Two-bedroom period home with parking, close to village green and direct trains to London.
- Opposite Bearsted train station; direct commuter links to London
- Rear private off‑street parking space, rare for the street
- Master bedroom benefits from an en‑suite shower room
- EPC rating C; mains gas boiler and double glazing installed
- Shared low‑maintenance rear garden; small plot size
- Period stone exterior with character; external wear and damp signs
- Low ground‑floor ceilings and compact room sizes throughout
- Stone walls likely lack modern insulation; refurbishment needed
A characterful two-bedroom cottage (with a versatile loft room) set directly opposite Bearsted train station. The property combines Victorian stone exterior and period features with practical modern additions such as double glazing and a gas boiler. The rear parking space and shared garden are notable conveniences in this popular village location.
Internally the layout works well for first-time buyers or a buy-to-let investor: a cosy front reception, kitchen-diner, ground-floor bathroom and a rear master bedroom with en‑suite. The loft room provides useful extra space for a third bedroom, home office or storage. The EPC rating of C reflects reasonable energy performance for the age of the house.
There are a few material points to note. The house shows signs of wear externally and the description flags potential damp and dated external finishes; some refurbishment will be required to refresh the façade and interior. The property’s original stone walls are assumed uninsulated, and the ground-floor ceilings are lower than modern standards, which contributes to a snug cottage feel but may not suit everyone.
Overall this freehold mid-terrace cottage offers strong location benefits—village amenities, good schools nearby, and direct rail links—paired with scope to add value through targeted refurbishment. It will particularly suit buyers seeking a commuter base, an income-producing let, or a project to personalise in a highly affluent area.