4 bedroom end of terrace house for sale

Set within a highly desirable area close to Faversham town you will find this well presented four-bedroom end of terrace grade II listed property. The property perfectly combines period charm with modern living and is offered to the market with no onward chain.

Upon entering, you are welcomed by a bright entrance hall leading to a double bedrooms and a versatile reception room. A stylish shower room and a useful utility cupboard with plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer add convenience to the layout.

The first-floor living and dining room is filled with natural light and provides an excellent space for relaxing or entertaining, while the modern kitchen offers plenty of storage and contemporary fittings. A family bathroom with shower over bath, wash basin and WC completes this level.

Upstairs, the top floor features two further double bedrooms, including the main bedroom, both benefiting from ample storage and large windows that flood the rooms with light.

Outside, a charming front garden provides a lovely spot for relaxing, while residents can also enjoy access to well-maintained communal gardens. The development offers communal parking, providing convenient off-street parking.

Combining character features, modern interiors and a peaceful setting, this superb property offers an ideal home for those looking for space and locality to town.

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Location Summary
Faversham is one of England’s most historic and charming towns, nestled between the Kent Downs and the austere beauty of its coastal wetlands. This picturesque market town is steeped in history with nearly 500 listed buildings, the famous Shepherd Neame Brewery, Britain’s oldest which was founded in 1698 and a thriving Town Centre which was nominated as a Rising Star in the Great British High Street Awards in October 2015.