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This property is no longer on the market
Map2 bedroom terraced house
Sold STC
Terraced house
2 beds
1 bath
742
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band D
Broadband: Super-fast 63Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Attractive cottage
- Immensely popular location
- Two bedrooms
- Pretty garden
This is such a pretty period cottage, all ready to move into and situated in the desirable Barrack Square -- Sarah Holgate, Associate Director.
#TheGardenOfEngland
A charming and well presented Grade II* listed cottage dating back to the 17th Century, located within the conservation area of the Ancient Town of Winchelsea and retaining many original features including exposed beams throughout.
The property would make an excellent primary home or second home for anyone looking for a character property within the much sought after Town of Winchelsea.
Exterior - Part tile hung, part exposed brick elevations, tile pitch roof.
Paved with planted borders including climbing hydranga. Access to cellar. Outside lantern light.
The property is assessed via steps to a part glazed timber door with hand rail.
Hallway - Part glazed timber door. Exposed beams. Wide Oak floor with coir inset mat. Pendant light fitting. Oak stair trends, neutral carpet runner.
Sitting Room - 5.21 x 3.18 (17'1" x 10'5") - Panel door. Exposed beams, woodburning stove with exposed brick surround and hearth, Oak mantle. Wide Oak flooring. Neutral decor.
Single glazed triple window. Cast iron radiator. Cupboard housing alarm system, electricity meter and fuse box. Wall lights, central pendant lights. TV socket.
Generous under stairs cupboard, with shelving and power.
Panel door leading to kitchen.
Kitchen - 3.99 x 3.48 (13'1" x 11'5") - Cream shaker style kitchen consisting of range of wall and base units including integrated Lamona dishwasher, washing machine, fridge and freezer. Single electric Bosch oven with Lamona four ring gas hob. Extractor fan.
Exposed beams. Part tiled with wood worktops. Butler sink, mixer taps. Tile floor. Double radiator. Phone socket.
Access to garden via part glazed stable door. Triple window with views over rear garden.
Landing - Exposed beams, neutral carpet. Pendant lights. Loft access.
Panel doors lead to bedroom one, bedroom two and family bathroom.
Oak board loft, small skylight window, loft ladder. Worcester Boiler.
Bedroom One - 5.26 x 3.23 (17'3" x 10'7") - Generous double bedroom, Panel door, exposed beams, front facing triple window. Wall lights. Double radiator. Good size walk in wardrobe with hanging rail and shelf. Carpet.
Bedroom Two - 3.53 x 2.95 (11'6" x 9'8") - Double bedroom, Panel door, exposed beams, double window, rear facing views. Pendant light. Single radiator, carpet.
Bathroom - White suite including modern bath with rainforest power shower, separate handheld shower attachment, wall mounted mixer taps. Wash hand basin, mixer taps, mirror with light fitting. Water closet. Part tiled, part panelled, neutral decor. Panel door, exposed beams, overhead spotlights. Heated towel rail. Double window with frosted glazing. Tile floor.
Garden - Steps lead down into the pretty garden, consisting of paving and shingle for low maintenance. Mature roses, scrubs and wisteria envelope the garden, raised wood planter to the rear. Brick built outside storage. External lighting. Outside tap.
Right of way access to neighbouring properties.
Cellar - Barrack Square cellars are recorded as dating back to cc 1300's, assessed via the front of the property with stair leading down offering storage. Gas meter.
Area - Winchelsea, unlike most towns and villages in England, is laid out in a grid like pattern and it is this pattern that picks it out as a New Town, even though it dates from the 13th century and not from the modern era of town planning. Amenities include a public house, local store, infant and primary school, and bowls club. The ancient Cinque Ports Town of Rye can be found a short drive away offering more comprehensive shopping and entertainment. At the centre of the town stands St Thomas's church, a hub of community activities throughout the year. Many properties offer cellar tours offering an insight into the history of the Town.
Nearby schools include St Roans, Buckswood and Claremont, with a selection of primary and secondary schools located in the nearby Town of Rye.
Stations include Winchelsea and Rye mainline stations with links to Ashford International with its high speed rail service to London St Pancras in 42 minutes and Kings Cross in just 51 minutes.
Gas fired central heating. Worcestor boiler. Intruder alarm.
Rother District Council - Band D
Tenure: Freehold
Agent's Note - None of the services or appliances mentioned in these sale particulars have been tested.
It should also be noted that measurements quoted are given for guidance only and are approximate and should not be relied upon for any other purpose.
Our Ref: AHS230230
#TheGardenOfEngland
A charming and well presented Grade II* listed cottage dating back to the 17th Century, located within the conservation area of the Ancient Town of Winchelsea and retaining many original features including exposed beams throughout.
The property would make an excellent primary home or second home for anyone looking for a character property within the much sought after Town of Winchelsea.
Exterior - Part tile hung, part exposed brick elevations, tile pitch roof.
Paved with planted borders including climbing hydranga. Access to cellar. Outside lantern light.
The property is assessed via steps to a part glazed timber door with hand rail.
