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Presenting an exceptional opportunity to own a substantial four bedroom end of terrace house, this residence holds a rich history as a former public house and now stands as a grand family home. Spread graciously over three spacious floors, this charming property boasts large reception rooms a living room and dining room with exposed oak floorboards, oak panelling and feature fireplaces, complemented by elegant sash windows, offering plentiful natural light. The split level kitchen with cream shaker style cabinets and utility room offer practicality.

An office reading room features panelling in light oak and provides a serene retreat overlooking the enchanting south facing rear garden. A further reception room provides a breakfast area.

From the first floor landing, a door leads to a roof garden, with access to the detached workshop. This has light and power and would be suitable for a home gym, or further study space. The charming Victorian style bathroom features a cast iron roll top bath, and a shower cubicle with an Aqualisa power shower and body jets, providing the perfect place to unwind. The property features four bedrooms. Both bedrooms One and Four have dressing room areas. The property also has a large dry cellar, useful for storage, with potential for development.

The outdoor space of this delightful property offers a charming, south facing garden and parking behind the automatic gates for two cars.

Perfectly positioned in a village location, this property offers a blend of heritage charm and modern comfort, making it a home for discerning buyers seeking a harmonious balance of space, style, and tranquillity.

The picturesque village of Conyer is located about four miles from the market town of Faversham, and a similar distance from Sittingbourne. It is just over a mile from the village of Teynham, which can also be reached by a 15 minute pleasant walk through fields. Teynham offers local shops, restaurants and a mainline station with services to London and the south coast.

Conyer has a thriving public house restaurant that overlooks a large marina. From here you can enjoy walks around the sea wall and The Saxon Shore Way, a long distance coastal path from Hastings to Chatham. The property is located on Sustrans Cycle Route One, running from Hastings to Aberdeen. The village is therefore a popular destination for walkers, cyclists and birdwatchers.

The nearby historic market town of Faversham is full of independent retailers, coffee shops, pubs and restaurants, as well as a popular market held three days a week. Held under the iconic Guildhall, Faversham Market is believed to be the oldest in Kent, having been recorded in the Domesday book in 1086.