Lees Court Road, Sheldwich Lees, Faversham, Kent, ME13

I thought the position of this home was superb, and the outlook captures the very best of life on the Lees, -- Adam Howell

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A quintessential cottage full of character that has been cleverly extended and upgraded over the years to provide bright and spacious accommodation in a superb location next to open parkland.

A delightful country cottage with a great deal of kerb appeal, the property has been extended to offer well appointed and spacious rooms on both floors that can accommodate the needs of everyday life, with plenty of charm throughout as you would expect with a home of this era.

The property is quite flexible in its use with an open and very sociable kitchen/breakfast room, living and sitting rooms provide separate reception spaces, and the bedrooms are all of comfortable double proportions as a result of the extension. For more practical purposes, there is also a handy downstairs cloakroom and an en suite to the primary bedroom upstairs.

Externally the property occupies a delightful position with established gardens to the front, rear, and side, there is a patio seating area to enjoy, a storage shed towards the end of the rear garden, and ample driveway parking for several vehicles to the front.

This home is set back from the road and is screened to the front by mature hedgerows to offer a good degree of privacy, we feel that this is an exceptional location and would encourage interested parties to view in order to fully appreciate the lifestyle it offers,

Sheldwich Lees is a beautiful part of the Kent Countryside with much of the parish laying within the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The property itself is very pleasantly tucked away just off the village green and accessible via a small private road that serves this cottage and the neighbouring home only.

There are a number of neighbouring well regarded villages nearby, notably Selling, Throwley, and Painters Forstal, all with active local communities and any number of well trodden footpaths and country walks to take full advantage of life in this part of the world.

The thriving town of Faversham is just a short distance away which hosts regular food and antique markets, and has many interesting historic buildings plus a fine range of pubs and restaurants to enjoy.

Ashford is equally accessible along the A251, and the International Station offers high speed services into Central London in as little as 37 minutes, allowing people to enjoy the best of both worlds from this excellent location.

Useful information -

Tenure – Freehold
Council tax – Band E
Water - Mains
Drainage – private cesspit
Heating – Gas (new boiler 3 years ago)
Electricity – Mains
Flood risk – Very low
Broadband – Available
Mobile Signal Coverage – Yes
Satellite TV - Available

Our Ref: AHS240076