A most attractive ragstone cottage, located in the sought-after village of Crockham Hill, enjoying a picturesque rural outlook over adjacent fields frequently dotted with grazing sheep. Dating originally to the 1840s and built by the stonemasons constructing nearby Holy Trinity Church, this charming property has been the subject of full-scale renovation and enlargement in recent years to create a thoroughly modern home providing truly versatile, family-friendly accommodation. To the first floor are three bedrooms and a four-piece bathroom, whilst the ground level follows a sociable, broken open-plan arrangement, with a capacious dining kitchen forming a stunning, central showpiece. Oxted, with its mainline station providing fast and frequent services to London and convenient range of day-to-day amenities, is within a ten minute' drive and the local well-regarded pre and primary schools within a couple of minutes' walk.
- CHAIN FREE
- DESIRABLE VILLAGE SETTING WITH VIBRANT COMMUNITY, PUB & CHURCH
- WALKING DISTANCE TO PRE & PRIMARY SCHOOLS
- (UNLISTED) VICTORIAN RAGSTONE COTTAGE WITH PERIOD FEATURES
- VERSATILE ACCOMMODATION
- THREE/FOUR BEDROOMS
- OPEN-PLAN DINING KITCHEN & SEPARATE UTILITY
- DRIVEWAY PARKING
- RURAL OUTLOOK
- OXTED STATION - 4 MILES
POINTS OF NOTE:
• Front door opening into a lobby where a high-level cupboard houses the fuse board/meters and there is space to hang coats/store shoes
• Dual aspect, open plan kitchen/dining/family room of impressive proportion with practical laminate wood flooring, a set of folding doors opening to a decked garden terrace and a pair of large skylights imbuing the whole space with a superb quality of natural light. The kitchen area is fitted with a range of timeless, Shaker-style base and wall cupboards in a gloss white finish to include an accompanying island with casual breakfast bar. A double electric oven and four ring electric ceramic hob have been integrated to include a fitted extractor over and there is space/plumbing for both a dishwasher and tall fridge freezer. Exposed brick and stonework contrasts strikingly with the modernity of the space and a door opens to a:
• Separate utility room with co-ordinating Shaker-style cupboards and space/plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer
• Well-proportioned yet cosy, dual-aspect sitting room incorporating a fireplace with recessed log burner set atop a slate tiled hearth
• An inner hallway area with access to a useful understairs’ cloakroom with WC, hand basin and tongue and groove panelling to dado height, is currently utilised as a home office space
• A further ground floor reception doubles as an additional bedroom should one wish. (NB. The wall-mounted LPG fired boiler is fitted within this room)
• A stairwell with exposed brickwork and carpeted staircase rises to the first floor first, where there are two double-sized bedrooms, to include one with an authentic fireplace recess, together with a single bedroom ideal as a nursery, with door to a built-in cupboard over the stairs
• Recently renewed bathroom encompassing a full-length panelled bath, corner shower enclosure with drench head and hand-held attachment, vanity console with basin, integral storage and concealed cistern WC. A ladder style, chrome towel warmer is a practical addition, whilst exposed brickwork and wooden flooring add character to the space
• The loft space can be access via a hatch from the upstairs landing
• Externally, the garden space is part-walled/part-fenced and laid to lawn, with views across to adjacent fields, a sizeable decked terrace, timber summer house and direct access to the off-street parking area, accessed via Church Lane
SERVICES, OUTGOINGS & INFORMATION:
Mains electricity, water and drainage. LPG fuelled boiler for heating (electric immersion hot water)
Council Tax Band: D (Sevenoaks)
EPC: TBA
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