MapOffers in excess of
£200,0003 bedroom semi-detached house for sale
Church Lane, Shadoxhurst, Ashford
Chain-free
Semi-detached house
3 beds
1 bath
947 sq ft / 88 sq m
EPC rating: E
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band D
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Features and description
- Tenure: Freehold
- 3 Bedroom, Semi detached 'Airey' House in Shadoxhurst
- Non standard concrete construction 1940;'s Build
- Cash buyers are preferred.
- 3 Spacious bedrooms upstairs
- Family bathroom with shower over bath, wash hand basin & W/C
- Within a conservation area
- Seperate dining room & kitchen with rear door to storage
- Large plot with off street parking and detached garage
- EPC Rating: E, Council Tax Band: D
- No onward chain complications
A spacious, semi-detached ‘Airey’ House. With large reception rooms, off street parking large garden & detached garage. Brought to the market with no-onward chain complications.
Situated within the quiet village of Shadoxhurst is this charming semi-detached property found within a quiet road within a conservation area. Offer an abundance of space and scope to improve & update, it’s priced to sell. From the front, you will note a larger than average plot with space to the right hand side of the home, offering a ‘side’ garden as well as a detached garage. Though some of these homes are built as original concrete construction, many have been ‘bricked-up’ to create a warm and inviting family home over the years. Whilst being non-standard construction, this was a popular method in the late 1940’s-1950’s to offer more affordable housing for the Kent Towns, but following the addition of a PRC Certificate, it should provide further peace of mind.
Internally, the home offers a welcoming entrance hall with window over looking the rear garden. The hall provides access to the homes spacious sitting room that occupies the left hand side of the ground floor. A partition wall separates the lounge and the dining room, but could be opened up to create a large open plan space. The kitchen offers a number of useful wall and base units as well as space for free standing appliances. Should It be more space you desire, then there is the ever handy rear utility/store room which also has a door out into the rear garden.
The stairs rise from the entrance hall, where you will discover 3 well proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom. Both bedrooms 1 & 2 are generous doubles with the 3rd being ideal as a smaller/younger childs bedroom which also benefits from offering views out into the rear garden too. The family bath-suite that services all bedrooms is equipped with a shower over bath, wash hand basin & W/C.
Externally, not only do you have that substantial garden to the side of the home, but a lower maintenance rear court-yard style garden which could easily be laid to lawn if you wish. The property itself would benefit from modernisation but does provide the buyer with an opportunity to refurbish to their taste.
Pre-Cast Reinforced Concrete was the principal material used in the construction of houses that were mainly built in the period after the Second World War, filling the gap left by the bomb damage and the need to rehome returning military personnel. The seller informs us a PRC Certificate is held.
St Peters Way is situated in a desirable village of Shadoxhurst approximately five miles from Ashford town centre. Shadoxhurst benefits from a local store, popular family-friendly public house, several community and sports groups and many other local amenities including a regular bus service. Ashford itself offers a wide range of recreational and shopping facilities with its International railway station with London easily accessible by high speed commuter train services. Property has oil fired central heating, & is on mains drainage & mains electricity too but none have been tested by the agent.
Situated within the quiet village of Shadoxhurst is this charming semi-detached property found within a quiet road within a conservation area. Offer an abundance of space and scope to improve & update, it’s priced to sell. From the front, you will note a larger than average plot with space to the right hand side of the home, offering a ‘side’ garden as well as a detached garage. Though some of these homes are built as original concrete construction, many have been ‘bricked-up’ to create a warm and inviting family home over the years. Whilst being non-standard construction, this was a popular method in the late 1940’s-1950’s to offer more affordable housing for the Kent Towns, but following the addition of a PRC Certificate, it should provide further peace of mind.
Internally, the home offers a welcoming entrance hall with window over looking the rear garden. The hall provides access to the homes spacious sitting room that occupies the left hand side of the ground floor. A partition wall separates the lounge and the dining room, but could be opened up to create a large open plan space. The kitchen offers a number of useful wall and base units as well as space for free standing appliances. Should It be more space you desire, then there is the ever handy rear utility/store room which also has a door out into the rear garden.
The stairs rise from the entrance hall, where you will discover 3 well proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom. Both bedrooms 1 & 2 are generous doubles with the 3rd being ideal as a smaller/younger childs bedroom which also benefits from offering views out into the rear garden too. The family bath-suite that services all bedrooms is equipped with a shower over bath, wash hand basin & W/C.
Externally, not only do you have that substantial garden to the side of the home, but a lower maintenance rear court-yard style garden which could easily be laid to lawn if you wish. The property itself would benefit from modernisation but does provide the buyer with an opportunity to refurbish to their taste.
Pre-Cast Reinforced Concrete was the principal material used in the construction of houses that were mainly built in the period after the Second World War, filling the gap left by the bomb damage and the need to rehome returning military personnel. The seller informs us a PRC Certificate is held.
St Peters Way is situated in a desirable village of Shadoxhurst approximately five miles from Ashford town centre. Shadoxhurst benefits from a local store, popular family-friendly public house, several community and sports groups and many other local amenities including a regular bus service. Ashford itself offers a wide range of recreational and shopping facilities with its International railway station with London easily accessible by high speed commuter train services. Property has oil fired central heating, & is on mains drainage & mains electricity too but none have been tested by the agent.
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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.