Spacious family home with large garden and parking, ready for updating.
Three bedrooms with two reception rooms and cellar for storage or conversion potential
Off-street parking bay to the front; side access to rear garden
Generous rear garden with lawn, fruit trees and seating areas
Kitchen dated (1980s units) — requires modernization to increase value
Single shower room only; one bathroom may limit larger families
Solid brick pre-1900 construction; walls likely uninsulated (assumed)
Double glazing fitted post-2002 and gas central heating installed
No forward chain; EPC rating D, Council Tax band B (modest)
A spacious three-bedroom Victorian end-of-terrace positioned on the Maidstone/Barming border, offered with no onward chain. The house retains period character — bay windows, a central fireplace and mellowed brick elevations — while benefiting from replacement double glazing and gas central heating. Off-street parking to the front and side access lead to a generous rear garden, rare for this street type and useful for families or keen gardeners.
Internally there are two reception rooms, a cellar, and a single shower room; overall room sizes are typical for an older family home, giving flexible living and dining layouts. The kitchen is serviceable but dated (1980s-style units and tiled floors) and would reward modernization to unlock full value. The property is solid-brick construction (pre-1900) with no known flood risk and modest running costs (Council Tax band B, EPC D).
This home suits a family or first-time buyer seeking a characterful house near good schools and local amenities, with potential to improve and personalize. Notable practical points: the solid walls are likely uninsulated (as built), the single shower room means only one bathroom, and cosmetic/modernisation work in the kitchen and some internal areas is probable. Viewing is recommended to appreciate the garden, layout and period features in person.