Extremely large detached mock-Tudor on a substantial plot
South-easterly mature garden, excellent for family entertaining
Double garage plus long driveway parking for multiple cars
Three sizeable reception rooms; downstairs W/C and utility
Built 1930–1949 — likely requires modernisation and upkeep
Cavity walls assumed uninsulated; potential retrofit/energy costs
Double glazing present but installation date unknown
Above-average local crime; council tax is quite expensive
This substantial detached mock-Tudor family house sits on a large plot in Maidstone, offering spacious living across multiple floors. Period character is evident in exposed beams, bay windows and an open fireplace, while three generous reception rooms give flexibility for living, working and play. The property is freehold and benefits from a double garage, long driveway parking and an expansive south-easterly garden ideal for family life and outdoor entertaining.
Practical strengths include a downstairs W/C, utility room and plentiful storage. Broadband speeds are fast and there are several well-rated primary and secondary schools nearby, including an Outstanding secondary. The home has modern mains gas central heating to radiators and is assessed as having no flood risk.
Notable considerations: the house dates from 1930–1949 so some systems and finishes may need updating; cavity walls have no installed insulation (assumed) and the double glazing install date is unknown. Council tax is described as quite expensive and local crime levels are above average. Buyers should budget for possible retrofit work (insulation, windows) and routine maintenance associated with an older property.
Overall, this property will suit families seeking character, space and a large garden in a convenient Maidstone location, and will reward buyers prepared to invest in energy and cosmetic upgrades to modernise and personalise the home.
