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Bekesbourne Hill, Bekesbourne

South East

£525,000
Listed on 04/02/2026

Property Details

Bedrooms
4
Type
End Of Terrace
Area
1851 sqft

Description

Originally a public house, this distinctive period residence has been thoughtfully transformed to function as a spacious and adaptable family home, showcasing unique character alongside modern living amenities. Nestled in the desirable village of Bekesbourne, the property features a blend of charming architectural details and contemporary comfort, creating an inviting atmosphere with ample living space throughout. The ground floor boasts a striking dual-aspect family room complete with a stylish wood-burning stove, double doors leading to a private courtyard garden, and expansive bi-fold doors that open into the sitting/dining area. This inviting space combines a snug sitting area featuring another stove with a dining zone that showcases solid wood flooring, making it perfect for both everyday family activities and larger gatherings. The kitchen has been meticulously designed with an extensive array of cabinetry complemented by granite countertops and integrated appliances. A skylight adds to the overall brightness of the room while bi-fold doors link directly to the dining area for easy entertaining. The adjacent breakfast room features an exposed brick chimney breast and its own wood-burning stove, enhancing the property's charm while offering access to the courtyard and staircase. Additionally, there's a convenient rear lobby/boot room that leads into both the garden and a modern wet room. On the first floor, you'll find four well-proportioned bedrooms including a spacious master equipped with built-in storage. A beautifully finished family bathroom caters to these bedrooms with both bath and shower facilities available. There is potential for further enhancement as planning permission for an en-suite bathroom has been previously granted for the master bedroom. The property is equipped with underfloor heating on the ground level along with bespoke wooden shutters on select windows and doors. Outside, residents can enjoy a large paved courtyard garden featuring a pergola that's ideal for al fresco dining. Beyond this lies an extensive main garden predominantly covered in lawn interspersed with vegetable patches and even includes a wildlife pond. Furthermore, there is a detached outbuilding functioning as both utility space and workshop which presents excellent conversion possibilities into an annexe (subject to necessary consents). Bekesbourne is a picturesque rural village conveniently located within walking distance of the train station providing regular connections to Canterbury and London Victoria. Nearby Bridge offers essential local amenities including shops, healthcare services, highly-rated schooling options, and also boasts the renowned Pig Hotel at Bridge Place. The historic Cathedral City of Canterbury is just around the corner, featuring extensive educational facilities alongside vibrant leisure opportunities including quick rail access to London St Pancras in under one hour.

Investment Analysis

(CT4 area)

Below Market Value

This property is priced -25.5% below area average per sq ft

-25.5%
Potential saving
This Property
£284/sq ft
Area Average
£381/sq ft
Avg Rent (weekly)
£367
Avg Yield
3.4%

Renovation Potential

Medium Refurb
Est. Renovation Cost
£60,000 - £90,000
Target Value
£775,550
10% above area average per sq ft
Potential ROI
+26.1%
After renovation
Note: Renovation cost estimates are AI-generated based on property location and general characteristics, and may not reflect actual costs.
Monthly Sales
13
Average per month
Market Turnover
6%
Properties sold annually

Local Market Trend (CT4)

Area prices are falling by -9.6% over the last 12 months
3 year growth: -10.5%
5 year growth: -1.1%
Investment Disclaimer: Analysis based on CT4 area averages and may not reflect property-specific factors like condition, exact location, or unique features. Any renovation cost estimates provided are AI-generated and should be considered indicative only. Renovation costs vary significantly based on property condition and scope of work. Always conduct professional surveys and get multiple quotes before making investment decisions.

Location

Bekesbourne Hill, Bekesbourne
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Current average 2-year fixed rate is 3.91%

Current average variable rate is 6.62%

Monthly Repayments
£1,859
Based on a loan of £393,750 over 30 years at 3.91% interest

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