room with a contemporary fitted units, under oak worksurfaces. A newly fitted Smeg range cooker is placed in the original fireplace, there is an integrated fridge/freezer, stylish lights are set above a generous space for a dining table. The sitting room to the front is a good size and a lovely light room benefitting from the large bay window. To complete the ground floor is the bathroom with a vaulted ceilings, with a contemporary chandelier, rainstorm shower-head and natural limestone tiling.
To the first floor are two double bedrooms and a single third bedroom, these are lovely light rooms. The main bedroom has a wrought iron fireplace and has fine rural views over the countryside beyond. There is also a useful modern cloakroom on this floor.
Outside the property to the front is a gravel driveway with off-road parking for up to four cars. To the side is a gate giving access to the large rear garden. The lawned section is complimented by a recently planted and meticulously planned flower bed border, whist a generous paved terrace offers plenty of space for alfresco dining.
Additional Information
Services – Mains gas, electricity and water. Private drainage.
Council Tax – Band D
Tenure – Freehold
Flood Risk – Very Low – ‘On The Market’ Via ‘Sprift’ data.
Broadband – Yes
Mobile Signal – Yes
Our Ref: AVS220065
#TheGardenOfEngland
An attractive and beautifully presented 3 bedroom semi-detached which has been sympathetically refurbished. On the outskirts of the much-favoured village of Wye, with off-road parking and a colourfully planted, good-sized rear garden.
Situation
Set on the edge of the beautiful and sought after village (voted third best UK village to live Sunday Times 2013) nestled at the foot of the North Downs. Wye has an excellent range of local amenities including post office, Co-Op, butchers, three public houses, and Wye railway station (with a direct link to Ashford International, high speed rail links to the Continent). Schools are well provided for with Wye Primary, Spring Grove Prep School and Wye Free School (secondary). There is also the Parish Church, various sports clubs and many beautiful walks nearby. Ashford is five miles distant (six minutes by rail) with a wide range of shopping, recreational and educational facilities including grammar schools. The Cathedral city of Canterbury is about 12 miles distant or 15 minutes by rail.
Summary
4 Brickfield Cottages is an attractive, semi-detached property, which has been sympathetically refurbished, retaining much of the charm and character of this welcoming home. The property has many fine features, including a lovely bay window to the sitting room and an attractive wrought iron fireplace as a focal point. The sitting room is a good size and is light and airy, overlooking a hedgerow and the countryside beyond. The property has engineered oak flooring to the majority of the ground floor.
The beautifully presented and well-proportioned accommodation is arranged over two floors, approached via an entrance hall to the side. This leads to the wonderfully spacious kitchen/dining room with a contemporary fitted units, under oak worksurfaces. A newly fitted Smeg range cooker is placed in the original fireplace, there is an integrated fridge/freezer, stylish lights are set above a generous space for a dining table. The sitting room to the front is a good size and a lovely light room benefitting from the large bay window. To complete the ground floor is the bathroom with a vaulted ceilings, with a contemporary chandelier, rainstorm shower-head and natural limestone tiling.
To the first floor are two double bedrooms and a single third bedroom, these are lovely light rooms. The main bedroom has a wrought iron fireplace and has fine rural views over the countryside beyond. There is also a useful modern cloakroom on this floor.
Outside the property to the front is a gravel driveway with off-road parking for up to four cars. To the side is a gate giving access to the large rear garden. The lawned section is complimented by a recently planted and meticulously planned flower bed border, whist a generous paved terrace offers plenty of space for alfresco dining.
Additional Information
Services – Mains gas, electricity and water. Private drainage.
Council Tax – Band D
Tenure – Freehold
Flood Risk – Very Low – ‘On The Market’ Via ‘Sprift’ data.
Broadband – Yes
Mobile Signal – Yes
Our Ref: AVS220065
