Nestled within a Green Belt and surrounded by an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this semi-detached three-bedroom home from the 1950s offers a unique opportunity for renovation and investment. The property is free of any chain, allowing for a seamless transition to new ownership. Backing onto an open field, it presents potential for extension and customization, enabling the future homeowner to tailor the interior layout to meet their personal preferences.
St Martins Meadow is conveniently located to the north of the village, providing access to essential amenities including a small convenience store, a medical practice, and an assortment of specialty shops along with two local pubs. Families will appreciate the availability of educational options; a primary school is located in nearby Sundridge, and further state and private schooling can be found in surrounding areas. Recreational facilities such as the Westerham Golf Club enhance the lifestyle here. Public transport links are robust, with bus services connecting to Sevenoaks—known for its broader range of shopping options—and easy access to Junction 5 of the M25 motorway lies approximately three miles away.
Upon entering through a double-glazed door, you are greeted by an entrance hall that leads into various living spaces. The reception room features a double-glazed window and built-in shelving, creating a comfortable area to relax. Adjacent is the dining room which connects seamlessly to both the kitchen and conservatory—perfect for entertaining or enjoying family gatherings. The conservatory opens directly into the garden, bridging indoor and outdoor living.
The kitchen comes equipped with essential appliances and offers ample cabinetry space along with plumbing provisions for modern conveniences like a dishwasher. A utility area further complements this space while providing practicality with its own access to the garden.
Upstairs, you'll find three bedrooms that each boast natural light through double-glazed windows, alongside storage options ideal for organizing personal items or seasonal décor. A wet room completes this level with its thoughtful design catering to everyday needs.
Outside, tandem parking is provided via a side drive leading to a detached single garage. While the garden requires some attention, it holds potential with its existing features including lawns, patio areas, and established trees—ideal for those looking to cultivate their own outdoor retreat.
This property benefits from mains gas, water, electricity, and drainage services. It falls under Sevenoaks District Council with a council tax band of 'D'. With its prime location combined with renovation potential, this home presents both an inviting residence and an appealing investment opportunity for those willing to make it their own.
