- Excellent cul de sac location +
- Stylish interiors and great proportions +
- Double aspect kitchen/dining room with roof lantern +
- Triple aspect sitting room with log burner +
- Snug and Study +
- Four bedrooms (one with en-suite) +
- Family bathroom +
- Garden room +
- Wrap around landscaped gardens of 1/3 of an acre +
Originally built in 1929, the house has some period features but has been comprehensively and painstakingly extended to provide a stylish, contemporary home with excellent proportions throughout including a stunning double aspect kitchen/dining room with roof lantern and is set in wraparound landscaped gardens of 1/3 of an acre.
The entrance hall leads to a useful study to the front of the house with the triple aspect sitting room to the right – a well-proportioned room with a log burner and French doors out to the garden.
The stylish kitchen/dining room to the rear is a fabulous space with charcoal cabinetry under quartz worktops, a generous island unit and plenty of space for a dining table and chairs. There is a delightful garden room/family area to the right of the main kitchen with a roof lantern and wide sliding glass doors out to the terrace flooding the space with natural light.
There is a useful utility room and wc and a cosy snug to the front of the house.
On the first floor, the wide galleried landing has all four bedrooms spurring off the space with the principal bedroom having a contemporary en-suite shower room whilst the remaining three bedrooms have access to the family bathroom.
Outside
A block paved and gravel driveway provides parking for several vehicles with an area of lawn to the front bordered by mature hedging whilst the remaining gardens are south-west facing and wrap around the house and are beautifully landscaped with shrub borders, hedging and specimen trees providing year round colour and interest. A paved terrace spans the rear of the house – an excellent entertaining space and there is a useful garden room which could be a summer house or work from home office. In total approximately 1.3 of an acre.
Situation
The property is set at the end of this small cul-de-sac convenient for local primary schools, Tonbridge mainline station for a commuter service to London Bridge, Charing Cross and Cannon Street in about 45 minutes, and the A21 for a direct route to the M25 national motorway network. In both Tonbridge and Tunbridge Wells there are highly regarded grammar schools. In Bidborough village centre there is a local shop, pub/restaurant and ancient church. Tunbridge Wells and Tonbridge are both just under 3 miles for a wide range of shopping facilities and amenities.
Property Ref Number:
HAM-62306
Additional Information
All mains services
Tunbridge Wells Borough Council Band G.