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Khios Tenterden Road | Biddenden Khios Tenterden Road | Biddenden | Ashford | Kent | TN27 8BL Khios This fabulous new eco-friendly five-bedroom detached family home with farmland views to the front and rear is located on the Tenterden Road between local amenities in Biddenden and St Michael’s. Tenterden, Ashford and the M20 are all within easy reach, while a nearby bus stop links to Headcorn station in around 10 minutes to provide an easy commute to London Charing Cross. Set within the sought-after Cranbrook School catchment, the property also has access to a good range of state and private schools for all ages. Completed early this year as a project by a retired builder after the demolition of a previous bungalow on the site, Khios is set behind electric gates and has a large detached garage with a store, separate housing for log supplies and bins, and a landscaped garden designed by a Chelsea gold-winner. The garden benefits from mature trees including a beautifully shaped oak tree at least a century old; there’s also a special Astroturf area with a gazebo and play equipment for children. The current owners have enjoyed the wildlife that visits the garden and three owl boxes have been set up in the hope that they will nest. The entrance hall has a superb open oak and glass staircase, which rises to a galleried landing on two sides. Off the hall, a large open plan room runs the full length of the house from the front kitchen through a central dining area to a family area at the rear, where bi-folding doors open to the patio and garden. The owners enjoy the natural flow of the open plan room for everyday living and entertaining. The family area shares a double-sided wood-burner with the adjoining formal living room. There is also an office, a utility and boot room, a cloakroom and WC. The entire ground floor has under-floor heating and, except for the carpeted living room, has polished porcelain floor tiles throughout. On the first floor, two of the five bedrooms have beautifully appointed en-suite facilities, while four have fitted wardrobes. The owners built the property to be as energy efficient as possible and have installed air source heating, which also provides hot water. Low wattage LED lighting has been employed throughout, while all windows are triple-glazed. The lightness of the rooms is aided by the use of white wood Venetian blinds and there is a sun tunnel on the landing. Being fully alarmed with CCTV throughout and having Cat5 Wifi internet available in every room, this fabulous chalet family home has every up-to-date facility. Having invested a lot of time and effort into creating both the house and garden, the current owners hope that another family will enjoy the result, while they move on to another project.* * These comments are the personal views of the current owner and are included as an insight into life at the property. They have not been independently verified, should not be relied on without verification and do not necessarily reflect the views of the agent. New Build five bedroom detached Eco Friendly home benefiting ten year Externally the rear garden has been landscaped by a Chelsea Gold winner Grammar Schools: Cranbrook School and numerous further renowned BuildZone Guarantee. Finished to a high standard the property has been and offers fabulous space for both relaxing and entertaining. Grammar Schools at Tunbridge Wells, Tonbridge and Maidstone (www. built to be as energy efficient as possible including triple glazing throughout, schoolsnet.com). air source heating, low wattage LED lighting, underfloor heating and cat Other benefits include alarm and CCTV system, electric gates, internet five cabling. and TV points in every room and white wood venetian blinds throughout. Private Schools: Dulwich Preparatory at Cranbrook, Benenden Girls School, St Ronans and Marlborough House at Hawkhurst, Bethany at Goudhurst Set behind electric gated entrance the granite drive offers OSP for several SITUATION Khios is set in a convenient location on the fringe of the and Sutton Valence Junior and Senior Schools (www.schoolsnet.com). cars; to the side of the property there is a detached garage with store popular village of Biddenden. The village offers a post office / local village room behind. store, a tearoom, public house, two restaurants, a hairdressers, primary LEISURE FACILITIES: Squash, tennis and bowls in the village, various school, ancient Church and the Millennium recreation / sports field. More local golf courses including Chart Hills at Biddenden, walking and riding Internally the property comprises entrance hall with solid oak and glass comprehensive amenities can be found in Headcorn approximately 4 in Bedgebury and Hemsted Forests, sailing and water-sports at Bewl staircase, a large open plan kitchen/dining/family room including high gloss miles distant together with its station with regular links to London in just Water Reservoir. bespoke kitchen units with black granite worktops and porcelain flooring, over the hour. The thriving market town of Ashford offers Eurostar trains lounge, utility room, study and cloakroom to the ground floor. On the departing for the continent as well as the regular high speed service to COMMUNICATIONS: Access via the A28 to the M20 giving access to first floor there are five bedrooms, two bedrooms benefit ensuite shower Ebbsfleet, Stratford and London St Pancras (a journeyof about 37 minutes). the M25 for Gatwick and Heathrow airports and to Dover, Folkestone and rooms whilst the other benefit from the family bathroom. Tenterden is only about five miles away and has an excellent range of shops Ashford International Station. and there are both Tesco and Waitrose supermarkets. Bathrooms are furnished with Roper Rhodes fixtures and fitting, bespoke SERVICES Air Source Heating. Mains drainage, mains water and glass walls and splashbacks and amtico flooring. SCHOOLS AND LEISURE Primary Schools: John Mayne Primary School at mains electricity. Biddenden and further local primary schools at Frittenden, St Michaels and Kitchen appliances include full length integrated freezer, full length integrated Smarden (www.schoolsnet.com). COUNCIL TAX BAND G fridge/freezer, integrated dishwasher, combination oven and separate microwave oven, five ring ceramic hob with extractor hood over, filtered Secondary Schools: High Weald Acadamy at Cranbrook and Homewood Near Petrol Station, opposite side of the road. water tap. School and Sixth Form Centre at Tenterden (www.schoolsnet.com). Agents notes: All measurements are approximate and quoted in metric with imperial equivalents and for general guidance only and whilst every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy, they must not be relied on. The fixtures, fittings and appliances referred to have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given that they are in working order. Internal photographs are reproduced for general information and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property. For a free valuation, contact the numbers listed on the brochure. Printed Tel 01580 766 388 Fine & Country Tenterden 37 High Street, Tenterden, Kent TN30 6BJ.
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