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Daffodil Cottage Weavering Street, Weavering, Maidstone, ME14 5JQ Daffodil Cottage Weavering Street, Weavering, Maidstone, ME14 5JQ £335,000 Daffodil Cottage Weavering Street Weavering Maidstone ME14 5JQ Wonderful opportunity to purchase this exquisite late Victorian Cottage. 2 Description Location Wonderful opportunity to purchase this exquisite Set amidst a good sized plot with the rear garden late Victorian Cottage, originally the game keepers enjoying a western aspect, beautifully landscaped residence for Mote Park, extended, bursting with and well stocked extending to 75ft. character with the accommodation begging to be viewed. Fitted to a high standard throughout, The property is situated in the cul-de-sac portion of arranged on two floors extending in all to just under Weavering Street, 100 metres from Mote Park, with 1,000 square feet. it's 450 acres, boating lake, leisure centre and municipal swimming pool. Weavering itself is The accommodation has been lovingly restored, focused around Weavering Street which runs north improved, extended and altered by the present to south renowned for it's eclectic mix of owner, creating this utterly charming comfortable residences. Grove Green is nearby and offers a cottage enjoying an east/west aspect with gas fired good selection of local amenities including central heating. supermarket, chemist, post office and the nearby village of Bearsted boasts a wider selection of Originally built in 1889 of solid brick construction amenities which include a mainline railway station beneath a mellow tiled roof to which has been connected to London. Educationally the area is well added a two storey extension in keeping with the served with the local St John 's School catering for original design. infants and juniors. Maidstone town centre is approximately one mile distant and offers a comprehensive selection of amenities consistent with it's County town status, including two museums, theatre, county library, multi-screen cinema and a wider selection of schools and colleges for older children. The M20/M2/M25 motorways are also close by and offer direct vehicular access to both London and the Channel Ports. The accommodation comprises with approximate room measurements as follows :- Council Tax Band D VIEWINGS STRICTLY BY APPOINTMENT 3 4 ON THE GROUND FLOOR LOUNGE 14' 0'' x 12' 1'' (4.26m x 3.68m) OUTSIDE A cosy and snug room with exposed brickwork to the FRONT GARDEN : With ragstone boundary wall chimney breast. Open grate. Raised brick hearth. and steps leading to lawned area with shrub tree and ENTRANCE CANOPY Fireside storage cupboard. Timber panelling to dado boundary hedge. Side pedestrian access. THE With trellis and clematis. Outside lighting. height. Sash windows to front. Radiator. REAR GARDEN : Is a particular feature of the property and measures 75' x 25' enjoying a western ENTRANCE HALL ON THE FIRST FLOOR aspect, fully fenced with outside garden lighting. With stable door, with balls eye glass. Low level Brick implement store with electric light and power, meters cupboard. Shelving and basket storage. with space for freezer. Delightful radiating fan LANDING Ceramic tiled floor. Staircase to first floor. shaped mosaic patio, brick edged with shrub border, Decorative timber balustrade. Window to side lawn, further flagstone patio with brick edging CLOAKROOM affording a southern aspect. Access to roof space. adjacent to house, deep herbaceous border. The White suite with chromium plated fittings of Two wall light points. garden is proliferated with fruit trees, vegetable contemporary design, comprising wash hand basin section. Aluminium framed greenhouse, timber BEDROOM 1 15' 0'' x 11' 2'' max (4.57m x 3.40m) with mixer. Low level W.C. Ceramic tiled floor. garden shed. Unrestricted on street parking. Window to side with southern aspect and gorse Two windows to rear affording a pleasant outlook, shutter. western aspect. Radiator. Directions OPEN PLAN KITCHEN/DINING ROOM/FAMILY BEDROOM 2 13' 0'' x 12' 0'' (3.96m x 3.65m) ROOM 17' 9'' x 14' 9'' (5.41m x 4.49m) Exposed natural brickwork to the chimney breast and From our Bearsted Office proceed in a westerly direction FARMHOUSE STYLE COTTAGE KITCHEN : Fitted arched side wall. Cast iron register fireplace. approximately three years ago with a bespoke range Timber surround. Sash window to front. Wardrobe into Ware Street, passing the railway station on the right hand side, continuing on for some distance, at the of units, solid oak working surfaces, steel fittings, soft recess. Double radiator. close doors and drawers comprising :- Belfast style roundabout at New Cut, take the first exit into New Cut BATHROOM sink with mixer tap, integrated dishwasher. Washing Road, at the next roundabout take the second exit machine. Refrigerator. Range cooker with stainless Luxuriously appointed contemporary suite in white continuing on New Cut Road, taking the next turning on steel extractor hood above feature island unit. with chromium plated fittings. Roll top bath in oak the left into Grovewood Drive south. Weavering Street Window overlooking rear garden, Ceramic tiled floor. surround, bowl wash basin on solid oak shelf. Mixer will be found third turning on the right and the property Splashbacks in beautiful glass, lozenge shaped tap above. Low level W.C. Twin shower cubicle with will be found a short distance along on the right hand mosaics. DINING AREA : Natural brick chimney thermostatic shower, sliding doors. Stripped pine side as indicated by our sign board, just before the breast and fireplace. Quarry tiled hearth. Further flooring. Timber panelling to dado height. Plate railway bridge. exposed brickwork. Timber panelling to dado height. glass splashbacks around the bath and shower Radiator. Ceramic tiled floor. FAMILY ROOM cubicle. Pillared radiator/towel rail. Window to rear, FEATURING SUPERB Bi-folding doors creating a western aspect. wonderfully atmospheric room with a western aspect. Recessed spot lighting. Ceramic tiled floor. Timber panelling to dado height. 5 Selling Fee Penenden Heath Parade, Westwood House Penenden Heath, Thurnham Lane, Bearsted Green, Maidstone Kent Maidstone, Kent ME14 2HN ME14 4QZ Tel: (01622) 671200 Tel: (01622) 737800 Email: Email: [email protected] [email protected] 1% + VAT www.ferrisandco.net 6 .
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