Wenderton Lane, Wingham, Canterbury, Kent, CT3

Blending 18th century character with modern comforts, the property offers generous living space, wrap-around gardens, stunning countryside views, and ample parking leading to an attached garage.

Parts of the property date back to the 18th century. Originally two cottages, the home was thoughtfully converted in the 1970s, retaining period features which include exposed beams and a large inglenook fireplace.

Inside, the spacious entrance hall leads into a light,characterful dining area complete with a large inglenook fireplace.
The spacious living room has a decorative fireplace and benefits from lovely views over the garden, with triple aspect windows, a bay window with window seat and a door leading to the front garden.

The kitchen is cream shaker style with brushed chrome handles and French doors opening onto the patio .A new dishwasher and cooker have recently been installed. There is a spacious larder in addition to ample cupboards.
From the kitchen there is direct access to a utility area to the rear of the garage.

Upstairs there are four large double bedrooms, most with double aspect windows overlooking. farmland and lovely views beyond.
The main bedroom has an en-suite and ample storage in the two large eaves cupboards.
One of the other bedrooms has an en-suite WC and wash basin. The family bathroom has a bath with a shower over.

Outside there are the most beautiful and well maintained gardens with plenty of lawn space, mature trees and well tended borders. There are two seating areas and a large area to grow your own produce.

The property is on mains drainage, has gas central heating and double glazing to most windows.

Wingham is a popular village with plenty of amenities. There is a primary school, church, range of shops, dentist and doctor's surgery as well as a village hall and recreation ground. There are two well regarded restaurants and a popular village pub. Wingham is 6 miles equidistant from Canterbury and Sandwich.

Canterbury has a range of vibrant shops, recreational outlets and many restaurants and coffee shops. There is also the Cathedral, Kent County Cricket Ground, and the Marlowe theatre. Canterbury West Station provides a direct high speed rail link to London St Pancras.

The historic ancient Cinque Port of Sandwich, which is 6 miles in the opposite direction, has many historic buildings, interesting small shops, two Championship golf courses and a leisure centre.

The port of Dover is also within easy reach for access to the Continent.
The current owners operate a small very successful B&B facility when convenient for them.