Renovated Victorian cottage with large south-facing garden and easy rail access to Canterbury.
Gated driveway with ample off-street parking
Large secluded south-facing garden with field views
Newly renovated throughout; ready to move into
Dual-aspect lounge/dining room with log burner
Feature Aga and exposed brick inglenook in kitchen
Solid brick walls (pre-1900) — likely no wall insulation
Slow broadband and average mobile signal strength
Single bathroom; three flexible upstairs rooms
Step into a renovated late-Victorian cottage that blends period character with ready-to-live-in comfort. The house has been fully refreshed throughout, preserving original charm such as exposed brick inglenook and a feature Aga while adding modern conveniences including double glazing and a new heating system with a log burner in the dual-aspect lounge.
The property sits on a large, secluded south-facing garden (approx. 115ft x 35ft) with fruit trees and open field views — ideal for family outdoor life, gardening or entertaining. A gated driveway provides off-street parking and the location on the edge of Chartham places countryside calm within a short drive or one stop by rail to Canterbury.
Accommodation is flexible: a spacious lounge/dining room, country-style kitchen, utility and a ground-floor bathroom with both bath and shower, plus three upstairs rooms that work as two bedrooms plus a study/child’s room. At about 926 sq ft, the layout suits a growing family or buyers seeking a countryside base with easy city access.
There are a few practical points to note. The house is solid-brick as built (pre-1900) and likely lacks wall insulation; long-term improvement works may be desirable. Broadband speeds are reported as slow and mobile signal average — relevant for home-workers. There is a single bathroom and some rooms are modest in size, so couples or small families will get the best use of the space.