4 Bedroom Detached House

Dating back to the early 1900’s, this beautifully arranged four bedroom home has been thoughtfully designed for family life, entertaining and long summer days spent in the garden. Generous living spaces, an effortless indoor - outdoor flow and a warm, relaxed atmosphere make this a house you can truly grow into for years to come.

The heart of the home is the impressive open plan living space with bi-fold doors opening directly onto a large patio terrace and the south-facing rear garden beyond. An ideal setup for hosting friends and family. A separate snug offers a quieter retreat for cosy evenings, movie nights or a playroom space.

The former garage space has also been cleverly adapted into a bright and internally accessible additional storage space with skylights while still retaining a practical separate storage space for bikes and outdoor equipment accessed at the front for convenience.

The rear garden has a wonderful Kentish country feel, filled with natural charm and plenty of space to enjoy throughout the seasons. Two useful outbuildings provide excellent flexibility for working from home, creative projects, a gym or additional storage.

Upstairs are four well proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom. Two bedrooms benefit from ensuite shower rooms, while the principal bedroom is a standout space featuring a vaulted ceiling, striking cathedral style window and elevated views across the garden.

With off road parking, sociable living spaces and a garden designed to be enjoyed year round, this is a home perfectly suited to modern family life.

The location of this beautiful home is in a central location close enough to Strood Station with direct links to London and the south coast on various routes including the high speed line getting you to St. Pancras in just 33 minutes. There are also plenty of schools nearby and excellent main road links as well as green spaces all within walking distance.

Freehold l EPC Grade D l Medway Council Tax Band F

Additional material information. The property is subject to historic estate covenants and rights commonly associated with properties of this age and development. The title excludes ownership of certain deep-level mineral rights and benefits from rights granted within a neighbouring land transfer dated 2011. The garage conversion is not classed as habitable living space. Further details relating to the extensions are available via the seller’s solicitor upon request. Buyers are advised to review all relevant legal and planning documents before exchange of contracts. All representations contained in the particulars are based on details supplied by the Seller. Your Conveyancer is legally responsible for ensuring any purchase agreement fully protects your position.