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The White Cottage Hawkenbury Road | Hawkenbury | TN12 0DU The White Cottage Hawkenbury Road | Hawkenbury | TN12 0DU Step inside The White Cottage A rare opportunity to purchase a lovely detached Victorian DRAWING ROOM Lovely formal drawing room with residence nestled on a plot of approx. 1.3 acres complete double aspect windows to front and rear. Feature Inglenook with useful outbuildings. The property has been run in the fireplace with oak bressumer beam and stone hearth, fitted past as a thriving bed and breakfast business, and it still has with a cast iron wood burning stove. Exposed beams. the potential for this use or as an amazing family home. In Carpeted. addition there is the possibility of the outbuildings being developed into either an annexe or a holiday let complex SITTING ROOM Wonderful room with windows to front with it’s own separate vehicular access and gardens. and rear plus casement doors on the side that open onto Currently the outbuildings are used as a studio and offices, the garden. Carpeted. plus a double garage. KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM Window overlooking the Inside the house are four bedrooms, two with en-suites and front aspect. Fitted with a range of wall and base units with the further two bedrooms have detached shower rooms matching work surfaces. Sink unit. Fitted Miele appliances available for their use. The downstairs accommodation has a including hob, extractor and double oven. Integrated fridge lovely reception hallway with space for a study area, formal and freezer, plus dishwasher. Feature beams and tiled drawing room and further sitting room with doors that flooring. Arch to the utility room. open onto the gardens. The kitchen/breakfast room is full of working surfaces and cupboards, this leads through to a UTILITY ROOM Another triple aspect room with windows good size utility room. The dining room has a wonderful box to front, rear and side. Fitted base units with space for a bay window overlooking the gardens with a feature fireplace. washing machine and tumble dryer. Tiled flooring. Outside the property has ample parking and you have DINING ROOM Box bay window overlooks the garden at access to the outbuildings, as well formal landscaped gardens, the rear. Feature fireplace with living flame gas fire. Carpeted. paddock and outdoor tennis court. LANDING Window to the front. Eaves storage cupboard. Located in Hawkenbury, a small rural hamlet between Carpeted. Staplehurst and Headcorn, you are ideally placed to be able to easily commute from either villages mainline station. MASTER SUITE Door with steps up to the bedroom with Shopping facilities are also available in the main villages, leaded window to the front. Fitted wardrobes, corner however you are within walking distance to a country pub. dresser unit, bedside tables and matching headboard. Carpeted. THE HOUSE ENSUITE BATHROOM Window to the front. Victorian style ENTRANCE HALL Main front door leads to the entrance claw foot bath, wc, vanity wash hand basin, corner shower hall. Stairs lead up to the first floor. Understairs cupboard. cubicle and airing cupboard. Tiled walls and floor. New timber laminate flooring. BEDROOM TWO Further double en-suite bedroom with RECEPTION HALL/STUDY Leaded door and window to windows to the side and rear. Fitted furniture including over rear. New timber laminate flooring. Ideal as a study area with bed cupboards and vanity corner unit. Carpeted. wall lighting. ENSUITE SHOWER ROOM Window to the front. Shower CLOAKROOM W.C, wash hand basin, heated towel rail and cubicle, wc, wash hand basin. Half height tiled walls. Carpeted. laminate flooring. Step inside The White Cottage BEDROOM THREE Window to the rear. Double fitted wardrobe cupboards and shelving. Carpeted. BEDROOM FOUR Window to the rear. Fitted furniture including wardrobe, dresser and shelving. Carpeted. SHOWER ROOM ONE Window to the front. Shower cubicle, wc and wash basin. Fitted mirror and shaver light. Tiled walls and floor. SHOWER ROOM TWO Window to the front. Shower cubicle, wc and wash hand basin. Half tiled walls and vinyl flooring. THE OUTBUILDINGS DOUBLE GARAGE Up and over door with power and light. Workshop area to one side. OFFICE ONE Door to the front with inner hall and door leading to the garage. Cloakroom with Wc and wash basin. Small kitchette to one side. Two sets of windows to the front. OFFICE TWO Door to the front leading into the office area. Interconnecting door leads through to further office and studio. OFFICE THREE Door to the front. Used as a reception area for the studio. STUDIO Door and two windows to the front. Currently used as a photography studio. THE GARDENS TENNIS COURT Hard surface full size tennis court with perimeter fencing. PARKING Approached by a five bar gate from the main road, the gravel driveway leads to the house and outbuildings and provides ample parking. There is also a separate vehicular access to the rear of the outbuildings. GARDENS Beautiful landscaped gardens with an area to the front with hedging, rockery and herbaceous borders. To the rear are the more formal lawns with flower borders and a feature brick patio with barbeque area and feature wall. The remaining grounds are laid to lawn with a paddock area, mature trees, ornamental pond, timber and tiled roof wood shed, vegetable garden and summer house, all set in approx. 1.3 acres in total. Agents Notes: All measurements are approximate and quoted in imperial with metric 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. Copyright © 2016 Fine & Country Ltd. Registered in England and Wales. Simon Miller & Company 36 King Street, Maidstone, Kent ME14 1BS Printed Fine & Country Tel: +44 (0)1580 715000 [email protected] 11 High Street, Cranbrook, Kent TN17 3EB.
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