Thanington Road, Canterbury

A very spacious four bedroom 1930s detached family home with three reception rooms a large garden and generous driveway. The property has benefitted from extensions to the rear producing a significant amount of additional space to the downstairs living accommodation and rear bedrooms. Set back from the road with a large driveway to accommodate four cars, a porch gives access into the welcoming entrance hallway. The downstairs accommodation comprises a cloakroom with WC, a generous lounge to front with large bay window, a south-facing second reception room used as a dining room overlooking the garden with access into the conservatory, and a substantial kitchen/breakfast room with fitted wall and floor units, high rise integrated double oven and gas hob. There is a second lean-to/conservatory that serves well as a separate utility area also with access out into the garden. To the first floor, a gallery landing leads into four double bedrooms. Each bedroom has a light and airy feel and a real sense of space; the well-proportioned layout serves well for those who may be looking for additional space to work from home. The family bathroom has a fitted bath suite with shower head over bath. Outside, the south-facing garden has a patio area and is mainly laid to lawn. A pathway leads to the rear of the garden where you will find two greenhouses and two useful sheds. You will also find a vegetable allotment area and an array of various plants and shrubs. The property has solar panels, gas fired central heating, double glazing throughout and is offered with no onward chain.
Thanington Road is located to the south-west of Canterbury city centre, which offers a wealth of shopping, leisure and recreational facilities for all ages. The new A2 slip road is within half a mile, whilst Canterbury East train station is within a 5 minute drive. Within a 2-3 minute walk is the Great Stour Way, a three mile riverside pathway running between Canterbury and the village of Chartham. The path is part of the National Cycle Network and is a gateway to the Stour Valley and to the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The property is also is within a short distance of various convenience shops and Morrisons supermarket and bus stops that run frequently between Canterbury and Ashford. There are a variety of both primary and secondary schools nearby including the desirable Simon Langton Boys and Girls Grammar Schools.

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