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Freehold
From
£350,000
3 bed detached bungalow for sale
Bridge, Canterbury CT43 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
EPC rating: G
Key Information
Tenure:
Freehold
Council tax band:
D
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- Adisham Church of England Primary School 1.6 miles
- Barham Church of England Primary School 1.7 miles
- Adisham 2.1 miles
- Bekesbourne 2.3 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Features and description
- Freehold
- No Forward Chain
- Three Bedroom Detached
- Set Within The Kent Downs An Area Of Natural Beauty
- Semi Rural Location
- Period Features
- Sat On A Quarter Of An Acre Of Land
- In Need of Modernisation
- Wealth Of Charm And Character
- Brick and Block Construction
- No Adaptions for Accessibility
Situated within the picturesque setting of the Kent Downs, an area renowned for its natural beauty, this three-bedroom detached property offers a unique opportunity to reside in a semi-rural location. Boasting a generous quarter-acre land parcel, this residence presents a harmonious blend of convenient living and historic charm with a history dating back to the 18th century.
Upon arrival, one is greeted by the alluring façade of this period property, which exudes a certain timeless appeal. The interior of the home offers a wealth of charm and character, showcasing an array of period features that are sure to captivate those with an appreciation for the past. From exposed wooden beams to original fireplaces.
The residence encompasses a spacious living room, ideal for hosting gatherings or simply unwinding after a long day. A separate dining room provides a formal space for meals, perfect for entertaining guests or enjoying family dinners. The kitchen has been thoughtfully designed to blend with the property's historic aesthetic, offering ample storage and preparation space for culinary enthusiasts. One will find three well-appointed bedrooms, each offering a tranquil retreat for rest and relaxation. The master bedroom boasts ample natural light and generous proportions, providing a serene sanctuary for its occupants.
Outfitted with all the amenities needed for contemporary living, this property is further enhanced by its idyllic scenic location amidst the stunning landscape of the Kent Downs, with panoramic views and in an area of natural beauty and with the nearest property half a mile away. With no forward chain, the opportunity to own a piece of history in such a breath-taking setting is not to be missed. Book your viewing today and experience the magic of this period home first hand.
Identification checks
Should a purchaser(s) have an offer accepted on a property marketed by Miles & Barr, they will need to undertake an identification check. This is done to meet our obligation under Anti Money Laundering Regulations (aml) and is a legal requirement. We use a specialist third party service to verify your identity. The cost of these checks is £60 inc. VAT per purchase, which is paid in advance, when an offer is agreed and prior to a sales memorandum being issued. This charge is non-refundable under any circumstances.
EPC Rating: G
Location
The village of Bridge is situated in the Nailbourne Valley in an attractive rural setting on the old Roman road of Watling Street. It lies 2.5 miles southeast of Canterbury and 12 miles from Dover. Bridge, like
other similar villages in the locality is a popular residential area for people working in Canterbury and other nearby towns. It has a Post Office, butchers, a health centre, primary school, dental surgery, mini market, three pubs and many other facilities. The nearby cathedral city of Canterbury is a vibrant and cosmopolitan city, with a thriving city centre offering a wide array of High Street brands alongside a diverse mix of independent retailers, cafes, and international restaurants. The city also offers a fine selection of sporting, leisure, and recreational amenities, including the refurbished Marlowe Theatre.
Entrance Hall
Directly opposite the front door, and across the lane is the corner/start of Gipsy Wood (small but very ancient), by which is the start of a footpath, which is a variant of the nationally famous 'Pilgrims Way.' Here it is just a couple of steps across the road from the front door, to find yourself in the beautiful 18th and 19th century Ileden Park (long down to farmland, but still having its plantations of parkland trees -- an idyllic and very peaceful place with stunning views, and adjacent to the historic Barham Downs (where is found the North Downs Way, from where panoramic views into and across the beautiful Elham Valley (a 5+ minutes walk from the front door).
Dining Room (3.70m x 3.69m)
A traditional kitchen parlour (kitchen - dining/sitting room) of 18th century style and features. Chief of the latter being a beautiful large fireplace.
Kitchen (2.56m x 1.40m)
The kitchen is whilst a distinct area with great charm and character (including beamed ceiling with the sloping angle (rare feature of a 'catslide roof'), connects via walk through to be the kitchen area of the combined main feature room of the property: A traditional 18th century kitchen parlour.
Bathroom (2.68m x 1.74m)
Requires modernisation including a new ceiling.
Bedroom (3.15m x 2.50m)
The smallest bedroom has a beamed wall, and on one side a fully exposed brick wall feature with a beautiful fireplace feature. The room offers also the opportunity for conversion to a study/small sitting room.
Bedroom (3.69m x 3.08m)
The main feature of this large bedroom is the beautiful beamed wall.
Bedroom (5.46m x 3.01m)
Includes a walk-in fitted/shelved wardrobe room. Because the bedroom is adjacent in one part to the large bathroom with the latter offering redevelopment opportunity, a minor but valuable interior development would be for enabling through a doorway en-suite access to the latter. Also, because of the bathroom's position, mentioned, it would be possible for a part of the bedroom (a large one) to be connected to the plumbing easily, enabling the creation of a small WC and shower unit with sink.
