Sold STC - 3 bed House - Terraced

** VIEWINGS AVAILABLE FROM SATURDAY 11TH MAY ** Stylishly presented mid-terrace located in a tucked-away residential location on the outskirts of the town, benefitting from bright and spacious accommodation providing a comfortable and inviting atmosphere to call home. Perfect as a first purchase or to accommodate a growing family, the property has been extensively improved by the current owners to include the installation of an enviably appointed kitchen, contemporary bathroom, new gas-fired boiler, engineered oak flooring and ingenious understairs’ study space. A further highlight of this superb opportunity is the sociable, broken open-plan layout, creating a seamless flow between the living spaces. The smart turn-key finish also means you can move in and start enjoying your new home right away. To the rear, a low maintenance garden is perfect for those who appreciate outdoor space without the hassle of extensive upkeep, whilst to the front there is convenient, side-by-side driveway parking for two vehicles. Enjoying a picturesque outlook, this not-to-be-missed home is within easy reach of the historic High Street, as well as the Westerham Brewery & Squerryes Winery, which are just a short stroll away.

• POPULAR RESIDENTIAL LOCATION
• DRIVEWAY PARKING FOR TWO VEHICLES
• WALKABLE TO HIGH STREET AMENITIES
• RECENTLY REFURBISHED
• 'TURN-KEY' FINISH
• OPEN-PLAN LIVING
• LOW MAINTENANCE REAR GARDEN
• PLEASANT ASPECT TO REAR OVER ADJACENT FIELDS
• GAS FIRED CENTRAL HEATING & DOUBLE GLAZING
• CLOSE TO PRIMARY SCHOOL & KENT GRAMMAR CATCHMENT AREA

POINTS OF NOTE:

• Full double-glazing

• Entrance hall with practical tiled floor, built-in cupboard for coats and shoes, bespoke understairs' storage cupboards and door to a cloakroom with WC and hand basin. A portion of the understairs’ recess has also been cleverly utilised to create a dedicated study/home office space, complete with fitted oak desk and accompanying open shelving

• Generously proportioned sitting room, encompassing a deep, box bay window delivering an enhanced quality of natural light and offering a far-reaching, picturesque outlook to the wooded slopes to the south of the town. French doors enable the space to be open to/closed off from the adjacent dining room, with engineered oak flooring fitted throughout

• Dining room providing plenty of space for a large table and chairs, accommodating sizeable family gatherings with ease. Inset ceiling spots and open aspect to the:

• Impressively appointed kitchen comprising a comprehensive array of contemporary, handleless cabinetry in a navy blue colourway with marble effect composite counters/upstands over, undercabinet lighting and a striking peninsular style breakfast island, Le Mans corner cupboard, concealed bin system, tall cupboard ideal for a vacuum/ironing board and pantry with pull-out drawers. Integrated electric induction hob, eye-level electric double oven (combination microwave oven/grill and separate fan oven), dishwasher, full-height fridge and accompanying full-height freezer. Designated ‘utility’ cupboard with integrated washing machine and space to stack a tumble dryer above.

• Two large double bedrooms with ample space to install fitted wardrobes should one wish and a third bedroom with fitted storage cupboard/wardrobe

• Attractive family bathroom incorporating a shower bath with curved glass screen, drench head and hand-held attachment, WC, chrome towel warmer and wall-hung vanity console with basin and useful storage drawers. Tiled floor and localised wall-tiling

• Fully fenced landscaped rear garden, designed for minimal maintenance and maximum enjoyment, with artificial lawn, sleeper-edged raised beds and paved dining terrace. Pedestrian gate to a shared passageway, enabling gardening essentials to be easily brought in/out

• Block-paved driveway accommodating two vehicles, side-by-side

LOCATION:

The historic town of Westerham is located in the valley of the River Darent in a central position between the larger towns of Sevenoaks and Oxted. Westerham’s roots date back to the Vikings and Romans and today it has evolved into a charming market town attractive to residents, diverse businesses and visitors. The high street offers a comprehensive range of local shopping facilities, which include many interesting independent shops, together with a variety of cafes, pubs and restaurants.

SERVICES, OUTGOINGS & INFORMATION:

Mains: electricity, water, gas and drainage
Council Tax Band D - Sevenoaks District Council
EPC: C