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Tucked behind a picket fence and fronted by a neat garden with climbing roses, this beautifully presented two-bedroom terrace combines timeless character with tasteful modern updates — ideal for buyers seeking charm without compromise.
Stepping inside, the front door opens directly into a cosy sitting room where the eye is immediately drawn to the ornate cast iron fireplace, a lovely focal point framed by built-in shelving and soft neutral tones. Shuttered sash windows let in plenty of natural light while preserving privacy, creating a calm and welcoming space to unwind. Flowing through to the rear of the home, the central dining room offers a great spot for both relaxed dinners and weekend hosting. Thoughtful built-in storage keeps everything tidy, while French doors connect the inside with a smartly paved patio, perfect for a morning coffee or evening glass of wine.
Beyond, the galley-style kitchen has been cleverly extended and modernised with sleek cabinetry, integrated appliances, and generous worktop space. A vaulted ceiling with skylight floods the room with natural light, giving it an airy, open feel despite its slim footprint. The ground floor is completed by a stylish, full-sized bathroom at the rear, a practical layout for busy day-to-day living.
Upstairs, you'll find two generously sized double bedrooms, both spanning the width of the property. Each has been tastefully decorated and benefits from original features and large windows, making them equally suited to sleeping, working, or relaxing. Outside, the south facing rear garden offers low-maintenance enjoyment, with plenty of space for container planting or a bistro set. The front garden adds just a touch of greenery and kerb appeal without demanding too much upkeep.
**Location Guide
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33 High Street is perfectly situated, being just a five minute walk from the mainline station and village centre. This quaint village has a variety of shops, historic houses, several pubs and a restaurant. There is also a 16th century church, a library, the well regarded primary school and nursery, a recreation ground and playground for small children as well as two halls which host events and club meetings. At the centre of the village is a very picturesque spring-filled pond which is the location of the smallest listed duck pond in England. The attractive village green is surrounded by historic buildings including Chantry Cottage and St Bartholomew's Church.
As well as the local primary school in the village, there are two private prep schools in Otford - St Michael’s and Russell House - and Sevenoaks Prep, Granville & New Beacon are all nearby. Secondary school options include the independent Sevenoaks School, Weald of Kent Grammar and a number of highly-regarded all-ability schools and academies, many of which are served by school buses from Otford.
Otford has a mainline rail service with frequent services to Victoria, Blackfriars, London Bridge, Charring Cross and St Pancras. Sevenoaks mainline station is approximately 3 miles away and provides frequent services to London Bridge/Charing Cross inside 25 minutes.