This delightful two-bedroom end-of-terrace cottage, originating in around 1804, is nestled in a picturesque village near Canterbury. Characterized by charming original features such as exposed beams and rustic floorboards, the property exudes a timeless appeal. The adaptable ground floor is designed with a cozy living room featuring an open fireplace and a separate dining area that can be reconfigured to meet personal preferences. The kitchen is modernized with built-in appliances including a dishwasher and washing machine, seamlessly connecting to the dining space with its impressive vaulted ceiling and easy access to a sunlit outdoor deck overlooking the garden.
Upstairs comprises two well-proportioned double bedrooms, one boasting a cast iron fireplace and fitted wardrobes, while the other offers scenic countryside views. The family bathroom includes a suitable white suite with shower capabilities over the bath.
This property stands out as an excellent prospect for first-time buyers or investors keen on potential capital appreciation through modest renovations. There exists considerable opportunity for expansion at the rear of the property in line with local precedent, subject to obtaining necessary consents.
The garden extends approximately 100ft and features an array of planting alongside a brick barbecue area. Additionally, there is a bespoke garden office equipped with power—ideal for those working from home.
Located on the tranquil western edge of Canterbury within Upper Harbledown village, this residence enjoys both rural serenity and convenient access to urban amenities just two miles away. Local schools are highly regarded, enhancing family appeal in this community-oriented area which balances outdoor beauty with connectivity.
