Uckfield Lane, Hever, Kent

Kenlume is a well-presented three-bedroom bungalow that features highly attractive, flexible accommodation with modern styling and high-quality fitting. There is potential for further development or extension and planning consent has already been granted, with structural plans drawn, for an additional side extension and loft conversion.

The main living and entertaining area is towards the rear of the house, in an airy, semi open-plan layout. The sitting room provides a comfortable space in which to relax as a family with steps leading down to the 30ft, open-plan dining room and kitchen, which is located in an extension at the rear of the house.

Both the sitting room and kitchen/diner have recessed LED lighting, wooden flooring and clean, neutral décor, while there are two sets of bi-fold doors across the back of the house, flooding the space with natural light and creating a connection to the garden.

The kitchen itself has sleek, contemporary fitted units in white, a large central island with a breakfast bar and integrated appliances, including dual ovens and an induction hob with a recessed extractor fan.

The utility room and boiler room provide further space for home storage and appliances.

The three similarly-proportioned double bedrooms are found towards the front of the house, with the potential for other uses, such as a study or snug. Two of the bedrooms have built-in wardrobes, while the principal bedroom benefits from a dressing room and an en suite shower room with dual washbasins.

There is also a family bathroom with floor-to-ceiling tiling and an over-bath shower.

At the front of the property, the gravel driveway provides plenty of parking space, while the garden includes an area of lawn, bordered by established hedgerows and post and rail fencing.

The garden at the rear is west-facing and welcomes plenty of sunlight through the summer afternoons and evenings.

There is an elevated area of patio across the back of the house, which is ideal for al fresco dining, with steps leading to a lawn beyond. Border beds are filled with various shrubs and flowering perennials, and towards the end of the garden there is an area of timber decking and a timber-framed garden store.

Markbeech is a small rural community in the High Weald National Landscape, with a local pub and a village hall. Neighbouring Cowden offers various amenities, including a primary school, parish church, cricket club, a traditional pub and Falconhurst farm shop is only a short walk away. Wider shopping, education, and healthcare facilities can be found in Edenbridge, East Grinstead, Crowborough and Royal Tunbridge Wells.

The village is surrounded by open countryside, woodland, and a network of footpaths and bridleways. Road links via the B2026 connect to the A264 and A22, giving access to East Grinstead, Tunbridge Wells, and the M25 for routes into London and across the South East.

Commuters can access services at Cowden train station for journeys to London Bridge and train services also run from East Grinstead to London Victoria.