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Price Guideline: £595000 Freehold 1 CAMDEN COTTAGES 1 Camden Terrace, Sissinghurst, Cranbrook, Kent, TN17 2HS Renovated with no expense spared, this double fronted, attached cottage is within the CRANBROOK SCHOOL CATCHMENT AREA spanning 2,023 sq.ft. This light and bright accommodation is finished to a high specification and comprises: a superbly fitted double aspect kitchen/breakfast room and a double aspect sitting room with open fireplace, both with doors to the garden; entrance hall with an under-stair cupboard and access to the laundry and cloakroom, a principal bedroom suite with a dressing room and an en-suite shower room, 4 further double bedrooms and 2 family bathrooms. The gravelled driveway leads round to the rear where you will discover a good-sized garden along with a detached, double garage and a brick outbuilding. Within easy driving distance of Staplehurst main line rail station. EARLY VIEWING IS A MUST! 1 CAMDENPRICE COTTAGES, GUIDELINE: THE COMMON, SISSINGHURST £595,000 FREEHOLD 1 CAMDEN COTTAGES LOCATION: CRANBROOK SCHOOL CATCHMENT. Sissinghurst is a friendly village situated between the larger towns and villages of Cranbrook, Biddenden, Tenterden and Staplehurst. Collectively, these places cater for almost everything you could possibly need, making this a very attractive location to live. Sissinghurst offers a village store, restaurants, a country inn with a separate restaurant, a cricket club, a football club, village church, an excellent primary school and of course the historic and well known Sissinghurst Castle Gardens which are open to the public. Kent is rightly famous for its excellence of choice and the quality of all educational facilities both in the public and private sectors. Copious families relocate to this area simply to enjoy the quality and dedication of the schooling system. In addition to the ample services and facilities on offer around Sissinghurst, the village is very popular with commuters, with fast and frequent trains running into central London from the nearby station in Staplehurst (approx. 5 miles from Sissinghurst: 55 minutes into London Bridge) and the Eurostar at Ashford International providing fast access to Paris, Brussels and Euro Disney. Cranbrook, with its famous windmill, is sometimes known as the capital of the Kentish Weald, is the closest town to Sissinghurst and it looks and feels much as it has done for centuries: a peaceful small town surrounded by orchards and farmland. In spite of its small size, the narrow medieval streets are lined with a full range of community facilities, a fascinating and eclectic mix of shops, bars and restaurants, and it offers an enormous assortment of social activities, clubs, sporting events, classes and other entertainments, as well as the renowned Cranbrook School, the catchment area of which encompasses this property. For a more comprehensive range of shopping facilities Tenterden (approx. 8 miles to the south- east) and Royal Tunbridge Wells (approx. 15 miles to the west) offer a huge range of shops, banks, supermarkets, restaurants, sports complexes and recreational facilities. Several golf clubs are within easy driving distance including Sissinghurst, Lamberhurst, Ticehurst, Hawkhurst and Tunbridge Wells etc. Walking and horse riding opportunities are provided by the local countryside and Bewl Water reservoir offers excellent sailing, rowing and fishing facilities. Bedgebury Forest has a National Pinetum, which was developed jointly by Kew Gardens and the Forestry Commission and displays a fine collection of conifers. The Forest also benefits from a new ‘Go Ape’ facility which allows for even more activities as well as cycle hire, a children’s playground and much more. AGENT’S NOTE: ‘1 Camden Cottages has been remodelled to a high specification throughout, especially evident in its contemporary style kitchen/breakfast room. A brilliant opportunity to acquire a 5-bedroomed home within the Cranbrook School catchment area. Subject to planning, the icing on the cake would be a full-length conservatory across the rear of the property to create a generous amount of extensive reception space.’ ENTRANCE HALL: Access to the kitchen/breakfast room, cloakroom, the sitting room, and the first floor. KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM: 21’9’’ x 14’7’’ (6.62 x 4.44) to the furthest point. Ceiling height: 7’1’’ (2.16) to the highest point. A dual aspect, high finish kitchen/breakfast room featuring a kitchen island with wooden work surfaces. Two windows to the front, one window to the rear, and double doors to the rear ensure this room is flooded with natural light. 