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92 Lewis Road, Istead Rise, DA13 9JN Asking Price £399,950 ESTATE AGENTS LETTINGS SURVEYORS LAND AGENTS NEW HOMES FINANCIAL SERVICES 92 Lewis Road, Istead Rise, DA13 9JN A well presented 3 bedroom semi-detached chalet bungalow located in the sought after Lewis Road, Istead Rise. Providing superb far-reaching views of fields and woodlands to the rear, this property also boasts ample off road parking, a south facing garden and a detached garage. Accommodation comprises storm porch, entrance hall, two downstairs bedrooms, downstairs shower room, lounge, fitted kitchen, conservatory, master bedroom to the first floor with en-suite. Both front and rear gardens, detached garage and off road parking to the front. • 3 Bedroom • Superb Rear Views • Combi Boiler • Chalet Bungalow • Well Presented • Ample Off Road Parking Asking price £399,950 92 Lewis Road, Istead Rise, DA13 9JN DIRECTIONS Dado rail. Textured ceiling. From our Meopham branch proceed BEDROOM TWO north along the A227 Wrotham Road 11'2 x 9'3 (3.40m x 2.82m) and upon entering Istead Rise turn left Double glazed leaded light windows to into Lewis Road and the property is front. Radiator. Built in wardrobes with found shortly on the left hand side by sliding mirrored door. Coved textured the bus stop. ceiling. Fitted carpet. LOCATION BEDROOM THREE/DINING Istead Rise is sited between Gravesend and Wrotham on the A227 and benefits 11'4 x 8'6 (3.45m x 2.59m) from local amenities and excellent Double glazed leaded light windows to transportation links. The A2/M2 and front. Radiator. Coved textured ceiling. M20/M26 motorway networks are both Fitted carpet. within easy reach as is the M25. MASTER BEDROOM Meopham mainline rail station with 18'7 x 16'0 (5.66m x 4.88m) services to Victoria (35 minutes) is 1.5 Accessed via stairs. Narrowing to 13'10 miles away with Gravesend mainline x 11'2. Double glazed windows to rear station to Charing Cross (45 minutes) over looking the garden and fields. approximately 3 miles. Ebbsfleet Two radiators. Eaves storage cupboard. International station is within a short Built in wardrobes and drawers. Fitted drive and Gatwick can be reached in carpet. approximately 40 minutes. There is a local primary school within Istead Rise. EN-SUITE BATHROOM 8'2 x 6'0 (2.49m x 1.83m) VIEWING Frosted double glazed window to side. Strictly via prior appointment made En-suite comprises pedestal wash hand with KINGS. basin with mixer tap, close coupled WC, panel enclosed bath with shower Upvc door with glass panel inserts. fitting handset. Vertical chrome towel Giving access to: radiator. Extractor fan. Vinyl flooring. ENTRANCE HALL SHOWER ROOM Giving access to the two downstairs bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, downstairs 7'10 x 5'6 (2.39m x 1.68m) shower room and stairs for master Two double glazed patterned windows bedroom. Cupboard housing electric to side. Suite comprises close coupled meters. Storage cupboard. Radiator. WC, wash hand basin set in vanity unit with mixer tap, glass panelled shower 92 Lewis Road, Istead Rise, DA13 9JN enclosure with Mira shower. Towel REAR GARDEN rail. Radiator. Extractor fan. Tiled Detached single garage access via up throughout. Downlights. Vinyl and over door. Patio. Two sheds. Laid flooring. to lawn with shrubs to border. Gazebo. KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM Far reaching views to rear of fields and woodland. Pedestrian access to front 14'0 x 10'8 (4.27m x 3.25m) via gate. Dual aspect with double glazed windows to side and double glazed FRONT GARDEN windows to rear. Double glazed door Driveway providing off road parking onto conservatory. The kitchen is fitted for multiple vehicles, leading down to with a matching range of wall and base the side of the property to the garage. units with work surfaces over. Laid to lawn with a paved pathway Localised tiling. Inset one and a half leading to the front door. Shrubs. bowl sink unit with mixer tap and drainer. Built in double oven. Matching inset Hotpoint gas hob with extractor over. Built in fridge freezer and dishwasher. Radiator. Coved ceiling. Laminate flooring. LOUNGE 18'8 x 10'6 (5.69m x 3.20m) Double glazed sliding patio doors onto conservatory. Radiator. Wall mounted living flame fire. Coved textured ceiling. Fitted carpet. CONSERVATORY 18'6 x 6'8 (5.64m x 2.03m) Upvc, double glazed and brick construction with polycarbonate roof. Double glazed door to side and double glazed patio doors onto rear garden. Plumbing and space for automatic washing machine. Fitted carpet. OUTSIDE Station Approach, Meopham, Kent DA13 0HP Tel: (01474) 814440 Fax: (01474) 812042 email: [email protected] www.kings-estate-agents.co.uk Registered Office: 4 Station Parade, London Road, Sevenoaks, Kent TN13 1DL Registered in England No 2754515 You may download, store and use the material for your own personalManaging use and research. 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