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"This adorable period cottage is situated within the pretty village of Harbledown which is only 1 mile from the cultural city of Canterbury where there is an abundance of amenities and leisure activities. The property is elevated from the street meaning lots of light shines directly through the original sash windows. The living room is to the front of the property and has an open fireplace. The kitchen is to the rear and has plenty of units, worktops, an integrated oven with hob and extractor hood over, access out to the rear garden and a clever window tunnel in the roof. Completing the downstairs is the bathroom with a four piece suite including bath, separate shower cubicle, WC and basin. Upstairs are two double bedrooms with solid wooden flooring, built in storage and an ornate original fireplace in the rear bedroom. The property has side access and steps leading up to a garden that has three tiers, which is great for anyone who enjoys gardening and creative landscaping. From here there are great views over the roof tops and the countryside beyond.
Council Tax
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Local Authority
Canterbury City Council 01227 862000. Kent County Council 0300 041 4141.
Services
Mains water, waste, electric and gas.
Method of sale
This property is freehold and offered with vacant possession upon completion.
Location
Harbledown is a picturesque village steeped in history and just a mile from the city centre. Across from the property is St Nicholas?s Hospital and Church which is thought to be England's first leper hospital. Founded in c.1084 by the Archbishop of Canterbury 'Lanfranc', it was converted into Alms-houses in 1840. The Old Coach & Horses public house is a former coach house on the ancient London to Canterbury road, providing visitors with traditional ale and food. For those wishing to soak in the country air, there are plenty of good walking routes across the Kentish countryside right on the doorstep. For those needing to commute, there are two train stations in Canterbury, both of which have links to London Victoria. Canterbury West Station is 1 mile away and has a high-speed service that takes you to London St Pancras in under an hour. Harbledown is also the right side of Canterbury if you are looking for easy access to London via the A2/M2."