Property description

Converted in 1985 this former oast house provides substantial accommodation set over three floors with far reaching views across the Kent countryside. The spacious entrance hall has tiled flooring which continues into to the modern kitchen / breakfast room. This has a selection of cream gloss units, a built in double oven, an induction hob with extractor over, an integrated dishwasher and double doors which open onto the secluded rear garden. The dining room adjoins the kitchen and provides a more formal space in which to entertain. The utility room is the other side and provides additional cupboards, a sink, plumbing for white goods and is also where the boiler is housed. Also to the ground floor is a modern shower room with W.C. The living room is on the first floor and features a wood burning stove, exposed brickwork and triple aspect windows allowing natural light to flood the room. The inner hallway leads to two bedrooms, one of which has built in storage and the main bathroom. Stairs from the living room rise to the top floor where you can find two spacious double rooms with vaulted ceilings, roof windows, fitted wardrobes and eaves storage. There is also a separate W.C.
Tenure
The property is freehold and is offered for sale with vacant possession upon completion.
Local Authority
Canterbury City Council - 01227 862000. Kent County Council - 0845 247 247.
Council Tax
For information held on this property please refer to www.gov.uk/council-tax-bands.
Services
Mains water and waste, electricity and LPG gas.
Fixtures
Can be negotiated upon receipt of offer.
Location
Bossington Oast is situated down a no through road, 0.6 miles away from the village of Adisham which lies just over seven miles from the city of Canterbury. Adisham is a quiet village located in the heart of the Kent countryside. There are a number of Primary Schools in the area, one of which is located in the village itself. The surrounding villages of Littlebourne, Bridge and Wingham offer a host of other amenities including, shops, banks, pubs and doctors surgeries to include a few. There is a train station in Adisham which is a mile away from the property and has links to Canterbury City centre, where you will find an array of shops and restaurants, along with numerous secondary schools and the University of Kent.
Outside
To the front and side, a lawned area separates the oast from the country lane, with gated access leading to the enclosed rear garden. Here a large patio area makes the most of the south-westerly aspect, whilst a selection of raised beds with mature shrubs and specimen plants such as windmill palm and New Zealand flax. Steps lead to decked area, and beyond this a lawn with a wooden shed. Vehicular access to the rear allows entry to the single brick built garage, complete with power and light. Unofficially this and neighbouring properties have benefited from an additional parking area to the side as well as further space, fields and woodlands to the rear, which each property owner helps to maintain.

Property Features :

• EXPOSED BEAMS AND BRICKWORK.
• ACCOMMODATION IN EXCESS OF 1500 SQ FEET.
• WOODBURNER TO LIVING ROOM.
• OFF ROAD PARKING AND GARAGE.
• RURAL LOCATION WITH FAR REACHING COUNTRYSIDE VIEWS.