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"Dating from the 18th century, 79 Bridge Street is an attractive, painted brick, double fronted family home offering almost 1,300 sq ft of light filled and flexible accommodation arranged predominantly over two floors. The property sensitively combines period features, including casement and sash windows, with modern amenities and neutral d cor throughout creating an elegant yet practical space for family life and entertaining.

As is usual in properties of this age, the front door opens into a small entrance hallway. To the left is a sitting room with feature exposed brick fireplace with wood burning stove and to the right is a wooden floored dining reception room with a walk in storage area and an exposed brick chimney breast incorporating a feature fireplace with wood burning stove.

Opening off the dining reception room, the rear aspect galley kitchen has exposed wooden flooring and is fitted with a range of modern wall and base units with wooden work surfaces; there is a Belfast sink and modern integrated appliances. A door from here opens to a neighbouring rear porch boiler room with a further door to the rear terrace.

The first floor offers a generous principal bedroom and an additional double bedroom with a cast iron fireplace. A contemporary bathroom adjoins the principal bedroom and includes exposed wooden flooring, twin sinks, a freestanding rolltop bath and a separate shower cubicle.

A cast iron spiral staircase rises from the principal bedroom to an L shaped, vaulted second floor room with useful eaves storage, suitable for a variety of uses including as a dressing room or office, if desired.

Having plenty of kerb appeal, the property is approached direct from the pavement through a panelled front door and over a tarmac side driveway, which provides private parking and gives access to the detached garage. The garage has an internal door to the rear terrace.

A screened wrought iron pedestrian gate adjoining the garage opens to an enclosed rear garden which is laid mainly to raised level lawn bordered by well stocked flower and shrub beds. There is a useful garden room store and a neighbouring paved terrace, both overlooking the lawn. A separate paved rear terrace can be accessed from the rear porch boiler room. The whole is screened by mature hedging and is ideal for entertaining and al fresco dining.

Located on the Great Stour in the Kent Downs National Landscape, historic Wye village has a church, village hall, library, Post Office, local shopping, a Co op, pharmacy, vet, caf s, restaurants, pubs, a recreation ground, primary and secondary schooling, hair salons, fitness centres and sporting clubs, all overlooked by the Wye Downs, the North Downs Way, Cantii Way and National Cycle Route 18.

Willesborough, Ashford, Canterbury, Folkestone and Maidstone all provide comprehensive shopping, medical, educational, leisure and sporting amenities.

Communications links are excellent the A28, M20, A20 and M2 link to major regional centres and the motorway network, and Wye station 0.2 mile offers mainline services to Canterbury and Ashford. High Speed rail services from Ashford International reach London St Pancras from around 37 minutes, linking to Eurostar services. The area also has good access to the Continent via Eurotunnel and the Port of Dover."