House For Sale £300,000
This is a very sweet cottage in a prime village location close to a Train Station and the River Stour.-- Greg Wood, Director
#TheGardenOfEngland
A particularly pretty end terrace cottage in a well serviced village close to Canterbury with a private courtyard garden, large garage and further cottage garden. Viewing is a must to appreciate.
Located in the centre of the village, within walking distance to the train station.
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 which is just a few miles distant. It is a popular residential area for those who work in Canterbury but prefer a more tranquil setting.
The village is surrounded by beautiful Kentish countryside and Chartham railway station provides a convenient link to Canterbury and Ashford where HS1 services are available to London St Pancras.
Summary
A charming grade II listed cottage with many traditional features proudly on display including original brickwork (internally), exposed beams and solid wood doors. The living room enjoys use of a cosy open fire and the kitchen stable door leads out to a courtyard garden.
A short way from the house is a detached garage with power and lighting supply, with two parking spaces to the front. Behind the garage is another private garden for your sole use.
Additional Information
Services – Mains water, electricity, gas and drainage.
Council Tax – Band C
Tenure – Freehold
Flood Risk – Very Low – ‘On The Market’ Via ‘Sprift’ data.
Broadband – Yes
Mobile Signal – Yes
Our Ref: FAL230178
#TheGardenOfEngland
A particularly pretty end terrace cottage in a well serviced village close to Canterbury with a private courtyard garden, large garage and further cottage garden. Viewing is a must to appreciate.
Located in the centre of the village, within walking distance to the train station.
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 which is just a few miles distant. It is a popular residential area for those who work in Canterbury but prefer a more tranquil setting.
The village is surrounded by beautiful Kentish countryside and Chartham railway station provides a convenient link to Canterbury and Ashford where HS1 services are available to London St Pancras.
Summary
A charming grade II listed cottage with many traditional features proudly on display including original brickwork (internally), exposed beams and solid wood doors. The living room enjoys use of a cosy open fire and the kitchen stable door leads out to a courtyard garden.
A short way from the house is a detached garage with power and lighting supply, with two parking spaces to the front. Behind the garage is another private garden for your sole use.
Additional Information
Services – Mains water, electricity, gas and drainage.
Council Tax – Band C
Tenure – Freehold
Flood Risk – Very Low – ‘On The Market’ Via ‘Sprift’ data.
Broadband – Yes
Mobile Signal – Yes
Our Ref: FAL230178
