Sunnydale, The Street, Hamstreet, Kent, TN26

This is a super location, within a short walk of the village store and train station. -- Greg Wood, Director

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A delightful 19th Century character cottage arranged over three floors, tucked away in a quiet village setting yet conveniently positioned within easy walking distance of the village shops and railway station. Offering three bedrooms, two bathrooms, attractive gardens and off-road parking, this charming home is rich in original features and beautifully presented throughout.

This attractive semi-detached house provides versatile accommodation and retains a wealth of period charm, including sash windows, an exposed brick fireplace and a traditional pantry. The welcoming sitting room enjoys a sash window to the front and centres around a feature fireplace with wood-burning stove, creating a cosy focal point.
The kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with a range of wall and base units with work surfaces over, integrated appliances and a useful walk-in pantry. There is ample space for a dining table, making it an ideal everyday family space. Adjoining the kitchen is a practical utility area with access to the rear garden, together with a ground floor bathroom.
On the first floor are two well-proportioned double bedrooms, whilst the second floor provides a further double bedroom with the benefit of an en-suite bathroom.
Outside, the property enjoys gardens to both the front and rear. The front garden is mainly laid to lawn with a pathway leading to the entrance door. The rear garden is predominantly lawned and complemented by attractive flower and shrub borders, a patio and a decked seating area, providing excellent spaces for outdoor entertaining and relaxation. A parking space for one vehicle is situated immediately beyond the rear garden.
Location
Situated a short drive from Ashford, Hamstreet is a well-connected and increasingly popular village surrounded by beautiful countryside, ancient woodland and walks across the Romney Marsh landscape. One of Hamstreet’s most notable features is the railway station, which provides regular services towards Ashford and the south coast, offering convenient links for London connections and wider travel across Kent and Sussex.
The village benefits from a useful selection of local amenities including Morrison’s Daily, with Post Office, for everyday shopping needs, together with a popular garden centre, Hamstreet Garden Centre, which also incorporates a café and restaurant.
There is a village pub, the Dukes Head, with others accessible in a short drive, Village Hall, a very well-regarded doctors’ surgery and primary school.
Surrounded by Hamstreet Woods, Orlestone Forest and nearby sections of the Royal Military Canal, the village is particularly popular with walkers, cyclists and those seeking easy access to the countryside whilst remaining within comfortable reach of larger towns and transport links.

Additional Information

Services
Mains water supply and drainage
Heating – Electric combination boiler with radiators.
Council Tax (existing property) – Band C
Tenure – Freehold
Flood Risk – Very Low
Broadband – Yes – Ultrafast available
Mobile Signal Coverage – Yes
Data is from ‘Sprift’ via On The Market.

Our Ref: AEA260040