- Period Grade II listed home full of character +
- Newly fitted kitchen, diner +
- Large plot with substantial front and back garden south-westerly facing +
- Original fireplaces, sash windows & gorgeous tall ceilings +
- 2 generous double bedrooms +
- Off-road parking for 1 car +
- Beautiful village location +
- Superfast broadband +
- No onward chain +
- Gas central heating +
Welcome to 64 Eyhorne Street, a beautifully presented Grade II Listed end-of-terrace home set in the sought-after village of Hollingbourne. Rich in character and period charm, this delightful 2-bedroom home blends timeless features with tasteful modern updates.
Step inside to discover a cosy yet elegant lounge, complete with a stunning original fireplace and tall ceilings, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. To the rear, there is a newly fitted kitchen thoughtfully designed to combine classic shaker style with contemporary functionality with ample room for a dining table. It’s a wonderful space for cooking, entertaining, or enjoying relaxed family meals. Also on the ground floor, you’ll find a well-appointed bathroom, blending traditional character with modern convenience.
Upstairs, the property offers two generous double bedrooms, each featuring beautiful sash windows, lovely proportions, and more of the home’s signature period features. These bright, airy rooms provide comfort and versatility, whether as bedrooms, guest rooms, or home office space.
Outside, the home sits on a large plot with a substantial front garden and a south-westerly facing rear garden, ideal for catching the sun well into the evening. There is also the benefit of off-road parking for one car, a valuable asset in this charming village setting.
The property enjoys a serviced central heating, with connections to mains water, electricity, and gas, and is also served by superfast (FTTC) broadband, perfect for home working or streaming.
Hollingbourne is a quintessential Kentish village with a strong sense of community and excellent amenities. It offers a local cafe, three pub restaurants, a primary school, and its own mainline railway station, providing regular services to London and Ashford International just a short 11-minute walk away (0.5 miles). The bustling town of Maidstone is just 5.1 miles away, offering a wider range of shops, restaurants, and leisure facilities. Surrounded by the rolling landscapes of the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it’s perfect for those who love the outdoors but don’t want to compromise on convenience.
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