West Street, Faversham

Ground floor
Entrance hall l Living room l Toilet

Kitchen/Dining room l Sun room

Garden room

First floor
Galleried landing l Master bedroom

Bedroom 3 l Shower room

Second floor
Bedroom 2 l Ensuite bathroom

Dating back to circa 1480, this magnificent Grade II Listed home is steeped in history and brimming with period character. Throughout the property, exquisite original details abound-from striking exposed timber beams and original wide-plank floorboards to a magnificent inglenook fireplace that serves as a captivating centerpiece.
Seamlessly blending period charm with contemporary living, the home has been tastefully and sympathetically extended. The accommodation now features a bright, walk-through sunroom that leads directly into a magnificent garden room, creating an effortless flow for relaxation and entertaining.
The well-proportioned living room to the front is full of character with exposed beams, wide planked flooring, with the stunning inglenook fireplace forming the central focal point. The contemporary kitchen is well lit with its two rooflights, window to the rear and light beaming through from the sun room. The sunroom features stylish bi-fold doors that open seamlessly to the garden, blending indoor and outdoor living to create a serene space for relaxation. The sunroom flows seamlessly into a stunning dual-aspect garden room. Bathed in natural light from abundant windows and roof lights, this bright and versatile sanctuary offers an idyllic setting for both peaceful relaxation and hosting guests.
A staircase ascends to a striking galleried landing, which looks down over the dining area to create an impressive sense of space and light. The master bedroom to the front is noteworthy for its size, featuring characterful floorboards and an open fire. Bedroom three is also positioned at the front of the home, while a well-appointed shower room to the rear completes the versatile first-floor accommodation.
The well-proportioned second floor bedroom features a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams, benefitting from a spacious ensuite bathroom.
The fully enclosed rear garden features a sizeable patio with a central path leading to the parking area and shed to the rear. The garden borders are beautifully defined, and thoughtfully stocked with an array of mature shrubs and vibrant planting.

Location
This historic house is located in the ever-popular West Street, just a short walk to the town center and station.
Nestled in Kent, historic Faversham combines picturesque cobbled streets and period architecture with a thriving, independent community. Renowned for its traditional markets, lively eateries, and top-tier schooling-including Queen Elizabeth's Grammar-the town offers rich cultural amenities, pools, and green spaces. Surrounded by scenic countryside and coastal views near Canterbury, Faversham boasts high-speed rail to London and easy motorway links, blending rich heritage with exceptional modern connectivity.

Additional Important information
Title: Freehold

Council Tax: Band D

The following information has been confirmed by our client and we have not verified this information-please ensure that you verify this information before proceeding with a purchase. Our vendor has supplied the property construction information to the best of their knowledge, but they are not surveyors and we recommend that any purchaser carries out a survey to confirm this information.

Property Construction
Non conventional-Historic Timber Framed

Sewerage - Mains Waste

Electricity Supply- No other supply other than mains electric

Water Supply - No other supply other than mains water

Heating - Gas central heating

Broadband Type - Not Known

We recommend that any prospective purchaser:
Check the installation types available at the address from Openreach:
Check the speed and supply or coverage at the address at Ofcom checker:

Mobile Signal/coverage
Our vendor is not aware of any known issues with mobile phone signal, such as areas of restricted coverage specific to the property.

We recommend that any prospective purchaser:
Check the Ofcom checker to ascertain coverage availability at the property:
Check with your provider as to the availability of coverage and likely speeds
Take your mobile on a viewing and test at the property


Parking
Drive to rear with parking for 2 cars


Building Safety
Our vendor is not aware of any known building safety issues or any planned or required works needed to rectify any identified defect/hazard

Restrictions
The property is listed and there will be restrictions on any alterations

Rights and Easements
The following Rights of ways or easements exist:
Right of access exists over the neighboring land to the rear for access to the parking area.

Flood/Erosion risk
Our vendor confirms that the property has not flooded in the last 5 years

Our vendor has confirmed that they are not aware of any known risk of coastal erosion affecting the property and its boundary

Planning Permission or Proposal for Development
Our vendor is not aware of the existence of any known planning permission or proposals for development, construction or change of use affecting the property and its immediate
locality.

Coalfield or Mining Area
Our vendor is not aware of coalfield below the property and has confirmed they are not aware of any other mining activity that could affect the property.

Identification and Anti-Money Laundering check (AML)-If an offer is accepted on a property marketed by Invicta Estate Agents, then all purchasers are required to complete ID verification checks and AML checks, which is a legal obligation.
We use a specialist third-party company to carry out these checks. The fee is £60 per person (No VAT payable) to our sister company Invicta Property Management Ltd. Please note that this charge is non-refundable and sales memorandums cannot be issued until the fee has been paid.



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Council Tax Band: D (Swale Borough Council)
Tenure: Freehold