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This house, built in 1853, is packed full of history, it's charming walled garden was excavated during an archaeological dig a few years ago where the finds included some very high end Tudor pottery together with evidence of Roman buildings.
The picturesque market town of Faversham is ideally located for coast & country, with excellent transport links including High speed rail links into London St. Pancras. Its countryside is the ultimate pub-walk territory, with many trails leading you through Kent’s varied scenery, from the heights of the Kent Downs, through the ancient Woodlands, blossoming orchards, breathtaking marshes & nature reserves on the Saxon Shore Way.
Faversham is proud if it’s rich history, it has over 500 listed buildings and was an important area during Roman, Saxon and through to modern times. In addition to it’s olde-worlde charm, Faversham has much to offer from it’s regular specialist and charter markets, independent shops, retro cinema, beautiful walks, there is a wealth of things to do, Faversham is a wonderful place to live for individuals and families alike.
Lounge - 3.73m x 3.53m (12'3" x 11'7") -
Kitchen - 3.71 x 3.30 (12'2" x 10'9") -
Cellar - 3.81 x 3.35 (12'5" x 10'11") -
Dining Room - 4.83 x 2.82 (15'10" x 9'3") -
Landing -
Bedroom 1 - 3.71 x 3.58 (12'2" x 11'8") -
Bedroom 2 - 3.29 x 1.87 (10'9" x 6'1") -
Bathroom - 2.77 x 2.36 (9'1" x 7'8") -
Garden -
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Full details for 2 Bedroom Property For Sale in Faversham
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Description
Offered for sale with no onward chain. This simply stunning two bedroom part detached property is just packed full of period charm, situated in the quiet end of one of Faversham's most desirable roads, The Mall, very close to Faversham's town centre and a short stroll to the railway station with high speed links to London. On the ground floor the property comprises 2 good sized reception rooms, and spacious kitchen. A further bonus is a good sized cellar. To the first floor are two double bedrooms and a family bathroom.This house, built in 1853, is packed full of history, it's charming walled garden was excavated during an archaeological dig a few years ago where the finds included some very high end Tudor pottery together with evidence of Roman buildings.
The picturesque market town of Faversham is ideally located for coast & country, with excellent transport links including High speed rail links into London St. Pancras. Its countryside is the ultimate pub-walk territory, with many trails leading you through Kent’s varied scenery, from the heights of the Kent Downs, through the ancient Woodlands, blossoming orchards, breathtaking marshes & nature reserves on the Saxon Shore Way.
Faversham is proud if it’s rich history, it has over 500 listed buildings and was an important area during Roman, Saxon and through to modern times. In addition to it’s olde-worlde charm, Faversham has much to offer from it’s regular specialist and charter markets, independent shops, retro cinema, beautiful walks, there is a wealth of things to do, Faversham is a wonderful place to live for individuals and families alike.
Lounge - 3.73m x 3.53m (12'3" x 11'7") -
Kitchen - 3.71 x 3.30 (12'2" x 10'9") -
Cellar - 3.81 x 3.35 (12'5" x 10'11") -
Dining Room - 4.83 x 2.82 (15'10" x 9'3") -
Landing -
Bedroom 1 - 3.71 x 3.58 (12'2" x 11'8") -
Bedroom 2 - 3.29 x 1.87 (10'9" x 6'1") -
Bathroom - 2.77 x 2.36 (9'1" x 7'8") -
Garden -
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