The Drove, Chestfield, Whitstable, Kent, CT5

This beautifully presented and superbly decorated property is being offered for rental and is perfect for a peaceful and sought after location in the village of Chestfield.

The property is light and airy throughout and has four/five good sized bedrooms and two stylish bathrooms (one housing laundry facilities) featuring roll-top baths and modern walk in showers.

Enter into the front door which leads into a large hallway and into the kitchen/dining room with a well equipped kitchen with island and bar stools, range cooker with gas hob, oven, dishwasher, butler sink, fridge, freezer, wine fridge.

The kitchen/dining room is the hub of the house and is centred around a large island and range cooker, with the space and layout to make preparing meals feel easy and sociable.

In this open plan Herringbone kitchen area you can open the doors out to the garden on warmer days, it’s a room that naturally brings everyone together.

The sitting room is a fabulous contemporary space, with a wood-burning stove set within exposed brick and comfortable sofas to sink into.

A boot room provides practical storage space for footwear and outer clothing

Outside, the private garden is fully enclosed, offering a safe space for children to play and plenty of room for outdoor dining and afternoons in the sun on the decking.

The private driveway fives parking for up to four cars.

The Drove is a much sought after road within this favoured village and is well served by Chestfield and Whitstable railway stations offering fast and frequent services to London Victoria (94 mins from Chestfield / 80 mins from Whitstable) and high speed links to London St Pancras (78 mins from Chestfield / 73 mins from Whitstable). Chestfield Medical Centre, Sainsburys Supermarket and a bus route are also easily accessible.

The property is close by to a golf course, and a barn housing a pub and restaurant. Chestfield is situated between the seaside town of Whitstable, with its offering of restaurants and shops. The Cathedral city of Canterbury (approximately 5.7 miles distant) has a number of public schools, state schools and higher educational facilities as well as many cultural and leisure amenities including theatres, bars and restaurants and the Whitefriars shopping centre, and plenty of independent shops in the high street and beyond. The A299 nearby links to he A2/ M2 providing access to the channel ports and subsequent motorway network.

For those who enjoy the outdoors, the surrounding countryside offers endless opportunities to explore. Blean Woods National Nature Reserve is one of the largest areas of ancient woodland in southern Britain and a beautiful place for walking, cycling and wildlife spotting. Cyclists and walkers can also enjoy the famous Crab and Winkle Way, a scenic route linking Canterbury and Whitstable

EPC:
Council tax band: D
Holding Deposit: £1,153.84
Deposit: £5,769.23

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