West Street, Harrietsham, Maidstone, Kent, ME17 1JD Price £250,000 Issuing Office: BEARSTED Tel: 01622 739574

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Forge Cottage, 33 West Street, Harrietsham, Maidstone, Kent, ME17 1JD Price £250,000 Issuing Office: BEARSTED Tel: 01622 739574 A charming terraced period cottage situated in the hub of the popular village of Harrietsham which is served by a general store, new supermarket, primary school, parish church, doctors surgery and London line station. The larger village of Lenham is some 2 miles distance and Maidstone, the county town of Kent, is approximately 8 miles distance. The property is believed to be late 17th century and has the benefit of part gas fired central heating, double glazing and exposed timbers. The accommodation is arranged as follows:- Issuing Office: BEARSTED Tel: 01622 739574 ON THE GROUND FLOOR Landing Stairs to .... Attractive Sitting Room 14'3" x 14'3" (4.34m x 4.34m) Attic Room 12'9" x 9'9" (3.89m x 2.97m) Double glazed window. Fireplace with gas coal Double glazed window. Radiator. Built-in wardrobe effect fire. Meter cupboard. Cupboard with drawers. cupboard. Range of cupboards with drawers. Range of shelves. Storage cupboard. Wealth of Cupboard housing gas fired boiler for central heating exposed timbers. and domestic hot water. Kitchen 15'3" x 7'6" (4.65m x 2.29m) EXTERNALLY Wooden doored units comprising 1½ bowl sink unit with cupboards and drawers under. Range of floor Rear Garden and wall cupboards. Plumbing for washing machine. The rear garden has a depth of approximately 50' Larder. Part tiled walls. Two double glazed windows and is fully enclosed by walling and fencing and over-looking rear garden. Staircase to first floor. comprises lawned area with various shrubs and flower borders. Brick patio. Gate to rear access. Rear Lobby Large shed (10' x 10'). Double glazed door to garden. Parking Tiled Shower Room Unrestricted parking is available in West Street. Shower enclosure. Wash hand basin. Low level WC. Electric heater. Double glazed window. VIEWING Strictly by arrangement with the Agent's Bearsted ON THE FIRST FLOOR Office, 132 Ashford Road, Bearsted, Maidstone, Kent ME14 4LX . Tel: 01622 739574. Bedroom One 14'9" x 7'9" (4.50m x 2.36m) Double glazed window. Radiator. Built-in double DIRECTIONS wardrobe cupboard. Exposed beams. From the Agent's Bearsted Office proceed towards Ashford on the A20 Ashford Road. Just before Bedroom Two 10'9" x 7'6" (3.28m x 2.29m) proceeding to the centre of Harrietsham, bear left Double glazed window. Radiator. Built-in wardrobe into West Street, where number 33 will be found on cupboard. Storage cupboard. Fitted shelves. the right hand side. Exposed beams. .

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