A significantly extended semi-detached bungalow seemingly hidden from the road and situated within the desirable village of Chartham, easily accessible to the local post office, village shop, primary school, bus route and Chartham railway station. The property lies 3.6 miles South West of the historic Cathedral City of Canterbury.
The spacious and smartly presented accommodation is arranged to provide an entrance hall, sitting room with doors opening to the garden, a dining room, bedroom and a sleek modern shower room. To the first floor there are two further bedrooms and a family bathroom.
The delightful gardens enjoy a South Easterly aspect and extend to 71ft (22m). To the rear of the garden there is a detached garage and parking space, accessible from Cockering Road.
Chartham is a desirable village location approximately 4 miles from Canterbury and approximately 13 miles from Ashford and benefits from having easy access to the A2/M2 and the A28. The village offers local amenities including shop, post office, primary school and mainline railway station. The Cathedral City of Canterbury offers theatres, cultural and leisure amenities, as well as benefiting from excellent public and state schools. The City also boasts the facilities of a major shopping centre enjoying a range of mainstream retail outlets as well as many individual and designer shops. Ashford also benefits from similar facilities as well as the International passenger station offering fast links to London and Paris.
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