House For Sale £798,000
This is a fascinating home and it is complemented by fine views across Cleward's Meadow towards the Church. -- Greg Wood, Director
#TheGardenOfEngland
An immensely pretty and fascinating period home enjoying an enviable position within a thriving village at the foot of the North Downs. Recently refurbished, three/four bedrooms sharing two bathrooms and annexe accommodation with independent access.
A picturesque courtyard enjoys fine views and a good deal of privacy.
Close to mainline train station.
No onward chain
Situation
Charing is a large, mostly agricultural, village set in the Ashford district of Kent at the foot of the North Downs astride one of the main routes from London to Dover, and for centuries owned by the Archbishops of Canterbury. This historic village offers the perfect mix of period charm and 21st century convenience. Today it is a thriving community with an attractive high street lined with a picturesque mix of period buildings at its heart, the most famous of which is the Archbishop’s Palace, where Henry VIII was once a guest. But Charing is no museum piece; a number of independent shops cater for most day-to-day needs, and the village also boasts a Church of England primary school, a library and a doctor’s surgery. Thanks to the nearby A20 trunk road, considerably more extensive shopping, entertainment and other amenities are close at hand in Ashford, some 6 miles away. Both Maidstone and Canterbury can be reached in under half an hour. Finally, Charing Station is less than 5 minutes walk which offers regular services into London with average journey times of 1 hr 20 minutes, while the proximity of Ashford International brings even more exciting travel possibilities within easy reach, including London in 37 minutes.
The property
Cordwainers was originally a saddle and leather manufacturers, with the existing house dating from the 19th century, parts with much earlier origins. The property is privately positioned. boasting a charming shady gated driveway at the end of a private lane and is nestled away from passing traffic and footfall, overlooking the village green and Church.
Cordwainers benefits from a comprehensive refurbishment and is presented for sale in excellent condition. The accommodation provides flexible living arrangements and scope for independent living in the left hand wing, if desired. A large balcony and the brick paved courtyard enjoy outstanding views across the meadow to the church and Archbishops Palace.
Additional Information
Services
Mains water supply
Mains drainage
Heating - Gas fired boiler and central heating
Independent electric boiler and heating in the Annexe.
Mains electricity
Council Tax (existing property) – Band F
Conservation Area – The property is located within a conservation area.
Tenure – Freehold
Flood Risk – Very Low
Broadband – Yes – Ultrafast
Mobile Signal Coverage – Yes (OfCom)
Our Ref: FAL230145
#TheGardenOfEngland
An immensely pretty and fascinating period home enjoying an enviable position within a thriving village at the foot of the North Downs. Recently refurbished, three/four bedrooms sharing two bathrooms and annexe accommodation with independent access.
A picturesque courtyard enjoys fine views and a good deal of privacy.
Close to mainline train station.
No onward chain
Situation
Charing is a large, mostly agricultural, village set in the Ashford district of Kent at the foot of the North Downs astride one of the main routes from London to Dover, and for centuries owned by the Archbishops of Canterbury. This historic village offers the perfect mix of period charm and 21st century convenience. Today it is a thriving community with an attractive high street lined with a picturesque mix of period buildings at its heart, the most famous of which is the Archbishop’s Palace, where Henry VIII was once a guest. But Charing is no museum piece; a number of independent shops cater for most day-to-day needs, and the village also boasts a Church of England primary school, a library and a doctor’s surgery. Thanks to the nearby A20 trunk road, considerably more extensive shopping, entertainment and other amenities are close at hand in Ashford, some 6 miles away. Both Maidstone and Canterbury can be reached in under half an hour. Finally, Charing Station is less than 5 minutes walk which offers regular services into London with average journey times of 1 hr 20 minutes, while the proximity of Ashford International brings even more exciting travel possibilities within easy reach, including London in 37 minutes.
The property
Cordwainers was originally a saddle and leather manufacturers, with the existing house dating from the 19th century, parts with much earlier origins. The property is privately positioned. boasting a charming shady gated driveway at the end of a private lane and is nestled away from passing traffic and footfall, overlooking the village green and Church.
Cordwainers benefits from a comprehensive refurbishment and is presented for sale in excellent condition. The accommodation provides flexible living arrangements and scope for independent living in the left hand wing, if desired. A large balcony and the brick paved courtyard enjoy outstanding views across the meadow to the church and Archbishops Palace.
Additional Information
Services
Mains water supply
Mains drainage
Heating - Gas fired boiler and central heating
Independent electric boiler and heating in the Annexe.
Mains electricity
Council Tax (existing property) – Band F
Conservation Area – The property is located within a conservation area.
Tenure – Freehold
Flood Risk – Very Low
Broadband – Yes – Ultrafast
Mobile Signal Coverage – Yes (OfCom)
Our Ref: FAL230145