Lounge (5.46m x 3.40m)
Garden
A traditional 'verge side' cottage, reflected in the historic feature of the rear hedge/boundary aligning with a parish boundary, there is a pathway area to rear of the property, small hedged garden area with concrete paths from outside of the building to foot of hedge to the front. The property's gardens are to the sides, including the smaller of the two at the kitchen area end (including an old workshop with electricity, that has the potential for redevelopment under an outline planning permission application, to be come a summer room and out of doors office. The main garden, which is to the west of the property includes the special feature of a 300+ years old oak tree. The views from the gardens to the rear are truly panoramic, as Gipsy Cottage is located towards the top of a shallow valley that stretches for miles giving stunning views reaching as far as the northern coast of East Kent (the property is in the exact geographic centre of the East Kent peninsular.
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Upon arrival, one is greeted by the alluring façade of this period property, which exudes a certain timeless appeal. The interior of the home offers a wealth of charm and character, showcasing an array of period features that are sure to captivate those with an appreciation for the past. From exposed wooden beams to original fireplaces.
The residence encompasses a spacious living room, ideal for hosting gatherings or simply unwinding after a long day. A separate dining room provides a formal space for meals, perfect for entertaining guests or enjoying family dinners. The kitchen has been thoughtfully designed to blend with the property's historic aesthetic, offering ample storage and preparation space for culinary enthusiasts. One will find three well-appointed bedrooms, each offering a tranquil retreat for rest and relaxation. The master bedroom boasts ample natural light and generous proportions, providing a serene sanctuary for its occupants.
Outfitted with all the amenities needed for contemporary living, this property is further enhanced by its idyllic scenic location amidst the stunning landscape of the Kent Downs, with panoramic views and in an area of natural beauty and with the nearest property half a mile away. With no forward chain, the opportunity to own a piece of history in such a breath-taking setting is not to be missed. Book your viewing today and experience the magic of this period home first hand.
Identification checks
Should a purchaser(s) have an offer accepted on a property marketed by Miles & Barr, they will need to undertake an identification check. This is done to meet our obligation under Anti Money Laundering Regulations (aml) and is a legal requirement. We use a specialist third party service to verify your identity. The cost of these checks is £60 inc. VAT per purchase, which is paid in advance, when an offer is agreed and prior to a sales memorandum being issued. This charge is non-refundable under any circumstances.
EPC Rating: G
Location
The village of Bridge is situated in the Nailbourne Valley in an attractive rural setting on the old Roman road of Watling Street. It lies 2.5 miles southeast of Canterbury and 12 miles from Dover. Bridge, like
other similar villages in the locality is a popular residential area for people working in Canterbury and other nearby towns. It has a Post Office, butchers, a health centre, primary school, dental surgery, mini market, three pubs and many other facilities. The nearby cathedral city of Canterbury is a vibrant and cosmopolitan city, with a thriving city centre offering a wide array of High Street brands alongside a diverse mix of independent retailers, cafes, and international restaurants. The city also offers a fine selection of sporting, leisure, and recreational amenities, including the refurbished Marlowe Theatre.
Entrance Hall
Directly opposite the front door, and across the lane is the corner/start of Gipsy Wood (small but very ancient), by which is the start of a footpath, which is a variant of the nationally famous 'Pilgrims Way.' Here it is just a couple of steps across the road from the front door, to find yourself in the beautiful 18th and 19th century Ileden Park (long down to farmland, but still having its plantations of parkland trees -- an idyllic and very peaceful place with stunning views, and adjacent to the historic Barham Downs (where is found the North Downs Way, from where panoramic views into and across the beautiful Elham Valley (a 5+ minutes walk from the front door).
Dining Room (3.70m x 3.69m)
A traditional kitchen parlour (kitchen - dining/sitting room) of 18th century style and features. Chief of the latter being a beautiful large fireplace.
Kitchen (2.56m x 1.40m)
The kitchen is whilst a distinct area with great charm and character (including beamed ceiling with the sloping angle (rare feature of a 'catslide roof'), connects via walk through to be the kitchen area of the combined main feature room of the property: A traditional 18th century kitchen parlour.
Bathroom (2.68m x 1.74m)
Requires modernisation including a new ceiling.
Bedroom (3.15m x 2.50m)
The smallest bedroom has a beamed wall, and on one side a fully exposed brick wall feature with a beautiful fireplace feature. The room offers also the opportunity for conversion to a study/small sitting room.
Bedroom (3.69m x 3.08m)
The main feature of this large bedroom is the beautiful beamed wall.
Bedroom (5.46m x 3.01m)
Includes a walk-in fitted/shelved wardrobe room. Because the bedroom is adjacent in one part to the large bathroom with the latter offering redevelopment opportunity, a minor but valuable interior development would be for enabling through a doorway en-suite access to the latter. Also, because of the bathroom's position, mentioned, it would be possible for a part of the bedroom (a large one) to be connected to the plumbing easily, enabling the creation of a small WC and shower unit with sink.
Lounge (5.46m x 3.40m)
Garden
A traditional 'verge side' cottage, reflected in the historic feature of the rear hedge/boundary aligning with a parish boundary, there is a pathway area to rear of the property, small hedged garden area with concrete paths from outside of the building to foot of hedge to the front. The property's gardens are to the sides, including the smaller of the two at the kitchen area end (including an old workshop with electricity, that has the potential for redevelopment under an outline planning permission application, to be come a summer room and out of doors office. The main garden, which is to the west of the property includes the special feature of a 300+ years old oak tree. The views from the gardens to the rear are truly panoramic, as Gipsy Cottage is located towards the top of a shallow valley that stretches for miles giving stunning views reaching as far as the northern coast of East Kent (the property is in the exact geographic centre of the East Kent peninsular.
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