The Street, Adisham, Canterbury, Kent, CT3

Spacious Detached Family Home With Exceptional Outdoor Space

Tucked away in a peaceful enclave of just five properties, this impressive detached family home in the sought after village of Adisham offers an excellent combination of generous accommodation, flexible living space and fantastic outdoor facilities.

Built in 2000, the property has been thoughtfully enhanced over the years, including the installation of 16 solar panels, helping to improve its energy efficiency. Inside, the home retains some charming period style details, including ceiling roses and coved ceilings, while modern LVT wood-effect flooring provides a practical finish throughout much of the ground floor.

The ground floor offers an excellent amount of flexibility, with a welcoming entrance hall, cloakroom, separate study and additional family room. The substantial lounge features a brick fireplace with a log burner and fitted shelving, with sliding doors leading through to the impressive kitchen and dining area. The kitchen is a particular highlight, extending to over 26ft and featuring quartz worktops, a large central island with breakfast bar and induction hob, integrated appliances and French doors opening onto the rear terrace. A separate utility room and pantry provide further practical storage.

Upstairs, the property offers five double bedrooms, making this an ideal home for a large or growing family. The principal bedroom enjoys lovely views over the rear garden and benefits from fitted storage and a generous en-suite shower room. A further bedroom also has its own en-suite, while the remaining bedrooms offer plenty of flexibility, with one currently being used as an office.

Outside, the property really comes into its own. A private driveway provides ample parking and leads to the detached garage, while the substantial rear garden backs directly onto open farmland, creating an attractive and peaceful outlook. The garden includes a large lawn, established trees, planted borders, a generous terrace for outdoor dining and a separate decked area.

One of the property's standout features is the substantial detached outbuilding, which offers an impressive amount of additional space. This could be used in a variety of ways, including a home office, games room, gym, beauty or therapy room, or additional entertaining space. It also includes a WC, storage and boiler room, making it a genuinely versatile addition to the property.

Located within a short walk of the village school and Adisham railway station, this is a fantastic opportunity to acquire a substantial detached family home in a peaceful village setting, with excellent flexibility both inside and out.

Material Information

Construction Type/Materials: Brick and Block construction, Clay tiles.

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Location Summary
The property is situated in the popular rural village of Adisham, where the primary school boasts an outstanding Ofsted report there is also an active Community Hall, Church and the Cycle route number 16 gives easy access to Canterbury and Dover. A short walk to Adisham woods with public rights of way, which is great for families, walking, dog owners and horse riders especially, as there are livery stables based in the heart of the village. Other villages in the vicinity further cater well for one's every day needs. Nestled on the edge of the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and only 2 miles to the A2 Canterbury to Dover road and a 4 minute walk to the main line station with direct links to Dover and London Victoria on the village outskirts; whilst, of course, the Cathedral City of Canterbury offers a wide range of shopping, recreational and educational facilities. From here the high speed link to London St Pancras has brought down travel time to around 60 minutes.