3 bedroom terraced house for sale

Located on the popular Kingsnorth Road, this immaculately presented three bedroom mid-terraced Victorian home boasts the perfect blend of period charm and modern convenience. Significantly improved by the current owners, the high ceilings, wooden floorboards, decorative fireplaces and double glazed wooden sash windows exude warmth and character throughout the property.

The inviting open plan living room and dining area is bathed in sunlight from the traditional bay window to the front, and provides ample space for family and more formal gatherings. The traditionally styled kitchen and bathroom offer convenience and functionality. Upstairs you will find three good sized bedrooms, two double and one large single. Downstairs is a beautiful basement room, professionally converted and tanked, which is currently used as a home office. This additional space could equally well be used as a studio, playroom, or maybe a separate space for a teenager.

Outside to the rear, the delightful west facing garden is a tranquil oasis which benefits from established plants and a newly constructed shed, with double doors.

This property is ideally located, within a seven minute walk to the town centre, a six minute walk to the mainline train station (with fast services to multiple London stations, also to Canterbury and the beaches of the Kent coast). It is also just a five minute drive to the motorway. Being within the catchment areas of several good primary schools and both the local grammar and secondary modern senior schools, this property is ideal for families with school age children. Faversham's bustling, historic town centre provides a wonderful mix of independent retailers, high street chain stores, pubs, restaurants, cafes, swimming pools and a cinema.

The popular market is held three times each week around the historic Guildhall building in the market square. It is believed that this market could be the oldest in Kent, having been recorded in the Domesday Book in 1886. Faversham is steeped in history, with its oldest building dating back to 1234, and comprises an interesting mixture of properties from the Medieval, Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian periods, right up to newly built houses. It is home to the world's oldest brewer - Shepherd Neame, with its interesting and popular visitor centre and brewery tour.