Kingsdown, Sittingbourne, Kent, ME9

This is such a pretty and welcoming house, and I envisage there may be some scope for further enhancement, -- Adam Howell

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A fine country home of excellent proportions set within pretty wildflower gardens in the heart of a prestigious small Kent village.

This splendid grade 2 listed residence occupies a prominent position behind walled front gardens with a useful double garage and additional parking areas with an electric charging point situated at the far side of the plot.

Traditionally constructed under Kent peg and slate tiled elevations with sash windows, the property has kerb appeal in abundance as you would expect with a home of this era and presents an opportunity to acquire a substantial and handsome country house.

We understand the property was once partially separated to create three dwellings, and as such it could be configured in several different ways. Currently it is arranged as 5 or 6 bedrooms with a study if required, there are 3 principal receptions, two of which are large bright rooms occupying the front of the house on the ground floor, and the other a cosy living space situated towards the back of the home.

Additional rooms and facilities create a high degree of flexibility throughout, including a jack & jill bathroom servicing two of the bedrooms, and an interesting cellar space with reasonable head height which could provide additional accommodation or ample storage if so required.

Externally, the wildflower garden areas are a true delight, and the lawned rear and side gardens are almost entirely screened from neighbouring homes by highly established tree and plant borders, the plot extends to a little under half an acre in total and the garage building benefits from mains power.

Kingsdown is a small village retaining a strong local community spirit, sitting within the quiet parish of Lynsted and surrounded by glorious countryside and scenery.

The towns of Faversham and Sittingbourne are each within close proximity, Faversham is a thriving town with regular markets, events, and festivals, and both Sittingbourne and Faversham each have excellent road and rail links for commuters.

The property itself sits within the conservation area, and as such enjoys a historic and picturesque street scene preserved throughout much of the village.

Useful information -

Tenure – Freehold
Listed status – Grade 2
Council tax – Band G
Water - Mains
Drainage – Private cesspit
Heating – Electric
Electricity – Mains
Flood risk – Very low
Broadband – Available
Mobile Signal Coverage – Yes
Satellite TV - Available

Our Ref: ACH240102