Hallway - Part glazed timber door. Exposed beams. Wide Oak floor with coir inset mat. Pendant light fitting. Oak stair trends, neutral carpet runner.
Sitting Room - 5.21 x 3.18 (17'1" x 10'5") - Panel door. Exposed beams, woodburning stove with exposed brick surround and hearth, Oak mantle. Wide Oak flooring. Neutral decor.
Single glazed triple window. Cast iron radiator. Cupboard housing alarm system, electricity meter and fuse box. Wall lights, central pendant lights. TV socket.
Generous under stairs cupboard, with shelving and power.
Panel door leading to kitchen.
Kitchen - 3.99 x 3.48 (13'1" x 11'5") - Cream shaker style kitchen consisting of range of wall and base units including integrated Lamona dishwasher, washing machine, fridge and freezer. Single electric Bosch oven with Lamona four ring gas hob. Extractor fan.
Exposed beams. Part tiled with wood worktops. Butler sink, mixer taps. Tile floor. Double radiator. Phone socket.
Access to garden via part glazed stable door. Triple window with views over rear garden.
Landing - Exposed beams, neutral carpet. Pendant lights. Loft access.
Panel doors lead to bedroom one, bedroom two and family bathroom.
Oak board loft, small skylight window, loft ladder. Worcester Boiler.
Bedroom One - 5.26 x 3.23 (17'3" x 10'7") - Generous double bedroom, Panel door, exposed beams, front facing triple window. Wall lights. Double radiator. Good size walk in wardrobe with hanging rail and shelf. Carpet.
Bedroom Two - 3.53 x 2.95 (11'6" x 9'8") - Double bedroom, Panel door, exposed beams, double window, rear facing views. Pendant light. Single radiator, carpet.
Bathroom - White suite including modern bath with rainforest power shower, separate handheld shower attachment, wall mounted mixer taps. Wash hand basin, mixer taps, mirror with light fitting. Water closet. Part tiled, part panelled, neutral decor. Panel door, exposed beams, overhead spotlights. Heated towel rail. Double window with frosted glazing. Tile floor.
Garden - Steps lead down into the pretty garden, consisting of paving and shingle for low maintenance. Mature roses, scrubs and wisteria envelope the garden, raised wood planter to the rear. Brick built outside storage. External lighting. Outside tap.
Right of way access to neighbouring properties.
Cellar - Barrack Square cellars are recorded as dating back to cc 1300's, assessed via the front of the property with stair leading down offering storage. Gas meter.
Area - Winchelsea, unlike most towns and villages in England, is laid out in a grid like pattern and it is this pattern that picks it out as a New Town, even though it dates from the 13th century and not from the modern era of town planning. Amenities include a public house, local store, infant and primary school, and bowls club. The ancient Cinque Ports Town of Rye can be found a short drive away offering more comprehensive shopping and entertainment. At the centre of the town stands St Thomas's church, a hub of community activities throughout the year. Many properties offer cellar tours offering an insight into the history of the Town.
Nearby schools include St Roans, Buckswood and Claremont, with a selection of primary and secondary schools located in the nearby Town of Rye.
Stations include Winchelsea and Rye mainline stations with links to Ashford International with its high speed rail service to London St Pancras in 42 minutes and Kings Cross in just 51 minutes.
Gas fired central heating. Worcestor boiler. Intruder alarm.
Rother District Council - Band D
Tenure: Freehold
Agent's Note - None of the services or appliances mentioned in these sale particulars have been tested.
It should also be noted that measurements quoted are given for guidance only and are approximate and should not be relied upon for any other purpose.
Our Ref: AHS230230
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Professional and specialist estate agency service for Tenterden and the surrounding villages.We are at The Fairings near the Recreation Ground Please feel free to pop in and visit us, we would be delighted to see you. Successful Brands The town and its surrounding villages have a natural synergy with our established estate agency brands, such as Hobbs Parker’s Country Houses, The Villages and Equestrian Property; many of which will already be familiar. To these existing specialist brands we are now adding Tenterden Homes. Distinctive Marketing Our distinctive marketing has been successful in directing the right buyers towards the right houses. The growth of the internet has made it much easier for buyers to do their initial searching from their computers and we work hard to make sure our properties are prominently displayed on both our own highly successful website and the major national search sites. Of course, we continue to use more traditional marketing methods such as newspaper advertising and the window displays and plasma screens at our bright new premises at The Fairings. Personal, Friendly and Professional Service Hobbs Parker has been trading for over 150 years and we know that how you look after your customers is key. In our new Tenterden office you will find staff that are friendly, approachable and keen to help. We understand that buying and selling a home can be a difficult and stressful time and we do everything we can to make the process as pain free as possible. Tenterden and Ashford – The Best of Both Worlds With offices at Tenterden and Ashford we are uniquely placed to make the most of the marketing opportinutes available including promotion of properties in and around Tenterden to the increasing numbers of buyers that are seeking homes within easy reach of the high speed train service at Ashford.