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Sycamores, 40A Eythorne Road, Shepherdswell, DOVER, CT15 7PG Part Of Sycamores, 40A Eythorne Road, Shepherdswell, DOVER, CT15 7PG Part of Price £599,995 Sycamores, 40A Eythorne Road, Shepherdswell, DOVER A substantial modern detached five bedroom, three bathroom executive family house presented to an exceptionally high standard, arranged over three floors with a most generous garden, double garage and ample parking. opening to the fabulous gardens and really allowing that Situation outside feeling in. The first floor landing acts as an additional room with four The property is well located enjoying an elevated bedrooms being found at this level. The stylish master position in the heart of this popular village close to bedroom not only affords a lovely view across the all amenities. Shepherdswell boasts a Primary gardens but also has a luxurious en-suite and dressing School, Public House, Shops, Post Office, etc. and room. The other three bedrooms are equally well a wide range of recreational facilities. presented and light with the family bath/shower room The village also has a mainline station plus a bus also on this floor, exceptionally well equipped and service running through the centre. The A2 is modern in design. A large guest bedroom with super within only a few minutes drive giving easy access views, dress ing room and contemporary style to the Channel port of Dover and, to the north, to bath/shower room can be found on the second floor. the Cathedral City of Canterbury. Both offer excellent recreational, shopping and educational facilities, including both Grammar Schools and Outside Universities; together with further high speed The rear gardens are extensive and incorporate several mainline train services to London, with the travel areas in which to fully appreciate all aspects of this super time to St Pancras being some 60 minutes. outside space. A large decked and paved area is Nearby cross channel and Eurotunnel/Euros tar adjacent to the rear of the property an ideal space for facilities provide direct and easy access into the those impromptu days or evenings al fresco dining. The heart of Europe. Shepherdswell, located in the shaped neat lawn is accessed via a few central steps heart of the Kent countryside provides a wealth of and beckons you down to the rear of the garden where at footpaths, bridle paths and cycle routes in the present the owners are keeping chickens. immediate vicinity. The front garden is designated primarily to off road parking and double garage whic h has an electronic up The Property and over door. Sycamores is a subst antial contemporary style detached executive house positioned in an Services elevated location within this popular family Mains water, electricity and drainage connected. The orientated village. The design is minimalist with property benefits from underfloor heating throughout, clean lines allowing every aspect of the building to powered by solar panels and the wood burning stove. benefit from natural light. A spacious reception hall with central staircase and glazed balustrade extends through the house Local Authority enticing you to each wonderful room. On the Dover District Council, , White Cliffs Business Park , ground floor is a sitting room with woodburning Whitfield, Dover, Kent, CT16 3PJ. stove, a good size utility room, cloakroom/wc , extensive kitchen, beautifully designed and Current Council Tax Band: F incorporating many wonderful features ; including microwave combination oven, coffee machine, 2 dishwashers, 2 ovens, 2 warming drawers, EPC Rating: C induction hob and a full size larder fridge. A large central island faces two sets of bi-fold doors To view this property call Browns on 01303 840422 www. brownscountryproperty .co.uk Reception Hall Sitting Room Approx. 16 ’4 x 12’11 (4.97m x 3.94m) Kitchen/Breakfast Room Approx. 20 ’7 x 13’0 (6.28m x 3.97m) Dining Room Approx. 13 ’0 x 12’11 (3.97m x 3.94m) Utility Room Approx. 11 ’5 x 10’5 (3.47m x 3.18m) Cloakroom/WC Master Bedroom Approx. 13’1 x 13’1 (4.00m x 3.98m) En Suite plus Walk In Dressing Room Bedroom Two Approx. 14 ’8 x 13’1 (4.47m x 4.00m) Bedroom Three Approx. 12 ’11 x 9’6 (3.94m x 2.90m) Bedroom Four Approx. 10 ’5 x 7’10 (3.18m x 2.40m) Bedroom Five Approx. 19 ’0 x 14’4 (5.80m x 4.36m) En Suite with Walk In Dressing Room Double Garage Agents Note The property is ‘bought as seen’ and the Agents are unable to comment on the state and condition of any fixtures, fittings and appliances etc. Bank Buildings, Elham, Canterbury, Kent, CT4 6TD t: 01303 840422 e: [email protected] www. brownscountryproperty .co.uk Part of IMPORTANT: we would like to inform prospective purchasers that these sales particulars have been prepared as a general guide only. A detailed survey has not been carried out, nor the services, appliances and fittings tested. Room sizes should not be relied upon for furnishing purposes and are approximate. If floor plans are included, they are for guidance only and illustration purposes only and may not be to scale. If there are any important matters likely to affect your decision to buy, please contact us before viewing the property. Also in: Hawkinge • Bridge • Saltwood • Sandwich • St. Margarets At Cliffe • Walmer • Minster .
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