Heathfield Way, Barham, Nr Canterbury, CT4

Description
43 Heathfield Way is an attractive, three-bedroom detached house built, we believe, in the 1960s with later additions added in the 80s to create a good size family home. The property is in need of some updating, but has the scope and opportunity to create, design and style your perfect home.

Construction is of brick with attractive clad façade, double-glazed windows and doors, under a tiled roof.

Features
Entrance porch: composite entry door
Entrance hall: stairs to first floor, with understairs storage cupboard.
Open plan sitting/dining room: open feature fireplace with attractive surround and tiled insert, double-glazed window to the front and French panelled doors opens off the dining room onto the rear gardens
Kitchen: attractive range of base and wall mounted cabinets, complimented with stylish worktops
Breakfast area: storage cupboard, half-glazed door opening to the rear garden
Utility area/WC: hand basin, WC, chrome ladder radiator
Study: formerly part of the garage
Landing: loft hatch
Master Bedroom: range of built-in wardrobes
Bedroom 2: double bedroom
Bedroom 3: storage cupboard over stairs, built-in bed
Family bathroom: corner bath, separate shower cubicle, hand basin and WC
Gardens: mainly laid to lawn with sun terraces
Office Cabin: beautiful timber cabin, which is insulated, and has power, light heating and air conditioning unit.
Garage/storeroom: currently divided as office and utility/storage area (we understand the wall can be removed to re-create a garage)

Outside
To the front of the property is a block paved drive, which provides off- road parking and access to front entrance. The garden is lawned and well stocked with trees and shrubs.
The enclosed rear garden is mainly laid to lawn and has sun terraces, mature shrubs, a beautiful office/cabin, and a separate storage outbuilding, all enclosed by fenced boundaries.

Situation
The property is tucked away at the end of a cul-de-sac in the popular and much sought after village of Barham, which lies six miles southeast of the historic City of Canterbury. The village has a general store/post office, public house, St John the Baptist Church, well regarded C of E primary school, village hall, bowls club, and village green that provides picnic and play areas.

Recreation facilities in and around the area include tennis, sports centres and swimming pools, an excellent choice of golf courses, and fishing and water sports can be found along the coast.

The Cathedral City of Canterbury with its many cultural interests, excellent shopping centre, good choice of schools in both the state and private sectors, colleges and universities is six miles away.

Transport links are also good, with the high-speed train services operating from Folkestone West and Canterbury West to London St Pancras in less than an hour.
The A2 gives easy access to the M20, M25, and M2 motorway networks. The Channel Tunnel at Cheriton and the Port of Dover are both within easy reach and provide services to the continent.

Property Information
Services: All main services are connected.
Local authority: Canterbury City Council
Council Tax Band: D

Viewings
Strictly by appointment through Whitney Homes
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