- Well presented family home +
- Internal accommodation approximately 2,395 sq ft +
- Just over 1.8 miles from the village +
- Level southerly-facing garden +
- Garage and off road parking +
- Marden station with frequent train services to London +
- EPC Rating = D +
Well presented, terraced, five bedroom oast conversion in excess of 2,300 sq ft with garden and garaging.
Description
Middle Oast is a well presented property, part of a former substantial Kentish oast and granary, thought to originally date from the mid to late 19th century and sympathetically converted in 1990s.
This attractive home is situated about 1.8 miles to the north of the sought-after village of Marden with its variety of shops and amenities catering for everyday needs and mainline station with fast and frequent services to London.
Internally, the property features exposed oak timbers and beams, oak and limestone flooring and offers attractive accommodation which is currently arranged over three floors.
Ground floor accommodation comprises a hall, WC, sitting room (currently used as a dining room) with access via glazed doors to a southerly-facing terrace and the level lawned garden, an adjacent dining room, a bespoke fitted kitchen which is equipped with various appliances.
Over the first and second floors are a total of five bedrooms, served by two bathrooms (one en suite) and an en suite shower room. Bedroom two is situated on the second floor and also has access to ample eaves storage.
Outside, the enclosed southerly-facing garden extends to the rear of the house and overlooks neighbouring farmland. There is a single garage and three designated parking spaces.
Location
The popular village of Marden has a good range of shops catering for everyday needs including Marden Stores, a library, pharmacy, Doctor's surgery, a dentist and a petrol station with a hardware shop, cricket, hockey, padel and tennis club, primary school together with two pubs and Indian restaurants. More extensive shopping and leisure facilities can be found in Tunbridge Wells and Maidstone both with various supermarkets, shopping and leisure centres.
Marden and Staplehurst stations have frequent services to London Charing Cross and Cannon Street. Ashford has a high speed service to London St Pancras in about 37 minutes.
There are an excellent selection of schools in the area in both the state and private sectors at primary and secondary levels.