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"This 1930's former miner?s cottage still retains many period features throughout and sits on a spacious plot of approx. 0.1 acres and has far reaching countryside views to the front and the rear. The property is entered via a porch into the spacious entrance hallway which has solid Oak flooring that continues on into the living room. The living room has a large window that floods the room with natural light and a brick open fireplace. The modern open plan kitchen diner has a tiled floor and a fireplace with a wood burning stove. The kitchen has plenty of cupboard space, space for a gas range cooker and a freestanding fridge freezer. The conservatory measures 26ft by 10ft and has two sets of French doors that lead onto the garden. Completing the downstairs there is a handy utility room which has a W.C and space for a washing machine and a dishwasher. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms both of which have countryside views and a single bedroom. There is the potential to convert the loft to add further bedrooms subject to gaining the necessary permissions. Completing the upstairs is the bathroom which is fully tiled has a bath, a separate shower cubical, a heated towel rail, a basin and a W.C.
Tenure
The property is freehold and offered with vacant possession upon completion.
Council Tax
To check the Council Tax for this property, please refer to www.gov.uk/council-tax-bands.
Local Authority
Canterbury City Council - 01227 862 000. Kent County Council - 0845 247 247.
Services
Oil fired central heating, mains water and electricity.
Location
The village of Upstreet is located 6 miles from the city of Canterbury and just over 6 miles from the coastal town of Westgate on Sea. The village has a local general store and post office, the Royal Oak Pub and a regular bus service to the coast and to Canterbury. The village is surrounded by rolling countryside with countryside walks and the popular Nethergong camping site is just 0.1 miles walk away. Stodmarsh nature reserve is only 0.7 miles away and the popular Grove Ferry is also 0.7 miles away which has a pub that runs alongside the river Stour and you can also hire canoes and paddle along the river. Chislet primary school is just 0.8 miles from the property and was rated as good in its last Ofsted report. The larger village of Sturry is 3.9 miles away, which also has a primary school rated as outstanding and it has a main line train station with a high speed commuter service to London St Pancras.
Outside
To the front of the property there is a large gravel driveway which provides parking for multiple cars and continues down the side of the house. The remaining front garden is laid to lawn with a hedge to one side. The large rear garden backs on to countryside and is mainly laid to lawn with mature trees to the rear. The rear garden has a large wooden shed and also a summer house which is insulated, has power and the potential to be used as an annex or home office."