Map2 bedroom detached house
Detached house
2 beds
1 bath
116,740 sq ft / 10,846 sq m
EPC rating: C
Key information
Features and description
- Tenure: Freehold
- Detached holiday cottage with land
- Potential letting income
- Further scope offered by outbuildings
- Private driveway approach
- Nearby cycle and walking route to Canterbury
The UK holiday letting market is currently very strong and with everything that's going on in the travel industry, its future looks rosy - James Hickman, Rural Property
#TheGardenOfEngland
A detached part furnished holiday cottage capable of producing an excellent income set in gardens and paddocks with garaging and outside office. Potential for a second cottage STPP
This rare opportunity is situated within just 4 miles of Canterbury on the outskirts of the village of Chartham which has a station.
In all about 2.68 acres
Situation
Horton Lodge is tucked away at the end of a farm track and approached via a private driveway set within its own grounds.
Just across the river is a cycle route known as The Great Stour Way, a traffic free pedestrian and cycle route following the course of the river all the way to the City of Canterbury and also to the villages of Chartham and Chilham in the opposite direction (National Cycle Route 18).
The nearby village of Chartham has a mainline railway station connecting with both Canterbury West and Ashford International, each with connections to HS1.
For holiday visitors, the historic Cathedral City of Canterbury is just 3.5 miles distant with its shopping centre, cultural interests, UNESCO sites and tourist attractions. The surrounding North Downs countryside provides many walking routes and activities whilst cross channel travel can be accessed via Dover or Folkestone.
Horton Lodge
A detached two-bedroom holiday cottage capable of producing £25,000 to £30,000 per annum with consent only as a holiday cottage. This property cannot be used as a full-time dwelling.
The property represents a rare opportunity to acquire a holiday let income in glorious surroundings including gardens and fields with considerable privacy for visitors.
There are some additional outbuildings with further scope and potential, subject always to planning consent.
Planning
Horton Lodge has planning consent as a holiday cottage only, which was granted in 1995, the property cannot therefore be used as a full-time dwelling.
For all planning enquiries about Horton Lodge or to enquire of the planning potential of the outbuildings, please contact Canterbury City Council (canterbury.gov.uk).
Services
Mains water, electricity and drainage. An oil fired boiler provides hot water and central heating.
Tenure/Council Tax
Freehold – Band D (£2079.46 for 2022/23)
Viewing
Strictly by appointment only through either our Ashford office on[use Contact Agent Button] or our Tenterden office on[use Contact Agent Button]. Property AVS220129.
Our Ref: AVS220129
#TheGardenOfEngland
A detached part furnished holiday cottage capable of producing an excellent income set in gardens and paddocks with garaging and outside office. Potential for a second cottage STPP
This rare opportunity is situated within just 4 miles of Canterbury on the outskirts of the village of Chartham which has a station.
In all about 2.68 acres
Situation
Horton Lodge is tucked away at the end of a farm track and approached via a private driveway set within its own grounds.
Just across the river is a cycle route known as The Great Stour Way, a traffic free pedestrian and cycle route following the course of the river all the way to the City of Canterbury and also to the villages of Chartham and Chilham in the opposite direction (National Cycle Route 18).
The nearby village of Chartham has a mainline railway station connecting with both Canterbury West and Ashford International, each with connections to HS1.
For holiday visitors, the historic Cathedral City of Canterbury is just 3.5 miles distant with its shopping centre, cultural interests, UNESCO sites and tourist attractions. The surrounding North Downs countryside provides many walking routes and activities whilst cross channel travel can be accessed via Dover or Folkestone.
Horton Lodge
A detached two-bedroom holiday cottage capable of producing £25,000 to £30,000 per annum with consent only as a holiday cottage. This property cannot be used as a full-time dwelling.
The property represents a rare opportunity to acquire a holiday let income in glorious surroundings including gardens and fields with considerable privacy for visitors.
There are some additional outbuildings with further scope and potential, subject always to planning consent.
Planning
Horton Lodge has planning consent as a holiday cottage only, which was granted in 1995, the property cannot therefore be used as a full-time dwelling.
For all planning enquiries about Horton Lodge or to enquire of the planning potential of the outbuildings, please contact Canterbury City Council (canterbury.gov.uk).
Services
Mains water, electricity and drainage. An oil fired boiler provides hot water and central heating.
Tenure/Council Tax
Freehold – Band D (£2079.46 for 2022/23)
Viewing
Strictly by appointment only through either our Ashford office on[use Contact Agent Button] or our Tenterden office on[use Contact Agent Button]. Property AVS220129.
Our Ref: AVS220129
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