Property description
GUIDE PRICE £400,000 - £420,000
A spacious, bespoke, detached bungalow in the popular village of Shepherdswell, with no onward chain, that could be perfect for the retiring city professional.
This property was built by the current owners to the highest of specifications to suit their growing family. As you enter the property, you are greeted by a hallway that leads you to the rest of the bungalow. Off this hallway you will initially find 3 double bedrooms, the family bathroom and an extra separate cloakroom. A little further down is another room that could be used as a dining room, study, hobby room or even a 5th Bedroom. The master bedroom, also off the hallway, is generously proportioned and benefits from its own en-suite.
The kitchen has a range of base and wall units with built in ovens. There is space for a breakfast table and also a useful, separate utility room that provides access to the rear of the property.
The real selling point of the property is, however, the large family room. The floor has been lowered slightly to give a greater sense of space in the room and the large window and patio doors allow the light to flood in.
Outside the bungalow, the sense of space is equally apparent. To the front, the driveway provides ample parking for 5 or 6 cars. There is a small lawn area and the large double garage is serviced with electricity.
The large rear garden, which backs onto the beautiful heritage East Kent Railway, is a particular feature and is mainly laid to lawn with plant borders. There is also a sun patio area that provides the perfect summer entertaining space.
The property is fully serviced by mains gas, water and electricity and is fully insulated and double glazed. However, a major selling point is the addition of privately-owned solar panels that receive subsidy and, due to the energy efficiency of the property, generate an income greater than the cost of the utility bills.
Eythorne Road is situated in the desirable, rural village of Shepherdswell, which lies roughly 6.5 miles northwest of historic Dover and 11 miles south east of the cathedral city of Canterbury. There are a host of amenities in the village, including the Grade I listed church, village hall (which is host to a number of activities including a pre-school playgroup and regular charity jumble sales), two Grade II listed pubs, a Co-Op mini-market and a Post Office. There are ample interesting and attractive rural walks in nearby woodland and a plenty of opportunity for sports enthusiasts with cycling, gliding and sea-fishing all within easy reach. Culturally there are also a number of options in Dover and Canterbury, with their castles, cathedral and theatres and education is also well catered for with a number of highly rated local schools and a university.
Transport connections are also good with easy access to the A2 linking to the M2 and M20 motorways. There is a mainline railway station that links to Dover and Canterbury, both with access to the High Speed rail link to London. Regular buses also service the village.
Viewing of the wonderful home is strictly by appointment only so please call Geering & Colyer today.
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