No longer on the market
This property is no longer on the market
Floorplan
Map3 bedroom semi-detached house
Chain-free
Sold STC
Semi-detached house
3 beds
2 baths
1216
EPC rating: C
Key information
Features and description
- Parking and Car Port
- Three bedrooms
- Two bedrooms
- Private garden
- Communal green
- Cul de sac
- Close to shop, pub and Minnis
- NHBC warranty
A sought after Rogate development in a popular North Downs village. -- Greg Wood, Director
#TheGardenOfEngland
An immaculately presented modern home built in 2022, set within an exclusive cul de sac in a popular North Downs village.
Three nicely proportioned bedrooms, open plan living, a stunning kitchen and a private garden complimented with allocated parking and single cart barn.
No onward chain
Situation
The “Minnis” at Stelling Minnis, is an area of unenclosed common land that is a vestige of a much older landscape that existed over much of the country before the enclosure movement. Why and how the Minnis escaped being enclosed remains a mystery, but today the land remains in private ownership, with commoners have grazing rights over it and the general public having the right to take “air and exercise” and is an asset that can be enjoyed by all.
The village of Stelling Minnis has developed around the “Minnis” in a dispersed pattern, except in the vicinity of Rose Lane, where the village coalesces around the village shop and the Rose and Crown Public House.
Stelling Minnis is situated in the North Downs, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, that
extends north from the escarpment near Farthing Common to the gently folding hills lying to the south of Canterbury. Although well connected by both road and rail, Stelling Minnis retains a degree of rural isolation and a timeless charm that make it a perfect place to
put down roots, to retire, or to raise a family.
The historic city of Canterbury is a short drive away and has a wide range of schools, a comprehensive shopping centre, theatres, cinemas and is also the home to the University
of Kent and Canterbury Christ Church University. Close at hand is both the Minnis and Lyminge Forest, which are wonderful places to exercise a dog, walk, ride or cycle.
Village life also continues to offer a wide range of social activities. Take your pick from fêtes and flower shows to cricket or maybe just be content to enjoy the peace and quiet.
Description
Built by Canterbury based premium developer Rogate, Rose Lane is a collection of 13 individually designed homes built in a traditional style. The layout is designed to reflect the rural character of Stelling Minnis with houses fronting a narrow lane with grass verges on either side that opens out onto a communal green. Architecturally designed in a traditional style using a range of materials that are typically found in Kentish villages. These include traditional red brick, tile hanging and painted weather boarded elevations under plain clay tiled and slate roofs. Internally each home has been designed in a contemporary manner and in a way that creates a light and spacious interior and incorporates sliding doors that enables the inside living space to be opened-up to the rear garden.
This particular home boasts a tremendous open plan arrangement on the ground floor, with a warming log burning stove and excellent connectivity to the rear garden. From the first floor are delightful views over the communal land – a haven for wildlife.
Along from the house is an allocated parking bay and a shared cart barn, with power and lighting.
Council Tax – Band D
Tenure – Freehold
Services
Gas fired central heating via communal gas tank supply
Mains electricity and water.
Private drainage via communal sewage treatment plant
Our Ref: ACH240001
#TheGardenOfEngland
An immaculately presented modern home built in 2022, set within an exclusive cul de sac in a popular North Downs village.
Three nicely proportioned bedrooms, open plan living, a stunning kitchen and a private garden complimented with allocated parking and single cart barn.
No onward chain
Situation
The “Minnis” at Stelling Minnis, is an area of unenclosed common land that is a vestige of a much older landscape that existed over much of the country before the enclosure movement. Why and how the Minnis escaped being enclosed remains a mystery, but today the land remains in private ownership, with commoners have grazing rights over it and the general public having the right to take “air and exercise” and is an asset that can be enjoyed by all.
The village of Stelling Minnis has developed around the “Minnis” in a dispersed pattern, except in the vicinity of Rose Lane, where the village coalesces around the village shop and the Rose and Crown Public House.
Stelling Minnis is situated in the North Downs, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, that
extends north from the escarpment near Farthing Common to the gently folding hills lying to the south of Canterbury. Although well connected by both road and rail, Stelling Minnis retains a degree of rural isolation and a timeless charm that make it a perfect place to
put down roots, to retire, or to raise a family.
The historic city of Canterbury is a short drive away and has a wide range of schools, a comprehensive shopping centre, theatres, cinemas and is also the home to the University
of Kent and Canterbury Christ Church University. Close at hand is both the Minnis and Lyminge Forest, which are wonderful places to exercise a dog, walk, ride or cycle.
Village life also continues to offer a wide range of social activities. Take your pick from fêtes and flower shows to cricket or maybe just be content to enjoy the peace and quiet.
Description
Built by Canterbury based premium developer Rogate, Rose Lane is a collection of 13 individually designed homes built in a traditional style. The layout is designed to reflect the rural character of Stelling Minnis with houses fronting a narrow lane with grass verges on either side that opens out onto a communal green. Architecturally designed in a traditional style using a range of materials that are typically found in Kentish villages. These include traditional red brick, tile hanging and painted weather boarded elevations under plain clay tiled and slate roofs. Internally each home has been designed in a contemporary manner and in a way that creates a light and spacious interior and incorporates sliding doors that enables the inside living space to be opened-up to the rear garden.
This particular home boasts a tremendous open plan arrangement on the ground floor, with a warming log burning stove and excellent connectivity to the rear garden. From the first floor are delightful views over the communal land – a haven for wildlife.
Along from the house is an allocated parking bay and a shared cart barn, with power and lighting.
Council Tax – Band D
Tenure – Freehold
Services
Gas fired central heating via communal gas tank supply
Mains electricity and water.
Private drainage via communal sewage treatment plant
Our Ref: ACH240001
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