3 Bedroom Detached House

NO FORWARD CHAIN This charming three bedroom, semi-detached home offers an exciting opportunity for buyers looking to create their perfect space in a highly sought after Wainscott location.

The landscaped front garden gives that all important kerb appeal with a lawn area lined with thoughtfully positioned flowers and a paved path leading you right to the door giving that all important first impression. There is also a path leading along the side of the house to the rear garden which makes it easy for brown bins, prams etc.

As you enter the property you will see that the internal layout is well proportioned with two reception rooms that provide versatile spaces for relaxing, entertaining, or working from home. At the rear, the kitchen opens directly onto the generous south west facing garden, perfect for enjoying indoor/outdoor living.

Upstairs, three bright and comfortable bedrooms are complemented by a modern shower room with an accessible shower cubicle providing practicality from the day you move in.

While the home would benefit from some modern touches, it comes with a Grade C EPC for your peace of mind and presents an ideal chance for new owners to inject their own style and add value. Additional brick outbuildings offer excellent storage solutions for bikes, tools, or seasonal items.

Conveniently located near local schools, shops, and amenities, the property is perfectly positioned for families and commuters. Strood station is just a short distance away, offering high-speed rail links to London in just 32 minutes, and nearby road connections make travel to surrounding towns straightforward.

Medway Council Tax Band C | EPC Grade C | Freehold

A Transfer of the land in this title dated 4 June 1984 contains restrictive covenants. All property details are provided by the Vendor and should be verified by the buyer’s solicitor and surveyor. Tenure and material information is based on the Vendor’s input and must be confirmed independently. Fixtures, fittings, and appliances have not been tested, and no assurances are given. Buyers should not rely solely on this information when making a decision and should review the full title documents, local planning applications and seek independent legal advice for a full understanding of rights, covenants, and restrictions prior to exchange of contracts.