About this property

Delightful period cottage set in nearly 1/2 an acre of established gardens with countryside views and the potential to extend (subject to the usual consents)

Set on a country lane on the rural outskirts of this popular village, this detached 3 bedroom cottage has many character features including part tile hung facades, attractive double-glazed windows and feature brick fireplaces and has been upgraded by the current owner. There is further potential to extend the property (subject to the usual consents) as it sits in a very generous plot of nearly 1/2 an acre.
The front door leads into the pretty dining room with a feature brick fireplace with the kitchen off this space having a range of pine cabinetry and lovely views of the rear garden. The double aspect sitting room also has a feature brick fireplace with wood burner and is light and bright with french doors on to the patio and stairs leading to the first floor. The two double bedrooms at the front have countryside outlooks with one having fitted cupboards. The rear bedroom is currently used as a study. All are well-served by the bathroom with a basin, wc and bath with shower over.

Outside
Approached via a gravel driveway with parking for two cars, the gardens wrap around the house with mature hedging, wide swathes of lawn, abundant Acers as well as mature trees and shrubs providing year round colour and interest. In all approximately 0.4 acres.

Situation
Set approximately 2 miles away from Horsmonden and 2 miles from Brenchley with lovely countryside views as well as abundant fishing lakes, the village has a thriving community as well as a picturesque village green, general store, pub, chemist, cafe, a popular primary school, tennis club and village hall with numerous clubs and societies. Close by is Sprivers, a National Trust property whose grounds are open to the general public – a wonderful spot for dog-walking and there are numerous public footpaths through hop fields, apple orchards and vineyards and beautiful open countryside. Paddock Wood is approximately 3.5 miles away with a Waitrose supermarket and mainline station providing commuter services to London Charing Cross/Waterloo East/London Bridge and Ashford International/Dover Priory. The spa town of Royal Tunbridge Wells is around 10 miles to the north and offers more comprehensive shopping facilities with the historic High Street and Pantiles offering a wide range of independent shops, cafes and restaurants.

Additional Information
Mains electricity and water, oil-fired central heating (can be adapted to eco-fuel in the future), private drainage
Tunbridge Wells Borough Council Tax Band E

Additional information

• Rural setting with countryside views
• Potential to extend (subject to the usual consents)
• Double aspect sitting room with feature fireplace and french doors out
• Dining room
• Kitchen
• 3 bedrooms (1 currently used as a study) Family bathroom
• In all approximately 973 sq ft. With 0.4 acre gardens.
• Mains electricity and water
• oil-fired central heating (can be adapted to eco-fuel in the future)
• private drainage

Key information

Council Tax Band: E

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate