A lovely example of a 1930s semi-detached house that has been renovated in recent years to create a comfortable and stylish home. Situated in the village of Sturry, approximately two miles from central Canterbury, the property is located opposite a farm shop, butchers, corner shop and soon-to-be Tescos Extra. Sturry also has a train station, a very regular bus service to Canterbury and Thanet and a village centre with local shops and businesses and a library. The property itself is set well back from the road and has a block paved driveway with access to a garage and the rear garden. There is an entrance hall which has the stairs to the first floor and LVT flooring that runs throughout the ground floor. The living room has a double glazed bay window and a fireplace with a tiled hearth and shelving into the alcoves. There is a good-sized kitchen/diner to the rear of the house which was refitted two years ago with blue units and quartz worktops, an integrated dishwasher and a Bosch gas hob and electric oven and space and plumbing for a washing machine. Doors from the kitchen open into the conservatory which is of one-third brick construction and has a vinyl floor and doors onto the garden. On the first floor are two double bedrooms both with fitted wardrobes. The modern bathroom has a panel bath with a mains fed shower over and contemporary tiling. At the rear of the property is a large garden which is mainly laid to lawn with cherry and bay trees, a pond and a personal door to the garage.

Council Tax band C