BETHERSDEN

Standout Features

Property Description GUIDE PRICE £800,000 - £825,000. Unlisted detached brick and weatherboard Oast house with upside down accommodation, offering three bedrooms, en-suite and family shower room, situated on a 3⁄4 acre plot in a rural location on the outskirts of the popular village of Bethersden.
The accommodation offers an attractive entrance hall with tiled flooring and stairs to first floor with storage beneath. Doorways lead to the master bedroom with oak flooring, exposed beams and doorway leading into the roundel and a stylish en-suite bathroom with a centrally positioned roll top bath, traditional pedestal basin and WC. Further doorways from the hall lead to two further double bedrooms, one with French doors out to the rear garden, and a fully tiled shower room with walk-in shower, ceramic bowl basin mounted on a glass shelf, WC and heated towel radiator.
Stairs lead up to the first floor and onto the striking double aspect living/dining room with vaulted ceiling, wooden floors, feature log burner with brick hearth and surround and stunning views over the garden and surrounding countryside. A doorway leads into the roundel and the kitchen, fitted with a selection of gloss style base units with wooden worksurfaces, range cooker, ceramic sink and space for further appliances.
The location and views are an absolute feature of this home, sitting within a plot which measures approximately 3⁄4 of an acre (tbv) and includes a small paddock. The property is approached via a five-bar gate leading onto a large driveway providing off-street parking for several vehicles and leading to a traditional oak framed double garage with tiled roof and log store and the garden is mainly laid to lawn with mature hedgerow borders and patio area.

The property is in the popular village of Bethersden, a sought after semi-rural village with a primary school and a range of local shops including a Butchers, General Store and Post Office, two village pubs, a Church and a Chapel.
The village lies south-west of the large market town of Ashford with its wide array of shopping and leisure facilities and excellent schooling options. Transport links are well supported with access to the M20 at Junction 9, some 7 miles distant with access to London and the Eurotunnel and the International Station at Ashford providing fast services to the continent and a 37 minute high speed service to London St Pancras is available. Also, easy parking at Pluckley Station with direct trains to London Bridge/Waterloo East/Charing Cross/Cannon St only 3.5 miles away.
The market town of Tenterden is about 5 miles inland offering a wide range of facilities including Waitrose and Tesco supermarkets, quality shops, banks, public houses, and restaurants. To the south, is the Ancient Town and Cinque Port of Rye, renowned for its historical associations and fine period architecture. As well as its charm, the town has a range of shopping facilities, smaller retail units, cafés and art/antique galleries and an active local community.

Tenure - Freehold
Services – Mains electricity, water & private drainage. Oil fired central heating.
Broadband – Average Broadband Speed 14mb – 1800mb
Mobile Phone Coverage – Okay – Good
Flood Risk – Very Low
EPC Rating TBC

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