MapOffers in excess of
£300,0002 bedroom bungalow for sale
School Road, Hothfield, Ashford
Bungalow
2 beds
1 bath
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band B
Broadband: Ultra-fast 330Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Tenure: Freehold
- Well presented 2 bedroom semi-detached bungalow
- Central Hothfield Village location, with walking distance to local post office
- Two double bedrooms, Master with fitted wardrobes
- Log burning stove fitted in family reception room, Modern kitchen at rear of the home
- Delightful well kept garden to front and rear
- Driveway providing parking for 2 vehicles
- South facing, sunny rear garden
- Close proximity to Hothfield Heathleads Nature Reserve
- Electric storage heaters & Wood burning stove & Emersion tank
- Council Tax Band: B, EPC Rating: E (46)
Hunters are delighted to welcome to the market this two bedroom semi detached bungalow. We feel it is a perfect opportunity for someone looking to move in right away and make the most of this semi-rural village of Hothfield. It features a delightful rear garden which is established with an array of trees, shrubs and bushes. In addition, there is a space to the side of the home where the owner parks. A handy garden shed provides storage for any gardening equipment or other belongings. Whilst being compact, it's a a great property for someone who is considering a downsize and living in a quiet area.
In brief, there's a drive that offers parking for a car, where you are separated from the road via a well kept, green frontage. Via the front door, through the entrance hall, there's a large double bedroom with fitted wardrobes with large window flooding the main bedroom with light. There's a cosy reception room across the hall which has yet another large picture window allowing you to gaze over the green front garden. Offering plenty of space for a family suite gathered around the log burning stove that has been installed. At the rear of the home is the second bedroom, but has been used as a dinning room here opposite the kitchen. The homes offers a fully tiled bath suite, with shower over, wash hand basin and W/C. The kitchen, is located at the rear of the home and offers a wide range of wall and base units, finishing in a sleek white with contrasting wood worksurface space - whilst offering space for free standing appliances. Finally, there is a side door, that lures you out into the rear well kept garden, with a patio space, a section that is laid to lawn as well as a space for a garden shed, being shielded by mature tree's its a really private space that gets the sun when the weather is kind.
This quiet village location is set in a conservation area with the property surrounded by country views and even a vineyard, with just a few minutes walk from Hothfield heathland nature reserve (140 arce). The village has a local shop and post office with internal ATM service. Hothfield Common has a children's playground and a multi-use all-weather games pitch adjacent to the south east and a car park to the north just off the A20, easy access to the M20 and links to London
Services are connected; Mains electricity & water, no gas is supplied to the property (but is laid within the road) None have been tested by the agent. Flood Risk: Very low Each year, there is a chance of flooding of less than 1 in 1000 (0.1%) Average Broadband Speed: 68mb Superfast :1000mb Ultrafast :1000mb
In brief, there's a drive that offers parking for a car, where you are separated from the road via a well kept, green frontage. Via the front door, through the entrance hall, there's a large double bedroom with fitted wardrobes with large window flooding the main bedroom with light. There's a cosy reception room across the hall which has yet another large picture window allowing you to gaze over the green front garden. Offering plenty of space for a family suite gathered around the log burning stove that has been installed. At the rear of the home is the second bedroom, but has been used as a dinning room here opposite the kitchen. The homes offers a fully tiled bath suite, with shower over, wash hand basin and W/C. The kitchen, is located at the rear of the home and offers a wide range of wall and base units, finishing in a sleek white with contrasting wood worksurface space - whilst offering space for free standing appliances. Finally, there is a side door, that lures you out into the rear well kept garden, with a patio space, a section that is laid to lawn as well as a space for a garden shed, being shielded by mature tree's its a really private space that gets the sun when the weather is kind.
This quiet village location is set in a conservation area with the property surrounded by country views and even a vineyard, with just a few minutes walk from Hothfield heathland nature reserve (140 arce). The village has a local shop and post office with internal ATM service. Hothfield Common has a children's playground and a multi-use all-weather games pitch adjacent to the south east and a car park to the north just off the A20, easy access to the M20 and links to London
Services are connected; Mains electricity & water, no gas is supplied to the property (but is laid within the road) None have been tested by the agent. Flood Risk: Very low Each year, there is a chance of flooding of less than 1 in 1000 (0.1%) Average Broadband Speed: 68mb Superfast :1000mb Ultrafast :1000mb
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About this agent
Branch Partner of Hunters Estate Agents and Letting Agents Ashford, Andrew Barker, has been in the estate agency business since 2001 and lives locally in Singleton, where his two children go to the local Great Chart Primary School. Andrew runs the branch with Ryan and Ashley, who have lived in Ashford all of their lives, so know the town very well. Hunters Ashford is part of a nationwide network with a solid reputation for being one of the leading estate agency groups and Hunters Estate Agents and Letting Agents Ashford offers an unrivalled service delivered with a local touch. Andrew Barker, Branch Partner for Hunters Ashford, is delighted to be part of the Hunters network: “I have a great, motivated team who all work hard to deliver a first class service to our customers and believe that communication is an essential part of estate agency. As a branch, we are always on hand to do viewings on weekends and evenings, so please do not worry about asking for a late appointment!” Ashford’s average house price is around £225,000, which covers variety of different styles of property, from the traditional Victorian terraced house to the modern detached family home and rural retreats. These affordable prices make Ashford an attractive location to live, especially for those commuting to London for work who require a fast connection.