- Three bedrooms across three floors, flexible second-floor master
- Private rear garden with patio, lawn and summer house office
- 0.3 miles to Farningham mainline station, strong commute links
- Modern fitted kitchen and contemporary neutral decoration throughout
- Freehold tenure and affordable council tax Band C
- EPC D and older construction; thermal improvements likely needed
- Small plot and medium flood risk on the property record
- One family bathroom (separate bath and shower cubicle)
A well-presented Victorian mid-terrace offering three bedrooms and generous living space across three floors, ideal for a first-time or second-time buyer seeking easy commuting. The house sits in a semi-rural pocket of South Darenth with open field and lake views to the rear, and is a short 0.3-mile walk to Farningham mainline station.
Inside, the home is presented in neutral contemporary tones with a modern fitted kitchen, a bay-fronted sitting room and a second reception/dining room. The second-floor master bedroom is a standout, providing flexible space for a bedroom, study, or hobby area. The private rear garden includes a patio, lawn, shrub borders and a summer house that serves as a useful home-office or multipurpose room.
Practical positives include freehold tenure, double glazing, mains gas heating via boiler and radiators, and convenient road links to the M25/M20/A20 and nearby Bluewater. Local amenities include a Co-op, pharmacy, pubs and several Ofsted-rated primary and secondary schools within reach.
Buyers should note the property has an EPC rating of D and is of pre-1900 construction; external walls are granite/whinstone with no known insulation, so improving thermal performance may be required. The rear garden and summer house are attractive but the plot is small and there is a medium flooding risk. Overall, this is a neat, characterful home that offers immediate move-in comfort with clear potential to upgrade energy efficiency over time.
