The Street, Egerton, Ashford, Kent, TN27

A beautiful cottage with all of the character aspects you would hope to find in a property of this nature, plus one or two unexpected advantages, -- Adam Howell, Head of Department

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A superbly presented and very charming two bedroom cottage in the middle of the village, sympathetically restored by the existing owner, with unusually generous room sizes for a home of this era, a private rear garden, and the convenient benefit of off-street parking.

This deceptively spacious Grade Two listed property comprises an original 15th Century building with a particularly impressive 17ft x 15ft kitchen/family room situated to the rear of the ground floor, and later additions including the cosy living room at the front of the house.

There are a wealth of exceptionally well-preserved presented character features including impressive exposed oak beams and brickwork, latch doors, and wide rustic floorboards, the garden also houses what is understood to be the original village well!

One very notable feature here is the full head height afforded to almost every room and the considerable room dimensions in general, which can often be hard to find in a property of this age, each of the bedrooms are very comfortably sized and a showpiece bathroom has both a roll top bath and a separate enclosed shower cubicle for practical everyday use.

The private rear garden provides a relaxing space for outdoor dining or relaxing, and winds around to a further garden area which provides off road parking accessible via a lane which is situated a couple of doors down from the cottage.

We feel this home uniquely blends some exceptional original features with day to day functionality as a result of a carefully considered reconfiguration and refurbishment, and confidently recommend an inspection.

Situation

The pretty village of Egerton has a Parish Church, Village Inn, Farmers Market, Garage, Primary School and an award winning Village Hall, whilst further facilities are available in the nearby village of Pluckley including a mainline station.

Wider facilities still are available at Headcorn or alternatively within the thriving Market Town of Ashford just a few miles distant with access to the M20 motorway and the International Station for HS1 services to London St Pancras.

The Ashford area provides a choice of primary and secondary schools both in the State and Independent sectors, including grammar schools which can be accessed via train or school buses.

Useful Information

Tenure – Freehold
Listed status – Grade two
Council tax – Band D
Mains water
Mains drainage
Central heating - Oil
Mains electricity
Flood risk – Very low
Broadband – Available
Mobile Signal Coverage – Yes
Satellite TV - Available

Our Ref: AVS260343