Guide Price £525,000 - £550,000 * Please quote BA1139 when calling.

Welcoming Alexander Road to the market - a spacious and versatile four double-bedroom detached home in the village of Harrietsham Kent, offering open-plan living with modern amenities and is perfect for families. The property features a double driveway to the rear, external garden storage and a versatile external family room/office.

Upon entering, you are welcomed into a bright and airy home. The ground floor features an entrance hallway, with excellent storage, and a W/C; to your right is a living room with feature fireplace and patio doors to the garden; and to your left, a modern kitchen designed to be the hub of the home. This room spans the length of the home, and benefits from a living area, a dining area and an island designed to keep the family together. There are integrated appliances and bi-folding doors to the garden. 

Ascending to the first floor, you will find a family bathroom with a separate bathtub and walk-in shower, an airing cupboard with a Mega-Flo system, plus four well-proportioned bedrooms. Both the master and second bedroom are dual-aspect, and the master boasts in-built storage plus an en-suite shower room. 

Externally, the property benefits from a private garden, perfect for outdoor relaxation and entertaining, and access to the versatile family room/offer plus a separate external storage area. Through a garden gate there is access to a driveway for two vehicles.

Please note there is a service charge of £575 per annum.

Location: Alexander Road is ideally located off West Street, Harrietsham. The property is within close proximity to Harrietsham Church Of England Primary School, Percival's Rest, The Glebe Medical Centre, Co-Operative Food, and Premier Convenience stores. Nearby bus routes connect Maidstone with Ashford, and the M20 motorway offers straightforward access to the wider Kent region.

Harrietsham is a charming Kentish village nestled within the picturesque North Downs, approximately six miles east of Maidstone. It seamlessly combines rural tranquility with convenient access to modern amenities. The village is characterised by its historic buildings, including traditional Kentish cottages and the 12th-century parish church of St. John the Baptist, reflecting its rich history.

The village enjoys a strong sense of community, with a local primary school, village hall, and a selection of pubs and small businesses. The surrounding countryside offers beautiful walking trails, particularly along the Pilgrims’ Way, which passes through the area. Harrietsham is well-connected, with its railway station, providing direct links to London Victoria and Ashford International, making it popular with commuters. The area boasts several walking trails, including routes through the scenic Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Local attractions include Mote Park and the stunning Leeds Castle, often described as “the loveliest castle in the world,” just a short drive away.