End terrace house for sale in Cranbrook TN17, 3 Bedroom

This Newly built spacious property has an open plan living area with plenty of room for a dining table as well as a sofa suite. There is a door on to a small patio area with sensor outside light, out side tap leading to a garden laid to lawn that looks out over woodland. The modern kitchen has plenty of worktop room with integral Lamona fridge/freezer, electric hob, chimney extractor fan and oven with space for washing machine. Upstairs there are three bedrooms - two of which are doubles and a modern bathroom with shower over the bath. There are 2 off road parking spaces with a small planted area to the front of the property. Minimum shares available from 35% - applicants must be registered for shared ownership scheme
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Local Authority
Cranbrook Parish. Ashford Borough Council . Kent County Council .
Services
Mains water, drainage, electric & gas
Tenure
Leasehold

Affectionately called the Capital of the Kentish Weald, Cranbrook looks and feels much as it has done for centuries: A peaceful small town of weatherboarded houses, surrounded by orchards and farmland. Cranbrook is a small town in Kent which is located on the Maidstone to Hastings road. In medieval times, Cranbrook was a centre of the Wealden cloth industry and iron-making was carried on at Bedgebury on the River Teise. The church here was dedicated to St Dunstan. Called the "Cathedral of the Weald", its 74 feet-high tower, completed in 1425, has a wooden figure of Father Time and his scythe on the south face. It also contains the prototype for the Big Ben clock in London. Cranbrook has around 7,000 residents and is the smallest town in Kent. Cranbrook Church of England Primary School, is a mixed 4-11 school set in beautiful surroundings and there are three secondary schools, all of which are co-educational. High Weald Academy (comprehensive, 11-18) formerly known as Angley School, Cranbrook School (grammar, 13-18) and Dulwich Preparatory School (3-13) which has historical connections to Dulwich College.