3 bedroom detached house for sale

DISCRIPTION
Well Cottage is a charming and characterful detached Grade II listed cottage with later addition, adorned with climbing roses and honeysuckle.
Constructed of attractive red brick under a tiled roof, this two-storey, double hipped building has pretty casement windows and a studded wood central entry door, and keystone dated 1731.

The property boasts many lovely, original features such as inglenook fireplaces, exposed beam work to walls and ceilings, mullion leaded light window that shows the original wattle and daub, latched doors, and pretty casement windows.

FEATURES
Sitting room: inglenook fireplace with wood-burner, exposed beams to ceiling, engineered oak flooring.
Family room: inglenook fireplace with wood-burner, beamed ceiling, engineered oak flooring, stairs to first floor.
Kitchen/dining room: range of base and wall mounted cabinets, china sink, range cooker with gas hob, granite worksurfaces, larder cupboard, tiled flooring that sweeps round into the dining area, and stable and French doors opening onto the gardens.
Inner hall, cupboard housing boiler, door gives access to the front garden.
Utility room/WC: range of base and wall mounted cabinets, space and plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer, WC, hand basin, wood flooring.
First floor landing
Master bedroom: exposed beams to walls and ceiling, cupboards either side of the exposed brick fireplace. Original leaded light mullion window with wattle and daub.
Bedroom 2: exposed beams to walls and ceiling. Airing cupboard and recess for dressing table.
Bedroom 3: panelled window overlooking the rear gardens.
WC with hand basin.
Family bathroom: walk-in shower cubicle with large chrome rain head and fitting, hand basin set in a vanity unit, attractive tiling.
Gardens: beautiful, well-stocked front and rear gardens.
Off road parking: ample parking to side.

OUTSIDE
The garden is a particular feature for this quintessential cottage, and is lawned with various sun terraces, and pathways leading through the garden. There are well-stocked flower and herbaceous borders and mature shrubs, a greenhouse, raised vegetable beds and a pond. The rear of the house is adorned with climbing roses and wisteria. All enclosed with fence and wall boundary.

PROPERTY INFORMATION
Services: All mains service are connected.
Local Authority: Canterbury
Council Tax Band: E

VIEWINGS
Strictly by appointment through Whitney Homes
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SITUATION
The property is situated in the picturesque village of Womenswold, an Area of Outstanding Natural beauty in the Kent Downs, which lies 7 miles to the south-east of the historic City of Canterbury. There is a thriving village community, and the beautiful 12th century St Margaret of Antioch Church. The neighbouring villages of Barham and Aylesham offer local amenities including a local shop public houses /restaurants and primary schools.

The historic City of Canterbury offers many cultural interests and an excellent shopping centre. The bustling high street offers an array of restaurants, wine bars and cafés, and the Marlowe Theatre. There is a good selection of educational establishments in the private and state sectors, together with colleges and universities.

Transport links are very good with easy access onto the A2, which links in with the M20/M25 and M2 motorway networks.
High-speed trains operate from Folkestone Central, Folkestone West and Canterbury West into London St Pancras in around 58 minutes.

Recreation facilities in and around the surrounding areas include a good choice of golf courses including Royal St Georges at Sandwich, Championship Cricket at the Spitfire Ground in Canterbury, rugby, swimming pools and sport centres. Fishing and water sports can be found along the coast.