Wateringbury Road, East Malling

ACCOMMODATION
The ground floor comprises flexible and well-planned living accommodation that includes a welcoming sitting room, complete with a traditional inglenook fireplace and log burner, providing the perfect setting for cosy evenings. The open-plan kitchen and dining room is fitted with a beautifully crafted bespoke kitchen, while a feature glass door leads to a stylish wine cellar, a most elegant addition to the home.  A further reception room which is currently used as a playroom and home office could serve as a fifth bedroom if required. The utility room and cloakroom complete the ground floor accommodation

On the first floor, there are four generous double bedrooms together with the family bathroom. The master bedroom enjoys the benefit of a modern en suite shower room.

LOFT ROOM

The spacious loft room is currently used for storage but offers excellent potential for conversion to living accommodation (STPP).

LANDSCAPED GARDEN
The landscaped rear garden is both private and inviting, with an Indian sandstone patio, lawn, and decked seating area, creating an ideal space for outdoor living.

DRIVEWAY & CAR BARN
Approached via a gravel driveway, the property includes an oak-framed car barn with space for two vehicles, plus two additional parking spaces. The driveway is shared with the neighbouring Oast House.

EAST MALLING

The historic village of East Malling has a charming collection of period properties mixed with modern builds. There is a beautiful church and acres of orchards to explore. Local amenities include a convenience store with post office, primary and secondary schools, a public house, railway station (Ashford - London) and access to the M20 motorway is approx. 2 miles. There is a community centre, playing fields, children's play park and tennis courts. 

The neighbouring market town West Malling is a short 1.3 mile walk or drive as is West Malling mainline station. West Malling is steeped in history, dating back to medieval times. The High Street has a fantastic selection of independent shops and salons, Post Office, Boots Pharmacy and Tesco. There is no shortage of eateries with an abundance of restaurants and public houses. 

Wateringbury and Teston are also nearby and offer good day to day amenities. Wateringbury’s Tea Room and Teston’s Farm Shop are both worth a visit. Kings Hill is just 3 miles away where Asda, Aldi and Waitrose offer excellent grocery shopping. There are three Primary Schools, a Doctor Surgery, Pharmacy, Community Centre as well as restaurants and takeaways.

The County Town of Maidstone, Tonbridge and Sevenoaks town centres each offer shopping, educational and leisure facilities, as well as main line stations (Charing Cross/Cannon Street). 

Golf courses can be found at Kings Hill, Wrotham Heath and Addington and indoor leisure centres at Larkfield and Kings Hill.

There are plenty of well regarded state and independent schools in the area easily accessed by bus or train. The M20's Junction 4 is within easy reach which links to the M26/M25 motorway network, Dartford Tunnel, Eurotunnel Terminal and Dover Ferry Port as well as Heathrow and Gatwick International Airports, London and its suburbs. 

TONBRIDGE & MALLING BOROUGH COUNCIL

Council Tax Band F