• Handsome semi detached period home in a sought after residential location +
• Close proximity to mainline station and a range of well regarded schools +
• Feature fireplaces, deep skirting boards, bay windows, high ceilings, and many other character features +
• Four bedrooms plus a further bedroom/study, three receptions, two bathrooms +
• Versatile accommodation across three floors, mature rear garden with workshop +

Houses in the conservation area, and in Upper Queens Road particularly, continue to hold great appeal for both local and London buyers, -- Adam Howell, Head of Ashford Homes

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A fine period home arranged over three floors retaining much of its original charm and character, extending to a little over 1800 square ft of accommodation and located in one of the town's premier roads.

Upper Queens Road is in the centre of Ashford and represents a secluded and quiet residential area that is highly convenient for road and rail links including HS1 with access to Central London in 37 minutes.

Predominantly comprising larger Victorian homes with good sized gardens, it sits within the conservation area and the character in the road will be protected and enhanced for years to come.

Multiple highly rated schools including Highworth Grammar and the independent Ashford School are within walking distance, along with a multitude of local amenities making this one of the most consistently well regarded locations in Ashford.

This exceptional property boasts many of the features you would hope to see in a house of this nature, such as feature fireplaces, deep skirting boards, fabulous high ceilings, rear box bay windows, ornate staircases, and a stunning stained glass front door.

The accommodation is extremely comfortable with a choice of generous reception rooms and four bedrooms of double proportions on the first and second floor, a useful downstairs shower room is complimented by the main family bathroom, making this a versatile home that can accommodate larger families of different generations.

A deep rear garden is screened by mature trees and hedgerows ensuring privacy and seclusion, with a useful workshop building for hobbies, DIY, or simply handy storage. The front garden is also particularly private with an established hedgerow shielding the house from the road, many neighbouring homes have converted this space to provide dedicated off road parking, although permits are available and space can generally be easily found in front of the property.