Floorplan
Map2 bedroom end of terrace house
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Chain-free
End of terrace house
2 beds
2 baths
818
EPC rating: C
Key information
Features and description
- 2 Bedrooms - Each En-Suite
- Sitting Room
- Kitchen/Dining Room
- Downstairs Cloakroom
- Gas Fired Central Heating
- Double Glazed
- Gardens To Front and Rear
- Driveway with Off-Road Parking
- Council Tax Band D EPC rating C
A modern END-TERRACE HOUSE on the north side of SEVENOAKS within easy reach of BAT & BALL STATION, local schools and shopping amenities. Cleverly designed with 2 BEDROOMS each EN-SUITE, a generous sitting room and a fitted kitchen/dining room. It is on a corner plot with a small garden and a PRIVATE DRIVEWAY with PARKING for at least 2 cars. It is offered with NO CHAIN
AN END-TERRACE HOUSE ON A CORNER PLOT WITH A SMALL PRIVATE GARDEN AND ITS OWN DRIVEWAY OFFERING OFF-ROAD PARKING ON THE NORTHERN OUTSKIRTS OF SEVENOAKS
PRICE: £400,000 FREEHOLD
Description - This end-terrace house was built in 2008 and is of traditional brick elevations under a tiled roof. It sits on a corner plot with gardens to both front and rear. The private driveway is to the front and provides off-road parking. The property has been rented out by the owner for a number of years, the current tenant has given notice and is moving into their own home soon so there is no onward chain.
The accommodation is arranged over two floors. Downstairs the entrance door leads to both downstairs rooms and the cloakroom/wc. The double aspect sitting room is at the front with French doors leading to the front garden. There is a staircase up to the first floor. The kitchen is to the rear with enough space for a table and chairs and door leading to the rear garden.
Upstairs there are two double bedrooms, the main bedroom has an en-suite bathroom and the second has an en-suite shower room and a built-in cupboard. There is a further cupboard on the landing housing the combi gas boiler (installed 2024)
Location - This property is at the entrance to a cul-de-sac in a mixed residential area near a well-designed modern commercial premises. It has a range of local shops and approximately a 10 minute walk to Bat and Ball Station where it takes approximately 45 minutes to Cannon Street/London Bridge/Charing Cross and an hour to Blackfriars via the Thameslink service.
Sevenoaks Town Centre and Mainline Station are 2 miles from the property and the area is served by main bus routes. The town has an abundance of small independent speciality shops, boutiques, pubs and restaurants. The Stag Community Arts Centre offers a rich and varied calendar. Knole Park is on the eastern edge of Sevenoaks. This stunning 600-year-old stately National Trust home combines numerous historic treasures and a 1,000-acre deer park.
Excellent sporting facilities in and around the area. The Sevenoaks Leisure Centre offers an excellent gym and pool and there is a selection of private health clubs.
Directions - From the direction of Sevenoaks High Street proceed northwards passing the Vine cricket ground on the right hand side and descend St Johns Hill. Upon reaching the Bat & Ball traffic lights proceed straight over, and turn second right into Cramptons Road. Follow this road almost to its conclusion and just before the left hand bend turn right into The Moor Road where the property will be found straight in front on the left on the first right hand bend.
AN END-TERRACE HOUSE ON A CORNER PLOT WITH A SMALL PRIVATE GARDEN AND ITS OWN DRIVEWAY OFFERING OFF-ROAD PARKING ON THE NORTHERN OUTSKIRTS OF SEVENOAKS
PRICE: £400,000 FREEHOLD
Description - This end-terrace house was built in 2008 and is of traditional brick elevations under a tiled roof. It sits on a corner plot with gardens to both front and rear. The private driveway is to the front and provides off-road parking. The property has been rented out by the owner for a number of years, the current tenant has given notice and is moving into their own home soon so there is no onward chain.
The accommodation is arranged over two floors. Downstairs the entrance door leads to both downstairs rooms and the cloakroom/wc. The double aspect sitting room is at the front with French doors leading to the front garden. There is a staircase up to the first floor. The kitchen is to the rear with enough space for a table and chairs and door leading to the rear garden.
Upstairs there are two double bedrooms, the main bedroom has an en-suite bathroom and the second has an en-suite shower room and a built-in cupboard. There is a further cupboard on the landing housing the combi gas boiler (installed 2024)
Location - This property is at the entrance to a cul-de-sac in a mixed residential area near a well-designed modern commercial premises. It has a range of local shops and approximately a 10 minute walk to Bat and Ball Station where it takes approximately 45 minutes to Cannon Street/London Bridge/Charing Cross and an hour to Blackfriars via the Thameslink service.
Sevenoaks Town Centre and Mainline Station are 2 miles from the property and the area is served by main bus routes. The town has an abundance of small independent speciality shops, boutiques, pubs and restaurants. The Stag Community Arts Centre offers a rich and varied calendar. Knole Park is on the eastern edge of Sevenoaks. This stunning 600-year-old stately National Trust home combines numerous historic treasures and a 1,000-acre deer park.
Excellent sporting facilities in and around the area. The Sevenoaks Leisure Centre offers an excellent gym and pool and there is a selection of private health clubs.
Directions - From the direction of Sevenoaks High Street proceed northwards passing the Vine cricket ground on the right hand side and descend St Johns Hill. Upon reaching the Bat & Ball traffic lights proceed straight over, and turn second right into Cramptons Road. Follow this road almost to its conclusion and just before the left hand bend turn right into The Moor Road where the property will be found straight in front on the left on the first right hand bend.
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Perhaps best known for its residential property business, Ibbett Mosely has a history dating back 110 years when F.D. Ibbett established their first surveying office in Sevenoaks. Since then it has grown and diversified. Today the company operates from a range of offices offering clients advice on a diverse range of property matters from surveying, design and planning, residential and commercial sales and lettings, town planning and architectural services, as well as auctioneering from our dedicated auction rooms in Sevenoaks specialising in sales of furniture, antiques, fine art, toys and other chattels. Employing more than 30 staff, the company’s emphasis is to deliver independent professional advice and skilled negotiation to all clients, both individuals and organisations. The company has experienced Principals who offer a diverse range of specialisations to ensure clients receive the best advice from an expert in the field. The strict code of professional conduct of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors is always followed. Ibbett Mosely’s Principals and staff are available for information and advice at their offices in London, Sevenoaks, Tonbridge, West Malling, Westerham, Borough Green and Otford. All services are available from every Ibbett Mosely office. As a cohesive group it is possible, where necessary, to call on the expertise of Principals in other departments and offices.