• Separate Annexe +
• Double Garage +
• Walk To Station +
• Large Plot +
• Recently Renovated +
• Excellent Local Schools +

OPEN HOUSE - SATURDAY 7TH MARCH - APPOINTMENT ONLY. £1.5m-£1.6m | Set back from the road behind a mature front garden and driveway, this attractive detached brick home offers over 2,600 sq ft of versatile accommodation, including a garage and self-contained annexe, making it particularly well suited to modern family life. To the front, the sitting room is a warm and inviting space, centred around a character brick fireplace with inset stove. It’s easy to imagine winter evenings here with the fire lit, or relaxed weekends with family gathered around. The bay window brings in plenty of natural light, while the generous proportions allow space for both everyday comfort and entertaining. The heart of the home lies to the rear with an impressive kitchen/dining room stretching over 29 feet in length. This is the kind of space that naturally becomes the backdrop to daily life. The central island, with gas hob and breakfast seating, is perfect for informal breakfasts, homework sessions or chatting while meals are prepared. Integrated appliances and streamlined cabinetry keep everything practical yet uncluttered. Large sliding doors frame views of the garden and open directly onto the patio, making it easy to move between indoors and out during the warmer months. Whether it’s summer barbecues, children playing on the lawn, or friends gathered around the dining table, this room is designed to bring people together. Just off the kitchen, the garden room provides a more relaxed second reception area and ideal as a playroom, reading room or somewhere to unwind at the end of the day. A separate study at the front of the house offers a quiet, dedicated workspace for those working from home, while a utility room and downstairs WC add everyday practicality. Upstairs, the principal bedroom offers built-in storage and its own en-suite, creating a comfortable and private retreat. Three further bedrooms provide flexibility for children, guests or hobbies, served by a modern family bathroom. One of the standout features is the self-contained annexe. With its own kitchen/sitting room, conservatory, double bedroom and en-suite, it offers genuine independence while remaining part of the main home. It would suit an older relative, an independent teenager, long-term guests, or even provide potential income, subject to any necessary consents. It’s a space that gives options and is something many families increasingly value. Outside, the rear garden feels established and private, with a patio directly off the kitchen for outdoor dining and a lawn framed by mature planting. It’s a space that works equally well for children, pets, or simply enjoying a quieter moment with a coffee in the morning. Altogether, this is a substantial and adaptable home in a sought-after Sevenoaks location: offering generous living space, room to grow, and the flexibility to accommodate changing needs over time. It’s a house designed not just for living in, but for living well. Location Guide Situated in a well-established residential area to the north of Sevenoaks town centre, Downsview Road enjoys a peaceful setting while remaining within easy reach of the town’s amenities. Sevenoaks is one of Kent’s most established market towns, known for its attractive High Street, extensive green spaces and strong commuter connections to London. The area combines period properties and modern family homes, with tree-lined streets and a distinctly suburban feel, all framed by the surrounding Kent countryside. Transport Links Sevenoaks is particularly well regarded for its rail connections. Sevenoaks railway station provides regular Southeastern services to London Charing Cross and London Bridge, with typical journey times to central London of around 25–35 minutes, making it a popular choice for commuters. There are also direct services towards Tonbridge, Tunbridge Wells and Hastings. For road users, the A25 runs through the town centre, connecting to neighbouring towns including Westerham and Tonbridge. The M25 motorway is easily accessible via Junction 5, offering convenient routes towards London, Gatwick and the wider motorway network. Local bus services operate throughout Sevenoaks and the surrounding villages, linking residential areas with the town centre and station. Education Sevenoaks offers a wide selection of well-regarded educational establishments at primary and secondary level. Primary options within reach include Riverhead Infants’ School and Amherst School, while secondary provision includes the selective Tunbridge Wells Grammar School for Boys annex in Sevenoaks and the highly regarded Weald of Kent Grammar School Sevenoaks campus. The town is also home to Sevenoaks School, an internationally recognised independent co-educational day and boarding school located close to the town centre. A number of additional preparatory and independent schools can be found in and around Sevenoaks, contributing to the area’s strong educational reputation. Local Attractions One of Sevenoaks’ most notable landmarks is Knole Park, a historic deer park covering over 1,000 acres and surrounding the impressive Knole house, cared for by the National Trust. The park provides extensive walking routes and open green space just a short distance from Downsview Road. The town centre features a mix of national retailers, independent boutiques and cafés along its historic High Street. Sevenoaks Vine Cricket Club and Greatness Park offer further outdoor and sporting facilities, while the nearby North Downs provide access to scenic countryside walks and cycling routes. Entertainment Cultural and leisure facilities are centred around the Stag Theatre and Cinema, a well-established venue hosting film screenings, theatre productions and community events. The town also offers a selection of restaurants, traditional pubs and coffee shops, catering to a range of tastes. For more extensive retail and leisure options, Bluewater Shopping Centre is accessible by car via the M25. Overall, Downsview Road benefits from its position within a mature residential setting while enjoying convenient access to Sevenoaks’ transport links, educational facilities and extensive green spaces, making it well suited to a variety of lifestyles.