Welcome to this charming period end-terrace house located in the picturesque village of Shorne, Gravesend. This delightful property boasts two reception rooms, three cosy bedrooms, and two bathrooms, offering ample space for comfortable living.

Stepping inside, you'll be greeted by the character and warmth of this extended cottage, perfect for those who appreciate a touch of history in their home. The open plan kitchen dining living area is ideal for entertaining guests or simply enjoying family meals together.

Situated in the conservation area of Chestnut Green, you'll find yourself surrounded by the beauty of nature while still being conveniently close to local amenities. The west-facing garden is a lovely spot to unwind after a long day, basking in the afternoon sun.

With parking for one vehicle to the rear of the property, you'll never have to worry about finding a space after a long day out. The 946 sq ft of living space provides a comfortable and cosy environment for you to make your own.

Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this charming period property in the heart of Shorne. Book a viewing today and step into your future home filled with character and warmth.

Description

Seamlessly extended to ensure the look of this fabulous cottage the house is approached by a long front garden off the country lane that runs in front. A good size frontage with possibilities of adaptation to add more parking if required, subject to planning. A welcoming modern doorway that sits well with the period allows you access into the original cosy lounge with its open fire now with a wood burning stove inserted. Storage spaces to the alcoves are welcome combining shelving cupboard spaces and room for logs ready to put in the fire for those cosy evenings in the colder months. Double doors lead through to further open plan area which is truly the hub of the house. Utilising the side extension and linking the rear of the original cottage this now has a socially connected living dining kitchen space that most modern buyers are looking for. Quality modern fittings throughout the house with character in mind make the updates merge with its original look. The modern shaker style kitchen with solid wood work surfaces are a great example of this. French doors lead out to a beautifully presented West facing garden connecting the outside space for those social gatherings.Upstairs the house provides three bedrooms. The bright double aspect master sits to the front in the extension to offer a good sized room and ensuite shower room. The second bedroom is also a good sized double in the original cottage with feature fireplace and low level windows. The third bedroom, currently used as a dressing room offers built in wardrobes to one wall but is almost square in shape should you wish to sue it as a bedroom space. The main bathroom continues the modern character feel with a roll top bath, vanity style sink and tiling.The garden is a delight with a covered seating area, cottage style planting and mature borders. Being West facing it attracts the sun from late morning til the end of the day and is a great place to spend time or socialise with the family and friends. To the rear is a brick wood store and cabin with electric that could provide a fantastic place to work from home. Beyond the garden is a parking space that can be accessed via a service road running to the rear.

Location

Shorne is a picturesque village offering local shops, public houses, church, pre school and primary school. Adjacent to Shorne village there is Shorne Wood Country Park, an area of outstanding natural beauty designated a site of special scientific interest for its wildlife value. The village is within easy reach of Gravesend and Medway towns providing further excellent schooling. Convenient access to the M2 and M25 motorways linking to both Gatwick and Heathrow airports, London, Bluewater and the International railway station at Ebbsfleet offering a 17 minute link to London and the Channel Ports. The commuter is well served by a coach service running from the area to London, together with main line railway station at Sole Street and Higham on the Victoria and Cannon Street line.