A beautiful three bedroom end-of-terrace house, offered to the market with no onward chain and located in the highly sought-after village of Harbledown which lies approximately one mile from Canterbury West railway station and the city centre. Originally constructed in 1853 as the headmaster's residence for the adjoining village school, the property oozes charm and character throughout. The exterior is particularly attractive being constructed of mellow stone masonry with exquisite detailing of the window surrounds and lintels. Whilst requiring some modernisation the accommodation is spacious and light with further scope to extend if required. The ground floor offers two reception rooms, each with original stripped floor boards and shelving and storage to the alcoves beside the chimney breasts. The kitchen is a good size with a range of fitted units and a door leads to a dining area and a lobby with a ground floor WC. On the first floor are two double bedrooms, each with fitted wardrobes, and a bathroom whereas the second floor has an attic bedroom with eaves storage. Externally, there is parking immediately in front of the house for two or three cars and to the rear is a large garden which is currently laid to lawn with a variety of mature trees. Although being a village in its own right, Harbledown is adjacent to the St Dunstans area of Canterbury and is within walking distance of local shops, schools and amenities. There is also a regular bus service into Canterbury and easy access to the A2/M2 corridor.

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