Summary
This elegant period home built in 1680 is well proportioned, and presented, showcasing a wealth of original features, successfully combining old world charm with a modernised interior. Exposed timbers and floorboards, huge, beautiful sash windows and working fireplaces, give this property considerable charm and character.
Upon entering you are greeted by a welcoming entrance hall with timber floorboards and hatch to basement and doorway leading to a beautifully presented, open-plan kitchen/dining area - an ideal space for everyday living and entertaining alike.
Adjacent is a bright and comfortable sitting room, centred around an open fireplace.
A staircase rises to the first floor where the principal bedroom enjoys, handsome floorboards, large sash windows, fitted wardrobes and a generous en-suite shower room.
The second floor provides two further well-proportioned double bedrooms served by a family bathroom. Additional storage is available via the loft, and the property further benefits from a substantial cellar, suited to general storage or use as a wine cellar.
To the rear is a low-maintenance shared courtyard garden overlooked by the back window the kitchen and accessed via a private rear passage.
Location
Set in Tunbridge Wells, this town is rich in history, the Pantiles being the historic heart of the town - originally a spa-town promenade built around the chalybeate spring that gave Tunbridge Wells its fame in the 17th century- around the time Jordan Cottage was built. For railway links, Tunbridge Wells station is a 5-minute walk through the town, connecting you to London in just under an hour. For road links there is easy access to the A21 and M25 connecting you to London and the Kentish countryside. Home to a fantastic range of restaurants, bars, pubs, retail shopping, fine dining, entertainment and more there is plenty to keep you busy with in Tunbridge Wells.
Agents Note:- Tunbridge Wells Borough Council. Tax Band E. Grade 2 listed property with shared courtyard garden to rear with right of way. In line with money laundering regulations (5th directive) all purchasers will be required to allow us to verify their identity and their financial situation in order to proceed.
Tenure: Freehold