Maidstone Road, Nettlestead Green, ME18

Believed to date back to 1609, this delightful three-bedroom detached cottage is steeped in history and brimming with character, offering a rare opportunity to acquire a period home with a wealth of charm and original features.

The ground floor accommodation is both practical and inviting, comprising a well-proportioned kitchen with ample space for food preparation and storage, a cosy and characterful living room perfect for relaxing, and a separate dining room ideal for family meals or entertaining guests. The layout provides a flow between living spaces while retaining a sense of individuality in each room. A staircase from the living room rises to the first floor, adding to the cottage’s traditional appeal.

To the first floor, there are three generously sized double bedrooms. The third bedroom is accessed via the second, offering flexibility for a variety of uses such as a dressing room, nursery, study, or guest accommodation. A family bathroom serves the bedrooms and is conveniently located off the landing.

Externally, the property continues to impress with an attractive courtyard garden, providing a private and low-maintenance outdoor space, perfect for al fresco dining or enjoying warmer months.

Further enhancing the appeal is a garage, currently used by the sellers as a storage space with fitted shelving. However, this could easily be adapted back to its original purpose to accommodate a vehicle if desired, offering additional versatility.

This charming home would ideally suit those looking for a character property with period charm, while still providing practical living space both inside and out.

Situated in the charming semi-rural village of Nettlestead Green, the property enjoys a peaceful setting surrounded by countryside and the nearby River Medway. The neighbouring village of Wateringbury approx 1 mile away offers a selection of local amenities, while more extensive shopping, dining and leisure facilities can be found in nearby East Peckham, Paddock Wood and Maidstone town centre. A number of well-regarded primary schools are located within the surrounding villages, including those in Wateringbury and Yalding, all within a short drive. For commuters, the area is well connected, with convenient access to the A26 and nearby mainline railway stations at Wateringbury, Paddock Wood, with a footpath leading to Yalding Station, providing services into London and beyond.