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13 Cavendish Way, Bearsted, Maidstone, ME15 8PN Offers In 13 Cavendish Way, Bearsted, Maidstone, ME15 8PN Offers in Excess of £550,000 13 Cavendish Way Bearsted Maidstone ME15 8PN Wonderful opportunity to purchase this exceptionally spacious detached chalet house. 2 Description Location ** Annexe potential ** Wonderful opportunity to Bearsted offers an excellent selection of local purchase this exceptionally spacious detached amenities including shops on the Ashford Road and chalet house, located in a well established and around the village green, medical centre, chemist sought after residential position set amidst a large and post office, mainline railway station connected plot with a 110ft rear garden with excellent parking to London, library and 24 acres of amenity land to the front and a garage and rear vehicular access known as the Woodlands Trust for all to use. at the back. There are excellent sporting facilities and clubs The neighbours have converted their garage into an including tennis, bowls, football, cricket and golf annexe and the same could be done here subject to together with brownies and guides, cubs and planning permission. scouts. Educationally the area is well served with the local Madginford School, catering for infants Over the last six years the property has undergone and juniors. significant professional refurbishment creating this substantial family home we find today, arranged on Maidstone town centre is a short bus ride away and two floors extending in all to in excess of 1600 has a wider selection of schools and colleges for square feet. older children, together with excellent shopping facilities at the Mall and Fremlins Walk, two The luxuriously appointed interior features a museums, theatre, County library and a multi- stunning kitchen/family room with island unit, screen cinema. beautifully fitted with bi-folding doors onto a raised decked sun terrace. The family bathroom, en-suite Mote Park is 3/4 mile distant and has 450 acres, and cloakroom have just been fitted with a boating lake, leisure centre and municipal contemporary range of sanitary ware. swimming pool. The extended accommodation offers spacious well Council Tax Band planned rooms with the added benefit of new gas D fired central heating and UPVC replacement double glazing and comprises with approximate room VIEWINGS STRICTLY BY measurements as follows. APPOINTMENT AGENTS NOTE: The garage has potential to be converted into an annexe/studio, subject to planning permission, as neighbouring properties have done. 3 4 ON THE GROUND FLOOR KITCHEN/DINER/FAMILY ROOM 22' 7'' x 15' 0'' BEDROOM 3 10' 4'' x 10' 0'' (3.15m x 3.05m) (6.88m x 4.57m) Contemporary oak entrance door, partly glazed with Window to front affording a western aspect. glazed side panel. Beautifully fitted with a contemporary range of Radiator. Double built-in eaves wardrobe cupboard. Shaker style door and drawer fronts with stainless ENTRANCE HALL BEDROOM 4 10' 6'' x 7' 6'' (3.20m x 2.28m) steel fittings and oak block worktops with rebated Natural oak flooring. Radiator. Two built-in cloaks edge. Pop up integrated power points. Full range of Window to side affording a southern aspect. cupboard. Light tube bathing the area in natural light. integrated appliances comprising :- Five burner Neff Radiator. Cloaks area with low level seating and shoe boxes in hob with stainless steel splashback and concealed FAMILY BATHROOM oak. extractor hood above, eye level oven and mircowave. One and half bowl Frankie acrylic sink White suite with natural travertine stone tiling. CLOAKROOM with chromium mixer tap, integrated fridge and Chromium plated fittings :- Panelled bath with side White contemporary suite, wash hand basin, freezer, dishwasher, deep pan drawers, bespoke oak taps, mixer and shower head. Wash hand basin with cupboard under, mixer tap, low level W.C. with shelving with chopping board. Concealed audio mixer tap. Low level W.C. Wood laminate flooring. concealed cistern. Oak display tops. Cupboard system. Recessed low voltage lighting. Oak Large mirror. Chromium plated heated towel rail. housing Vaillant wall mounted gas fired combination flooring. Two double radiators. Four pairs of bi- Window to side affording a southern aspect. boiler supplying central heating and domestic hot folding doors looking out onto the rear garden with Recessed low voltage lighting. Extractor fan. water throughout. access to the decked area, ideal for outside entertaining. Timber and roped balustrade. OUTSIDE INNER HALLWAY ON THE FIRST FLOOR TO THE FRONT of the property is an extensive Built-in storage cupboard, staircase to first floor with decorated blockwork drive with edging, shingle delightful oak balustrade, newel post and handrail. borders with laurel. Space for three vehicles. THE Double radiator. SPACIOUS LANDING REAR GARDEN : Extends to 110ft with a width of approximately 30ft with raised decked sun terrace UTILITY ROOM 7' 0'' x 6' 2'' (2.13m x 1.88m) With oak balustrade, newel post and handrail. adjacent to house with roped balustrade, extensive Range of high and low level cupboards with oak Window to side. Radiator. Access to insulated roof lawn, mature fruit trees, laurel, children's Wendy block working surfaces, stainless steel sink unit, space. house with further patio area. Large DETACHED mixer tap, cupboards under. Plumbing for automatic PRINCIPAL BEDROOM 14' 9'' x 13' 9'' (4.49m x GARAGE : With electric light and power, up and over washing machine. Space for tumble dryer. entry door. Personal door and window approached 4.19m) Radiator. Recessed low voltage lighting. by rear vehicular access. Picture window to rear affording an eastern aspect. BEDROOM 2 14' 10'' into bay x 10' 0'' (4.52m x Walk-in double wardrobe cupboard with extensive 3.05m) hanging rails. EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM : With Bay window to front affording a delightful outlook, twin shower cubicle. Rain forest shower head and western aspect. Radiator. hand shower. Wash hand basin with mixer tap, low level W.C. Chromium plated heated towel rail. Tiled LOUNGE 14' 10'' into bay x 12' 4'' (4.52m x 3.76m) splashbacks. Recessed low voltage lighting . Bay window to front with oak sill, western aspect. Radiator. Vinyl flooring. Double radiator. Cornice. Half-glazed double casement doors to inner hallway. 5 Directions From our Bearsted Office proceed in a southerly direction into Yeoman Lane, passing the village green on the left hand side, at the junction with the Ashford Road, turn right heading towards Maidstone taking the first turning on the left into Cavendish Way. The property will be found a short distance along on the left as indicated by our sign board. 6 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 7 .
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