2 bedroom terraced house

A rare opportunity to acquire a delightful two-bedroom extended period cottage, steeped in history and nestled within the sought-after village of Linton. Dating back to circa 1830, this charming former worker's cottage seamlessly blends its original character with modern enhancements, creating a truly inviting home.

The property has been thoughtfully extended to the rear, providing a spacious and light-filled kitchen/dining area, perfect for both everyday living and entertaining. Despite these alterations, the cottage retains its inherent charm, evident in features such as the welcoming lounge with an open fireplace, beautiful wooden flooring, and exposed wooden doors that whisper tales of its past.

Adding to the practicality of this home is a handy cellar, offering substantial storage space. A notable and convenient feature for a property of this era is the upstairs bathroom.

Set back from the road within a small, picturesque row of cottages, the property benefits from valuable off-road parking for approximately three vehicles. To the rear, a generous garden stretching approximately 100ft backs onto open fields, creating a tranquil and private outdoor space. The garden itself echoes the cottage's country feel, a long expanse adorned with a wonderful variety of mature plants and shrubs.

Linton village enjoys a prime location along the A229, situated on the south-facing hill between Staplehurst and Maidstone. Residents benefit from the peaceful village atmosphere while enjoying excellent connectivity. A short stroll around the corner leads to the neighbouring village of Coxheath, offering a useful array of shops, a doctor's surgery, and the local parish church. In the opposite direction, an even shorter walk will bring you to The Bull at Linton, a charming 17th-century inn renowned for its stunning views from the terrace.

This delightful cottage presents a unique opportunity to embrace village life in a characterful and well-appointed home