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Floorplan
MapGuide price
£500,0002 bedroom semi-detached house for sale
Cranbrook Road, Fosten Green, Biddenden, Kent, TN27
Chain-free
Study
Sold STC
Semi-detached house
2 beds
1 bath
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band E
Features and description
- No Chain
- Wonderful character cottage
- 2 bedrooms with potential for a 3rd bedroom
- Pretty rear garden
- Off road parking and garaging/store (annexe potential)
- Fabulous countryside views
- Great location - Cranbrook school catchment
- Potential to purchase shares of field to the rear of the property (subject to approval).
This charming cottage, complete with a cosy wood-burning stove, beautiful countryside views, and a peaceful semi-rural location, feels like the perfect place to unwind -- Sarah Holgate, Associate Director.
#TheGardenOfEngland
No Chain
A charming unlisted attached cottage set in pretty south facing gardens with wonderful views over farmland and within the Cranbrook School Catchment Area.
East Weald Cottage enjoys a peaceful countryside setting in a highly desirable area of Kent, located between the historic towns of Tenterden and Cranbrook, and just on the outskirts of Biddenden village. Biddenden is a picturesque Wealden village known for its charming high street, lined with period cottages, a village shop, a tearoom, and a well-regarded pub. The village also features a beautiful 13th-century church and is home to the renowned Biddenden Vineyards. A strong sense of community and scenic walking routes make it a sought-after location for families, and the property is within the much desired catchment for Cranbrook school. Cranbrook lies a short distance in the opposite direction and provides similar facilities, including a mix of both private and state schooling. Notable options include Dulwich Cranbrook (ages 2–16) and the highly regarded Cranbrook Grammar School (ages 11–18), Bethany School, Benenden School, Marlborough House and St Ronans. The attractive town of Tenterden offers further amenities, with its elegant tree-lined High Street hosting a variety of independent shops, cafés, public houses, and restaurants. The town also provides a leisure centre and a selection of primary and secondary schools. For commuters, Headcorn station is around 6 miles away and offers regular mainline rail services into London Bridge and Charing Cross, making this an ideal rural base with convenient access to the capital. East Weald Cottage
East Weald Cottage is a pretty unlisted period property built around the 17th Century and has been tastefully updated over the years to provide a comfortable home. The cottage retains a wealth of period features throughout including some ceiling and wall beams, latch doors and an inglenook fireplace. To the front of the property is an undercover porch with store to the side. There is an entrance hall, a generous sitting room with inglenook fireplace and wood burning stove, a utility room with space/plumbing for a washing machine, tumble dryer and a w/c and wash basin. The kitchen/breakfast room is just beyond here and has been fitted with bespoke cupboards, wood worksurfaces, integrated oven and hob, and butler sink. This is open into the lovely dining room which has an inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove and plenty of space for a dining table and chairs. There is a rear porch from the kitchen area with door opening onto the garden.
Upstairs, there is a generous landing/study area with fitted wardrobes which could be reconfigured to create a 3rd bedroom. There is a good size master bedroom with fitted wardrobes and a further double bedroom with fitted wardrobes. These both share the modern shower room with double shower tray, w/c and wash basin.
There are some fabulous countryside views from the rear windows.
Outside Gardens
To the front of the property is a gravel driveway providing off road parking and turning for at least 4 cars. There is a log store attached to the wooden shed with light/power, which offers potential for an annexe (subject to the necessary planning consents). The rear garden enjoys a southerly aspect and is mostly laid to lawn with mature shrubs/plants and arbour. There is a brick patio seating area and a shed in the far corner. The garden abuts a private field so enjoys a beautiful peaceful outlook.
Agents Notes: The field is owned by the local neighbours. There may be potential to purchase some shares for the field subject to the owners’ consents.
Useful Information
Tenure – Freehold Council tax – Band E
Services: Mains water and electricity. Oil fired central heating and wood burning stoves. Private drainage
Flood risk – Very low Broadband – Yes
Mobile phone coverage: yes
* Data provided by ‘OnTheMarket.com’ Via ‘Sprift’.
Our Ref: TEA190014
#TheGardenOfEngland
No Chain
A charming unlisted attached cottage set in pretty south facing gardens with wonderful views over farmland and within the Cranbrook School Catchment Area.
