Well presented end of terrace family home conveniently placed in the St John's area on the north side of town.

Description

An attractive red brick Victorian end-of-terrace family home in a tucked away position in the St John's area on the north side of town.

1 Culverden Square has been stylishly updated under our clients' ownership and provides well presented accommodation, with a light and bright neutral colour scheme and wood flooring in the reception rooms which complements the period features including wood framed sash windows and pretty fireplaces.

On entering the house, the ground floor comprises two good-sized reception rooms. The dining room opens onto the contemporary fitted kitchen, with white wall and base units and durable worktops providing good preparation space, a range of integrated appliances and door on to the courtyard garden.

There are three bedrooms and a family bathroom on the first floor. The principal bedroom has an outlook to the front and a good range of fitted cupboards, two further bedrooms complete the accommodation.

Outside, there is a sheltered walled courtyard garden with a south westerly aspect, being accessed from the kitchen and providing lovely space for entertaining.

Location

Tunbridge Wells is the only spa town in the south east of England, with elegant architecture and a variety of cultural, entertainment and shopping attractions, including the historic Pantiles, known for its charming Georgian colonnade, summer Jazz festivals, regular food and craft markets and the Chalybeate Spring. There are two theatres, an abundance of cafés and restaurants and a mixture of national multiple retailers and independent shops.

Culverden Square is cul-de-sac with a sought-after community feel, tucked away off the St John's Road on the north side of the town approximately 0.3 miles on foot from the main shopping centre and High Street, and conveniently placed for a choice of mainline stations.

The very good amenities of the St John’s area are within immediate reach, including a number of mini-supermarkets, cafés, bars restaurants, hairdressers and shops.

Leisure amenities locally include the Tunbridge Wells Sports Centre, access to cycle routes and the open spaces of the Common, with its network of footpaths leading to local landmark Wellington Rocks and the Higher Common Ground cricket pitch. There are tennis facilities at the Nevill grounds and golf at the renowned Nevill Golf Club on the south side of town.

State and Private Schools: There are many highly-regarded schools in the close vicinity, including Skinners, TWGGS, TWGSB, St John’s CE primary, Bennett Memorial Diocesan and St Gregory’s secondaries, all within a mile of the property.

Mainline rail: High Brooms or Tunbridge Wells (approximately 1.2 and 0.6 of a mile respectively), with fast and frequent services to London Charing Cross (via London Bridge and Waterloo East) and Cannon Street, with journey times from 50 minutes.

The Centaur Commuter Coach service also stops along the St John's Road.

Communications: The A26 joins the A21 just north of the town, linking through to the M25 (junction 5) London orbital motorway, and thereby to the national motorway network, and to the South coast. Gatwick Airport is about 23 miles to the West, accessible via the motorway or via the A264.

Square Footage: 872 sq ft



Directions

From central Tunbridge Wells, head north on the A26 towards Southborough and Tonbridge. Continue straight over the mini roundabout just after the Royal Wells Park development and Culverden Square is the first turning on the right. Number 1 will be found after a short distance on the right-hand side. If you get to Richer Sounds you have gone too far.

Additional Info

Services: Gas fired central heating, mains electricity, water and drainage.

Outgoings: Tunbridge Wells Borough Council[use Contact Agent Button], Tax Band C.

Resident organised street parking.