Canterbury Road, Chilham, Kent, CT4

Looking at the neighbouring homes there is clearly potential for considerable improvement and extension. -- Greg Wood, Director

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No onward chain

This detached 2 bedroom bungalow, located between the villages of Chilham and Chartham, offers a fantastic opportunity for those looking to put their own stamp on a property. The bungalow boasts a spacious front garden with ample parking provision, and a generously sized rear garden that offers great potential for outdoor living. With its peaceful setting and close proximity to local amenities and transport links, this property presents an ideal chance to create a comfortable home in a desirable location. Perfect for buyers seeking a project with plenty of scope to enhance and extend STPP.




Communications
• Chartham Railway Station: Located just a short distance from the property, offers direct services to Canterbury West (about 7 minutes by train), which connects to the London St Pancras via the high-speed HS1 line in under 1 hour. Trains to London Victoria and Ashford International are also available with good connections.
• Chilham Station – c 1 mile away on the same line.
• A28: The main road running through Chartham is the A28, which connects the village to Canterbury (approximately 4 miles to the northeast), providing quick access to the city and its amenities.
• The M2 motorway can be easily reached via the A2 (around 6 miles away), offering a direct route to London and Maidstone, with the A2 connecting to Dover and other coastal areas.
Situation
The villages of Chilham and Chartham are well-connected by road to the surrounding areas, making this a convenient location for commuters and those who enjoy easy access to other parts of Kent. Both villages offer a variety of local facilities to support everyday living, as well as proximity to larger towns for additional amenities, including a selection of local shops, including a convenience store, a post office, pubs and a couple of cafes. Canterbury is a short drive or train journey away, and offers a wider range of amenities, including large supermarkets, high street shops, a wide variety of restaurants, and cultural venues such as the Canterbury Cathedral and The Marlowe Theatre.
The River Stour is a short walk away, with several popular fishing lakes close by – perfect for walks in the countryside.


Additional information
Mains water supply
Mains drainage
Mains electricity
Mains Gas fired central heating
Council Tax (existing property)* – Band D
Tenure* – Freehold
Flood Risk* - Low
Broadband* – Yes
Mobile Signal Coverage* – Yes (OfCom)
*Data from ‘Sprift’ via On The Market.

Our Ref: FAL240193