Full details for 3 Bedroom Detached For Sale in Canterbury

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Description

An attractive three bedroom detached family home, with a vast amount of potential and situated approximately one mile from the city centre and within walking distance of local shops and amenities. The property boasts a large garden to the rear, measuring in excess of 100‘, and spectacular views overlooking scenic countryside. Set back well from the road, the property offers a driveway with parking for several vehicles in addition to a garage. There is ample scope to extend subject to planning consent to both the side of the property and rear. Upon entry, the welcoming hallway leads through to a wonderful principle reception room with a large bay window, the separate dining room has stripped floorboards and a stunning open fire place. From the dining room French doors open into a conservatory which provides lovely views overlooking the established garden. The fitted kitchen has an array of both wall and floor units, room for both washing and cooking facilities and a door that gives side access to the side of the property. On the first floor are two generous double bedrooms and a single, the main bedroom having the most glorious views towards the Stour Valley and fields and orchards beyond. The bathroom has a white fitted suite with overhead shower and a separate WC. Outside, a large patio adjacent to the rear of the house leads to the garden which is mainly laid to lawn. Formerly known to be part of the original orchards, many mature apple and fruit trees still remain. The garden has a private and secluded feel with a variety of shrubs and plants, greenhouse and shed. The property has gas fired central heating and double glazing throughout. The property is located just outside Canterbury city centre with easy access to the facilities of Wincheap including Morrisons supermarket, Boots pharmacy and a highly regarded primary school. On the far side of the A28 is an attractive riverside cycle path following the River Stour into Canterbury City Centre and outwards towards Chartham and beyond, providing lovely walks and cycling. Canterbury boasts an extensive range of amenities including a wide selection of shops, restaurants and sports facilities plus a comprehensive range of schools, collages and universities. There are two mainline railway stations serving the city with Canterbury West providing high-speed link to London St Pancreas with a journey time of approximately 58 minutes. Easy access can be gained onto the A2 at Wincheap in both the north and southbound directions.

Council Tax band D

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