3 Bedroom Terraced House

Situated on the ever popular Shalmsford Street is this beautifully presented three bedroom family home.

This charming period cottage offers the perfect setting for family living. The front door opens into a welcoming porch, leading through to the living room, where exposed wooden floorboards and a chimney breast with a fitted log burner create a warm and cosy atmosphere.

Make your way to the rear of the property, where you’ll find the kitchen/diner, fitted with a range of shaker-style cabinets and offering space for the family to dine together.

Positioned at the rear of the property, the conservatory enjoys stunning views across the garden and towards the fields and lake beyond. The space also accommodates a washing machine and provides access to the wet room.

Make your way upstairs, where you will find two bedrooms, including a generously sized double to the front of the property featuring a character fireplace. The second bedroom is situated to the rear and is singular in size. Also on this level is the three-piece family bathroom, complete with exposed brickwork that adds to the property’s character and charm.

Accessed via a further door and a second flight of stairs, the principal bedroom occupies the top floor of the property. This spacious room offers ample space for wardrobes and enjoys beautiful views across the countryside to the rear. Velux windows to the back and a dormer window to the front allow plenty of natural light to fill the space.

The garden comprises a generous paved patio area with a brick-built BBQ, while the lawn beyond creates the ideal setting for al fresco dining and outdoor entertaining. Featuring flowerbeds, shrubs, and mature trees, the garden offers a peaceful and well-established outdoor space. To the rear, you will find a garden shed along with a seating area perfectly positioned to enjoy the far-reaching views across the fields and lake beyond.

The popular village of Chartham which has great access by road and rail to Canterbury, Ashford and onwards to London. The village itself has a reputable primary school, local pubs and small convenience stores as well as a village hall. Canterbury City Centre is a short drive with a large range of shopping, amenities, theatres, restaurants and recreational facilities