Millers House, Ashford Road, Chartham, Kent, CT4

This property would make a great rental for someone who wants plenty of space and enjoys a lovely riverside setting.

Previously The Mill, this offers a private residence, through a gateway into a residents parking area, and to the entrance of the property.

On the ground floor is a large reception hall with staircase rising to the first floor and open plan dining room with large bay window. The sitting room features a wood burning stove, large bay window with views over the garden and river and French doors opening to a walled courtyard.

The kitchen is attractively fitted and features solid timber work surfaces and a range of integral appliances. On the first floor is a dual aspect master bedroom enjoying views over the gardens, river and countryside beyond and boasting a well equipped ensuite shower room. There is a pretty landing, two further bedrooms and large principle bathroom. The property is Grade II listed and benefits from gas fired central heating.

Externally vehicular access is gained from Ashford Road onto the communal driveway reaching electric gates through which the driveway extends and accesses the private garage and drive. The garage is open fronted and includes a built-in storage shed to the rear incorporating high level storage areas. Adjacent to the garage the driveway provides further parking area from which pedestrian gates give access to the front of the house.

To the front is a paved area with rose beds and access to the porch and front door. A path leads around the side of the house to the courtyard area with French doors opening from the sitting room. The main garden extends away from the house along the riverbank, principally laid to lawn with a selection of mature shrubs and trees. The side boundary of the title is technically in the centre of the river and the property benefits from associated fishing rights.

The property is set off the Ashford road between Chartham village and Canterbury. Chartham has range of local facilities including general store, pubs and primary school. The outlying countryside offers lovely walks and cycling. A cycle path runs from the centre of the village along the banks of the river Stour into Canterbury city centre. Canterbury itself is easily accessible by road and provides a comprehensive range of shopping and leisure facilities, a selection of primary and secondary schools, two universities and other collages. The high-speed rail link is available from Canterbury west station to London St Pancreas with an estimated journey time of approximately 55 minutes, or connect to Ashford from the local Chartham station and onwards to London takes 39 minutes

Available from the beginning of May