Guide price £435,000 - £465,000. Freeman Forman are delighted to present this three bedroom Townhouse, offering a large double garage, private rear garden and driveway. The property is located on the south side of Town, within easy reach of the Towns amenities and Mainline Railway Station. An internal viewing comes highly recommended.
Accommodation: The ground floor includes an entrance hall, cloakroom with WC, well appointed kitchen and an impressive open plan sitting/dining room, with French doors that lead out to the rear garden. Stairs rise from the sitting room to the first floor landing, allowing access to the main bedroom with fitted wardrobes, two further bedrooms and a wet room with shower. The property enjoys superb views across Tunbridge Wells from the upstairs front bedrooms. There is a gas fired central heating system and double glazing throughout.
Outside: There is a private driveway to the front of the property, allowing access to the double garage space underneath the house, offering a large amount of storage space, or potentially other uses subject to any necessary planning consents. The rear garden offers a good level of privacy and offers an ideal space to enjoy the warmer summer months.
Location: The property is located towards the favoured southerly side of Tunbridge Wells town centre. Whilst the location is quiet and somewhat devoid of passing traffic, it is far more central than this would suggest with the Pantiles and Old High Street being only a short walking distance away. Tunbridge Wells itself is quite rightly renowned for its Georgian heritage and both Victorian and Edwardian architecture, the town is impressively individual in its style with an excellent range of independent retailers and restaurants located principally between Mount Pleasant and the Pantiles with a further range of primarily multiple retailers at the Royal Victoria Place shopping precinct and nearby North Farm Park. The town has a good range of social facilities including a number of sports and social clubs and two theatres and remains permanently popular with Londoners as a result of its educational facilities which include a good number of well regarded schools at primary, secondary, independent and grammar levels. The town has excellent transport links via the A21 trunk road that runs to both the M25 and the South Coast alongside two mainline railway stations with fast and frequent services to London.