Fleming Road, Staple, Canterbury, CT3 1LQ

Our clients have created a beautiful home that blends period style with modern living effortlessly located in the rural village of Staple on the outskirts of Canterbury and Sandwich. Please quote reference DM0223

Formally two dwellings, this detached home has been modernised in recent years preserving the character of the period era whilst providing superb up-to-date facilities, giving an incoming purchaser very little to do in the way of maintenance and lots to enjoy in terms of a quality spacious family accommodation.

Internally - The principal accommodation is spread over two floors with the front door located to the right-hand side which opens into the generous size sitting room that boasts, oak wood floor, a log burning stove and French doors opening out the gardens. The lounge is located at the front which also has a log burning stove for maximum family comfort. The real heart of the house is the kitchen/breakfast room which has recently been fitted boasting a good range of matching wall and base units, as well as built in quality appliances, quartz worktops and the Rangemaster cooker fits perfectly into the chimney alcove. The room also has wooden floor covering and flows nicely to the front dining room.

Upstairs - in total there are Four bedrooms: Two large bedrooms to the front, and two smaller bedrooms to the rear. The master bedroom enjoying en-suite facilities and there is also a separate luxurious family bathroom.

Externally -the property has off road parking and EV charger. The rear garden has been beautifully landscaped and extends to a little over 100 x 50 feet, mainly laid to lawn it enjoys a delightful terrace whilst the garden is planted with an extensive range flower beds and shrubs.

Location - Staple is a small village located in the Canterbury district of Kent, England. Known for its picturesque rural setting, Staple features traditional English countryside charm with historical architecture and scenic landscapes. The village has a rich history, dating back to medieval times, and it retains several historic buildings, including the 14th-century parish church of St. James the Great. Staple is a part of the civil parish of Staple and Ash, and its community is closely knit, with local events and gatherings playing a significant role in village life. The surrounding area is primarily agricultural boasting a famous vineyard at Barnsole, contributing to the village’s peaceful and rustic atmosphere.

Staple is accessible via a network of local roads that connect to larger highways, making travel by car convenient. The village is not directly served by a railway station, but nearby stations such as Sandwich and Adisham provide rail access to Canterbury and further afield, including London. Bus services also operate in the area, offering routes to nearby towns and villages. These transport links make Staple reasonably accessible for residents and visitors, balancing its tranquil countryside appeal with functional connectivity.