An extended and updated family house, tucked away in this highly sought-after address, just outside the town.

Description

The handsome brick-fronted house was originally thought to have been completed in the 1960s. Our selling clients have significantly extended and updated the property throughout during their ownership, creating a modern, open-plan style, featuring a spacious fitted kitchen, semi-open to the dining room and family room, and with a stylish family bathroom and two shower rooms serving the four bedrooms upstairs; two of which are large suites with a dressing area.

The accommodation is laid out over three floors, linked by an impressive traditional-style staircase. Further interior features include double glazing, a mix of wood-effect Amtico and stone flooring to the ground floor accommodation, with underfloor heating, bi-fold doors from the dining room to the south facing rear terrace, a five amp lighting circuit to the family room and a double-sided contemporary gas-fired 'wood burning stove' dividing this from the dining room.

Outside, there is a detached timber double garage with loft storage and a shingle driveway with electric gates. The rear lawned garden is level and screened by mature borders, facing south to the rear, with planted beds, fencing and young trees.

Location

Tunbridge Wells is a very popular town in the South East of England, valued for its proximity to London, for leisure purposes and commuting, and for its access to the beautiful surrounding countryside.

Moorlands enjoys an almost unknown location; towards the end of a no through private drive, tucked away and conveniently placed between the town and Hawkenbury, within this most prestigious private park.

Originally laid out in the first half of the 19th century by Lord Camden with a seven acre meadow at its heart, Camden Park retains its charms to the present day. The park sits just south of the town centre and offers the convenience of town living with lower density housing and greener areas including plenty of woodland and natural habitats, more commonly found in an out-of-town setting.

Tunbridge Wells offers a full complement of facilities for shopping, entertainment and recreation. The Common, the Pantiles, the 'village’ area, the Royal Victoria Place Shopping Centre, the mainline railway station and several parks and green spaces are with convenient proximity, being under a mile, and accessible on foot from the property.

The historic Ashdown Forest and Bewl Water are found a little further out of town, offering wonderful open spaces within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Families are especially drawn to Tunbridge Wells by the choice and variety of good schools of all types and all ages in the area, including the renowned Kent grammar schools.

Square Footage: 2,937 sq ft


Acreage: 0.21 Acres

Additional Info

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

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

Camden Park Association: £250 per year to cover communal roadways, lighting etc as well as social events organised regularly.