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"6 Elmfield Close is a comfortable chalet bungalow that offers flexible accommodation arranged over two floors. The property could benefit from some modernisation but is light and airy throughout and features a splendid south facing garden to the rear.

The main reception room is the sitting room, which has sliding glass doors opening onto the rear patio. One of the two ground floor bedrooms can be used as a further reception room if required. The kitchen is located towards the front and includes fitted units and space for all the necessary appliances.

The ground floor has up to two bedrooms, both of which are similarly proportioned, while there are a further two bedrooms upstairs, both of which have access to eaves storage. The family shower room is located on the ground floor, as well as a separate WC.

At the front of the property there is an attractive garden, bordered by hedgerows and dwarf walls. There is parking and access for vehicles on the driveway at the side, which leads to the garage at the rear. The south facing rear garden has split level lawns and various border shrubs and trees, as well as established hedgerows for privacy from neighbouring properties.

The property is in the heart of the idyllic village of Sevenoaks Weald, surrounded by the stunning countryside of the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village has its own primary school and pub, enjoys the best of countryside living, while being close to the town Sevenoaks itself, and is well connected by both road and rail. Sevenoaks offers a comprehensive range of educational, recreational and shopping facilities, together with a mainline station with services to London Cannon Street Charing Cross.

The A21 is just one mile away, linking with the M25 and other motorway networks. There are a good selection of highly regarded state and private schools in the area, including the renowned Sevenoaks School. Knole Park, with approximately 1,000 acres of parkland is close by, and is one of the last remaining medieval deer parks."