Pluckley Road, Charing, Ashford, Kent, TN27

I thought the principal bedroom is particularly interesting in its design, whilst the general layout offers scope for reconfiguration if desired. -- Greg Wood, Director

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A bespoke colt built detached home within walking distance of the village centre and train station, offering approximately 1800 sq ft of accommodation. The property enjoys wonderful countryside views, ample parking, a garage and mature gardens.

This Colt built home occupies a delightful position just a short walk from the centre of the village and enjoys a wonderfully light and welcoming atmosphere throughout. Amongst the most notable features is the open plan sitting and dining room, an inviting and sociable space centred around an open fireplace, with French doors opening directly onto the garden. The modern kitchen is equally appealing, benefitting from a large picture window overlooking the rear garden and filling the room with natural light.
To the first floor, the three bedrooms are all comfortable double proportions, along with one good sized single bedroom. The principal bedroom is particularly impressive, featuring a vaulted ceiling which creates a wonderful sense of volume and character, together with access to an en suite shower room and a private balcony enjoying far reaching views across the rolling countryside to the front. There is a boarded loft with a small dormer window to the rear elevation.
Outside, the property is approached via a driveway providing ample off street parking and access to the garage. The rear garden is a particularly attractive feature of the home, offering a good degree of privacy from neighbouring properties and enjoying a picturesque rural backdrop, often with sheep grazing beyond. A central lawn is framed by mature and colourful flower borders, creating a charming and peaceful setting.

Situation
Charing is a historic and well-regarded village within the Ashford borough of Kent, set at the foot of the North Downs along the ancient route between London and the Channel ports. Much of its early history is linked to the Archbishops of Canterbury, who once owned the manor and left a rich architectural legacy that can still be seen today.
At the heart of the village is an attractive high street lined with a charming mix of period buildings, the most notable being the Archbishop’s Palace, a striking medieval structure where Henry VIII is believed to have stayed. Despite its historic character, Charing is a lively and well-served community.
The village offers a range of everyday amenities including independent shops, a butchers, a doctor’s surgery, a library, thriving sports club and a well-regarded Church of England primary school, and micro pub/bar.
For more extensive shopping, leisure and professional services, the thriving town of Ashford lies around six miles away. Ashford International also provides High Speed rail services to London St Pancras in around 37 minutes. The cathedral city of Canterbury and the county town of Maidstone can both be reached within approximately 30 minutes by road.
Charing also has its own railway station within walking distance, offering regular services to London Victoria and Ashford, with journey times to central London of around 1 hour 20 minutes.
Surrounded by the beautiful countryside of the North Downs National Landscape, the area provides excellent opportunities for walking, cycling and enjoying the outdoors.

Additional Information

Services
Mains water supply
Mains drainage
Mains electricity
Heating – gas central heating
Council Tax (existing property) – Band E
Tenure – Freehold
Flood Risk – Very Low
Broadband – Yes – Ultrafast
Mobile Signal Coverage – Yes (OfCom)

Our Ref: AVS260087