How is the ground floor laid out? You enter into a large entrance hallway and to the right is the breakfast diner providing a spacious area for family breakfasts or other meals. This has handy access to the newly fitted modern shaker style kitchen which has a good range of wall and floor units with beautiful Quartz worktops, ample space for preparing family meals. There is a gas hob with extractor above, built in Smeg oven and grill, integrated washing machine and dishwasher. There is a space to house American style fridge freezer to help in catering for all the family’s needs. Then there is the lounge and dining area where there are two sets of double glazed French doors leading to the rear garden and also these allow plenty of light to flood into this rear living space. It gives and open airy feel as you enter making it a space you want to relax in. The dining area has potential for many uses and is currently a superb study but was previously a separate bedroom - your choice to do as you wish.
How big are the bedrooms downstairs? In our opinion, the bedrooms are large by anyone’s standards. Set at the front of the property these double bedrooms afford plenty of space with spacious built-in wardrobes. These are supported by a sumptuous shower room with tiling to the walls and floor and a luxurious walk in shower with contemporary black fittings really does set the tone here, just gorgeous!
So, what’s upstairs? Well, there is a further large double bedroom benefiting from that lavishly thick carpet which gives that cosy, relaxing feel. There is also lots of storage in the eaves. At the top of the stairs is the study/lounge area providing a private space away from day-to-day life. It too benefits from the same carpet making at an area that can have a variety of uses. We have called it a study/lounge area where possibly a student can have peace and quiet for private study. The adjacent bathroom has a bath with shower attachment, Low level WC and wash basin. These rooms provide an opportunity for near self-contained living on the upper floor or as a main bedroom suite set up. Plenty of light fills all of these rooms from the Velux windows set into the ceilings.
So, what about the outside? The property is approached by a private shared driveway leading to the garage and parking for up to five cars. The rear garden has a bright and sunny southerly aspect with a large, flagged patio. The built-in barbecue gives a perfect opportunity to entertain friends and family. The rest of the garden is laid to lawn with borders containing mature trees and shrubs. New wooden fencing has been erected to the boundaries with a side gate giving access to the countryside walk. There is a large garden shed providing storage for all those things you need to keep dry and safe. The detached single garage has an electric up and over door along with power and lighting with the added bonus of an external electric vehicle charging point.
Ashford Road, Harrietsham, ME17
Valid until 31.10.2032
Property Type: | House | Build Form: | Detached |
Transaction Type: | Marketed sale | Energy Tariff: | Unknown |
Main Fuel: | Mains gas (not community) | Main Gas: | Yes |
Flat Top Storey: | No | Top Storey: | 0 |
Glazing Type: | Double glazing installed during or after 2002 | Previous Extension: | 0 |
Open Fireplace: | 0 | Ventilation: | Natural |
Walls: | Cavity wall, as built, insulated (assumed) | Walls Energy: | Good |
Roof: | Pitched, insulated (assumed) | Roof Energy: | Good |
Main Heating: | Boiler and radiators, mains gas | Main Heating Controls: | Programmer, room thermostat and TRVs |
Hot Water System: | From main system | Hot Water Energy Efficiency: | Good |
Lighting: | Low energy lighting in 48% of fixed outlets | Floors: | Solid, insulated (assumed) |
Total Floor Area: | 158 m2 |
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