Upper Harbledown, Canterbury, Kent, CT2

Nestled amidst picturesque countryside, this expansive detached L-shaped bungalow, originally constructed in the late 1950s to early 1960s, greets you with charm at every turn. Passing through automated gates, a driveway unfolds, leading to an extensive block-paved expanse adorned with a privet hedge and a flower bed. An integral double garage, boasting automatic doors, stands alongside the front entrance, opening into a generously proportioned entrance hall boasting three storage cupboards.

The focal point of the residence is a triple-aspect lounge/diner offering enchanting vistas and featuring a fireplace with a multi-fuel burner. The kitchen/breakfast room boasts stone flooring, a rear terrace access door, inset lighting, and a suite of wood units with granite countertops housing premium appliances. Additionally, there's ample space for a dining table, complemented by a hatch to the formal dining room.

Italian wall tiles adorn the family bathroom, while the primary double bedroom showcases a sleek en suite bathroom and recently installed cupboards. Three additional bedrooms grace the abode, one currently serving as a study, while another is fitted with cupboards.

Outside, the rear garden hosts several outbuildings, a greenhouse, and a terrace spanning the bungalow's width, enclosed by a dwarf wall. Beyond lies a verdant lawn encircled by vibrant flower and shrub borders, abutting a play park owned by the village community, offering a serene backdrop.

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Location Summary
Upper Harbledown is a village in Harbledown and Rough Common civil parish about 2 miles (3 km) west of Canterbury, Kent, England.

The village lies very close to the ancient trackway known as Watling Street. This became the main A2 road from London to Canterbury and Dover, which ran through the centre of the village before it was bypassed.