1 bedroom end of terrace house

Rooms

Entrance hallway 2'11" x 8'10" (0.91m x 2.70m)
An inviting entrance into the home with ample space to take off coats and shoes with a large built-in cupboard to store everything.

Living Room 9'2" x 14'8" (2.81m x 4.49m)
A bright living room with a feature electric fireplace to add a cosy touch to the room. Elevated views are afforded over the rear garden with French doors leading effortlessly outside.

Kitchen 5'7" x 11'0" (1.72m x 3.36m)
A well equipped kitchen benefitting from a good range of cream shaker style base and wall units, grey work surfaces and integrated appliances to include an over with extractor hood above, dishwasher, fridge and freezer. An integrated breakfast bar sits to one wall and offers thoughtful informal seating for two. Elevated views over the front garden and to the estuary beyond can be enjoyed through the window.

Bedroom 8'7" x 10'9" (2.62m x 3.30m)
A good sized, bright double bedroom boasting elevated front facing views to the estuary beyond with plenty of room for furniture.

Shower Room 5'3" x 5'10" (1.61m x 1.79m)
Consisting of a quadrant, mains-fed shower cubicle, WC and hand basin within a vanity unit for storage. The walls are tiled and there is a heated towel rail to utilise.

Externally
The allocated parking space for the property sits conveniently close by with further visitor spaces available if required. Steps lead up to the front garden, bordered by a beautiful, natural limestone outcrop, softened by alpines and climbers with a rockery packed full of alpines and mature plants adding colour. There are open glimpses of the Kent Estuary from here. Iron railings surround the garden to the other side and steps lead up to a side path and the front door. The path leads around into the rear garden, passing further limestone outcrops to add interest to the space. The rear garden offers a generous paved area to accommodate a table and chairs, perfect for sitting and relaxing in a haven of calm with family and friends surrounded by banks of natural foliage and colourful planting. To the front of the home is access into an under croft, the ideal place to store everything with fitted shelving present.

Useful information
House built - 2002. Tenure - Leasehold - £100 per annum (this was paid on 1st April 2024). - This cost covers the upkeep of the communal gardens and the private cul de sac. - The freeholders are the 7 residents of Nelson Court. Heating - Electric underfloor heating. Water meter. What3Words location - ///refer.according.kebabs.