Barn conversion for sale in Ashford TN25, 1 Bedroom

The Barn enjoys a central yet quiet and tucked away position in the village of Wye. It offers flexible and well-presented accommodation and has the benefit of a car parking space.

The property is accessed from Church Street down a private lane. The front door leads into a Sitting Room with vaulted ceiling and exposed beams, Kitchen area with electric oven and hob and built in fridge/freezer, Shower Room, Dining Room with cupboards with plumbing for washing machine/tumble dryer, Bedroom with built in storage and dressing table and door to parking area.

Outside the property has use of a beautiful private walled garden with lawn, mature shrubs, trees and a sunny seating area. The property has one private parking space.

Available with no onward chain

Services
Mains electric, water and drainage. Electric heating (new in 2016)

Balance of a 999 year Lease, which commenced in 1996.
Half yearly service charge of £750 which includes buildings insurance.

Situation
The extremely well connected village of Wye benefits from rail services to Ashford International, Canterbury and London St Pancras International door to door in 51 minutes. The M20 can be easily accessed from both Junction 9 & 10 with 10a currently under construction. Ashford international station offers direct access to the continent connecting with Paris, Disney Land (Marne La Vallee), Brussels, Lille and Marseille.

Wye is well served by a range of shops including Co-Op, artisan bakers, butcher, newsagent and chemist. The village also benefits from Doctors, Dentist and Physiotherapist. There are three excellent pubs, the Wife of Bath restaurant, run by Mark Sargeant and a fantastic coffee shop.

The Lady Joanna Thornhill primary school boasts an outstanding grading by Ofsted and is the main feeder school to the Wye Free School now in its 5th year. Excellent private schools are also close to hand as are the Grammar Schools in Ashford.

Wider afield, Ashford offers excellent recreational facilities with the Eureka Park (12 minutes) offering a selection of restaurants, including Nandos, Frankie & Benny's, Beefeater and Pizza Hut. The development also includes Bannatyne Health Club & Spa, Cineworld and Travelodge. The McArthurGlen Designer Outlet (18 minutes) is undergoing massive expansion to double the size of this major retail attraction.

All of this has contributed to Wye being voted among the top places to live in the UK by the Sunday Times.