1 CAMDEN COTTAGES, THE COMMON, SISSINGHURST 1 CAMDEN COTTAGES 1 CAMDEN COTTAGES, THE COMMON, SISSINGHURST 1 CAMDEN COTTAGES Base units with wooden work surfaces. Integrated oven with 4 ring hob. Integrated sink. Recessed ceiling lights. Wooden flooring. Radiator. Bespoke storage cupboards. Multiple powerpoints. To one end of the room is a charming fireplace with an exposed brick surround and hearth. Shelving. Double doors provide access to the garden to the rear. STORAGE CUPBOARD IN HALL: 3’3’’ x 2’6’’ (0.98 x 0.76) to the furthest point. Ceiling height: 6’11’’ (2.11) to the highest point. CLOAKROOM: 6’8’’ x 6’8’’ (2.0 x 2.0) to the furthest point. Ceiling height: 7’0’’ (2.13) to the highest point. Wooden flooring. Low level wc. Pedestal hand wash basin with mixer style tap and storage below. Towel rail. Ceiling light. Washing machine. Storage heater. Powerpoints. Storage cupboard. Access to rear. SITTING ROOM: 22’0’’ x 12’3’’ (6.71 x 3.73) to the furthest point. Ceiling height: 7’4’’ (2.24) to the highest point. A dual aspect sitting room entered through a wooden latched door, with a window to the front, and double doors to the rear. Exposed beams. Fitted carpet. Multiple powerpoints. Tv point. Shelving. Open fireplace with brick surround and brick hearth. Wall mounted lighting. Two radiators. Returning to the entrance hall and ascending to the first floor… FIRST FLOOR LANDING: 7’1’’ x 14’2’’ (2.15 x 4.31) to the furthest point. Ceiling height: 7’8’’ (2.34) to the highest point. Fitted carpet. Radiator. Window to the front. Ceiling light. Access to the principal bedroom suite, bedroom 2, bedroom 3, and the family bathroom. PRINCIPAL BEDROOM: 14’5’’ x 10’6’’ (4.39 x 3.19) to the furthest point. Ceiling height: 7’7’’ (2.31) to the highest point. A small step ascends into the principal bedroom, which features exposed beams, fitted carpet, a radiator, two windows to the front, multiple powerpoints, a tv point, and access to the dressing room and the en suite. PRINCIPAL EN SUITE BATHROOM: 10’9’’ x 7’2’’ (3.27 x 2.19) to the furthest point. Ceiling height: 7’7’’ (2.30) to the highest point. Finished to a high, contemporary standard. Tiled flooring. Corner shower with power showerhead and a wet room floor. Tiled walls. Drainage. Heated chrome towel rail. Recessed ceiling lights. Low level wc. Radiator. Opaque window to the rear. Hand wash basin with storage under and mixer style tap. PRINCIPAL DRESSING ROOM: 6’11’’ x 7’10’’ (2.11 x 2.63) to the furthest point. Ceiling height: 7’6’’ (2.29) to the highest point. Fitted carpet. Bespoke shelving. Multiple powerpoints. Window to the rear. Radiator. FAMILY BATHROOM: 6’11’’ x 7’10’’ (2.1 x 2.4) to the furthest point. Ceiling height: 7’3’’ (2.2) to the highest point. Opaque window to the rear. Ceiling light. Wooden flooring. Inset bathtub with tiled wall splashback, mixer style tap, and detachable showerhead. Shelving to rear. Wall mounted sink with storage under and waterfall style tap. Low level wc. Radiator. 1 CAMDEN COTTAGES, THE COMMON, SISSINGHURST 1 CAMDEN COTTAGES Not to scale, purely for indicative purposes. 1 CAMDEN COTTAGES, THE COMMON, SISSINGHURST 1 CAMDEN COTTAGES BEDROOM 3: 12’7’’ x 10’1’’ (3.84 x 3.07) to the furthest point. Ceiling height: 7’1’’ (2.17) to the highest point. This double bedroom is entered by a small ascending step. Fitted carpet. Ceiling light. Window to the rear. Radiator. Multiple powerpoints. Inbuilt storage cupboards. BEDROOM 2: 10’10’ x 11’2’’ (3.3 x 3.4) to the furthest point. Ceiling height: 7’2’’ (2.18) to the highest point. Double bedroom entered by a small ascending step. Fitted carpet. Ceiling light. Window to front. Radiators. Multiple powerpoints. Inbuilt storage cupboards. Returning to the landing, a staircase ascends to the second floor… SECOND FLOOR LANDING: 7’2’’ x 3’2’’ (2.19 x 0.96) to the furthest point. Ceiling height: 6’5’’ (1.96) to the highest point. Fitted carpet. Loft access. Access to bedroom 4, bedroom 5 and the family bathroom. BEDROOM 4: 14’6’’ x 16’6’’ (4.405 x 5.02) to the furthest point. Ceiling height: 6’4’’ (1.92) to the highest point. This double bedroom features characterful sloping walls, with velux windows to the rear. Dual aspect. Fitted carpet. Recessed lighting. Multiple powerpoints. Radiators. BEDROOM 5: 11’5’’ x 13’9’’ (3.48 x 4.2) to the furthest point. Ceiling height: 6’4’’ (1.92) to the highest point. Fitted carpet. Dual aspect. Radiator. Ceiling lights. Exposed beams on feature wall. Powerpoints. BATHROOM: 5’6’’ x 6’7’’ (1.67 x 2.0) to the furthest point. Ceiling height: 6’5’’ (1.95) to the highest point. Tiled flooring. Inset bathtub with tiled surround and wooden panelling to front. Low level wc. Pedestal hand wash basin. Separate hot and cold taps. Radiator. Velux window to rear. EXTERNALLY: 1 Camden Cottages has ample parking to the rear and boasts a detached garage. The gardens are mainly laid to lawn with sections separated by a paved pathway. A paved terrace marks the entrance to the kitchen/breakfast room, allowing the perfect opportunity for al fresco dining in the summer months! GARAGE: 18’2’’ x 20’1’’ (5.78 x 6.12) to the furthest point.
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