DESCRIPTION
The Haven is a charming and characterful three-bedroom semi- detached cottage believed to be built around 1930.
The current owners have much improved the property by adding new double-glazed windows, boiler, radiators, kitchen and bathroom, along with re -plastering and decoration.

The property also has scope to extend subject to current planning permissions.
Construction is brick, with painted white render, off side entry door, double glazed windows and tiled roof.

FEATURES
Entrance hall, stairs to first floor.
WC. hand basin.
Sitting room, open feature fireplace with attractive surround, original panelled ceilings, French doors open on to the rear gardens.
Dining room, double glazed window overlooking front gardens, original ceilings.
Kitchen, a range of base and wall mounted cupboards, some glass fronted for display, gas range cooker, space and plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer, complimented by attractive worktops, and tiled flooring.
First floor, landing loft hatch.
Bedroom 1, double bedroom with double glazed window overlooking the rear gardens.
Bedroom 2, double bedroom with original pretty tiled feature fireplace, double glazed window to the front.
Bedroom 3, over stairs storage cupboard with shelving, double glazed window to the front.
Family bathroom, white suite with shower over bath, hand basin in vanity unit, attractively tiled.
Garden, well stocked cottage gardens have various sun terraces, and a wealth of planting.
Garage, single garage.

SITUATION
The cottage is located about 3 miles north of the historic city of Canterbury, and sits nicely between the villages of Hoath and Westbere

The property is a short walk from the village of Westbere which is set in a preservation area that overlooks the beautiful Westbere Lakes and is a haven for wildlife and country walkers alike. There is a village hall, All Saints Parish Church and the well-known Yew Tree public house/restaurant, which was built in 1348. It is one of the oldest pubs in Kent. Queen Anne and the Archbishop of Canterbury are reputed to have stayed here, and Dick Turpin evaded capture from the law hiding out there.

There is also a small parade of local shops nearby for everyday essentials, Junior Kings school and a mainline railway station connecting to Canterbury, Charing Cross and the coast.

The historic city of Canterbury offers a wider range of facilities, many cultural interests, excellent shopping centre, a wide selection of schools both in the private and state sectors, along with colleges and universities.