East Weald Cottage enjoys a peaceful countryside setting in a highly desirable area of Kent, located between the historic towns of Tenterden and Cranbrook, and just on the outskirts of Biddenden village. Biddenden is a picturesque Wealden village known for its charming high street, lined with period cottages, a village shop, a tearoom, and a well-regarded pub. The village also features a beautiful 13th-century church and is home to the renowned Biddenden Vineyards. A strong sense of community and scenic walking routes make it a sought-after location for families, and the property is within the much desired catchment for Cranbrook school. Cranbrook lies a short distance in the opposite direction and provides similar facilities, including a mix of both private and state schooling. Notable options include Dulwich Cranbrook (ages 2–16) and the highly regarded Cranbrook Grammar School (ages 11–18), Bethany School, Benenden School, Marlborough House and St Ronans. The attractive town of Tenterden offers further amenities, with its elegant tree-lined High Street hosting a variety of independent shops, cafés, public houses, and restaurants. The town also provides a leisure centre and a selection of primary and secondary schools. For commuters, Headcorn station is around 6 miles away and offers regular mainline rail services into London Bridge and Charing Cross, making this an ideal rural base with convenient access to the capital. East Weald Cottage
East Weald Cottage is a pretty unlisted period property built around the 17th Century and has been tastefully updated over the years to provide a comfortable home. The cottage retains a wealth of period features throughout including some ceiling and wall beams, latch doors and an inglenook fireplace. To the front of the property is an undercover porch with store to the side. There is an entrance hall, a generous sitting room with inglenook fireplace and wood burning stove, a utility room with space/plumbing for a washing machine, tumble dryer and a w/c and wash basin. The kitchen/breakfast room is just beyond here and has been fitted with bespoke cupboards, wood worksurfaces, integrated oven and hob, and butler sink. This is open into the lovely dining room which has an inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove and plenty of space for a dining table and chairs. There is a rear porch from the kitchen area with door opening onto the garden.
Upstairs, there is a generous landing/study area with fitted wardrobes which could be reconfigured to create a 3rd bedroom. There is a good size master bedroom with fitted wardrobes and a further double bedroom with fitted wardrobes. These both share the modern shower room with double shower tray, w/c and wash basin.
There are some fabulous countryside views from the rear windows.
Outside Gardens
To the front of the property is a gravel driveway providing off road parking and turning for at least 4 cars. There is a log store attached to the wooden shed with light/power, which offers potential for an annexe (subject to the necessary planning consents). The rear garden enjoys a southerly aspect and is mostly laid to lawn with mature shrubs/plants and arbour. There is a brick patio seating area and a shed in the far corner. The garden abuts a private field so enjoys a beautiful peaceful outlook.
Agents Notes: The field is owned by the local neighbours. There may be potential to purchase some shares for the field subject to the owners’ consents.
Useful Information
Tenure – Freehold Council tax – Band E
Services: Mains water and electricity. Oil fired central heating and wood burning stoves. Private drainage
Flood risk – Very low Broadband – Yes
Mobile phone coverage: yes
* Data provided by ‘OnTheMarket.com’ Via ‘Sprift’.
Our Ref: TEA190014
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About this agent
Professional and specialist estate agency service for Tenterden and the surrounding villages.We are at The Fairings near the Recreation Ground Please feel free to pop in and visit us, we would be delighted to see you. Successful Brands The town and its surrounding villages have a natural synergy with our established estate agency brands, such as Hobbs Parker’s Country Houses, The Villages and Equestrian Property; many of which will already be familiar. To these existing specialist brands we are now adding Tenterden Homes. Distinctive Marketing Our distinctive marketing has been successful in directing the right buyers towards the right houses. The growth of the internet has made it much easier for buyers to do their initial searching from their computers and we work hard to make sure our properties are prominently displayed on both our own highly successful website and the major national search sites. Of course, we continue to use more traditional marketing methods such as newspaper advertising and the window displays and plasma screens at our bright new premises at The Fairings. Personal, Friendly and Professional Service Hobbs Parker has been trading for over 150 years and we know that how you look after your customers is key. In our new Tenterden office you will find staff that are friendly, approachable and keen to help. We understand that buying and selling a home can be a difficult and stressful time and we do everything we can to make the process as pain free as possible. Tenterden and Ashford – The Best of Both Worlds With offices at Tenterden and Ashford we are uniquely placed to make the most of the marketing opportinutes available including promotion of properties in and around Tenterden to the increasing numbers of buyers that are seeking homes within easy reach of the high speed train service at Ashford.