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8 River Close, East Farleigh, Maidstone, ME15 0JE £350,000 8 River Close, East Farleigh, Maidstone, ME15 0JE £350,000 8 River Close East Farleigh Maidstone ME15 0JE East Farleigh has a railway station on the Maidstone Paddock Wood line which has connections to London. There is a primary school, church, village hall and stunning medieval bridge spanning the river Medway with its lovely tow path walks. Delightfully presented detached house. 2 Description Location Superb opportunity to purchase this delightfully Located approximately two miles west of presented detached house. Occupying an elevated Maidstone. The county town offers an excellent position with stunning far reaching views over the selection of amenities including shopping at the surrounding countryside and river valley, set Mall and Fremlins Walk, together with two amidst a level plot. The accommodation features museums, theatre, county library, multi screened large picture windows which frame the magnificent cinema and a wider selection of schools and views to the south, west and north of the property colleges for older children. The M20/A20/M2/M25 with a rolling landscape and river. Well decorated ande M26 motorways are also close by and offer and delightfully presented arranged on two floors direct vehicular access to both London and the extending in all to 1247 square feet with the added channel ports. benefit of gas fired central heating by radiators and UPVC framed double glazing, paneled internal Council Tax Band doors. E VIEWINGS STRICTLY BY APPOINTMENT 3 4 ENTRANCE PORCH ON THE FIRST FLOOR OUTSIDE Quarry tiled floor, outside light, half glazed UPVC Single garage with electric light and power, up and Georgian style entrance door with glazed side panel. over entry door. To the front of the property the LANDING garden extends to 45ft, laid to lawn with roses, well ENTRANCE HALL Stunning views over the surrounding countryside and stocked with shrubs, side pedestrian access. Double built-in cloak cupboard, consumer unit, River Medway, western aspect, built-linen cupboard, REAR GARDEN staircase to first floor with timber balustrade, copper cylinder, Glow Worm wall mounted gas fired understairs cupboard, double radiator, dado rail, boiler supplying central heating and domestic hot Rear garden measures 50ft x 48ft, laid to lawn with thermostatic control for central heating. water throughout. paved patio area adjacent to house, further raised patio area, rockery, timber shed. LOUNGE 19' 6'' x 12' 6'' (5.94m x 3.81m) BEDROOM 1 14' 0'' x 10' 0'' (4.26m x 3.05m) Directions Ornamental stone work with marble conglomerate French windows to front affording magnificent views display top and niches, French windows to front over surrounding countryside, southern aspect, From Maidstone leave via the Tonbridge Road, A26 affording a southern aspect, distant views, two double radiator, double built-in wardrobe cupboard, heading in a westerly direction. After approximately a radiators. dado rail. mile and a quarter, turn left at the traffic lights into DINING ROOM 12' 7'' x 11' 6'' (3.83m x 3.50m) BEDROOM 2 12' 7'' x 9' 8'' (3.83m x 2.94m) Farleigh Lane, proceed down the hill, over the railway line, across the river. Proceed up the hill and River Close Double glazed sliding patio doors overlooking rear Picture window to rear with views, double built-in will be found second turning on the left. The property garden affording a pleasant open outlook, radiator, wardrobe cupboard, radiator. will be found at the end of the cul-de-sac on the right built-in storage cupboard. BEDROOM 3 11' 0'' x 10' 8'' (3.35m x 3.25m) hand side as indicated by our signboard. KITCHEN 12' 0'' x 7' 10'' (3.65m x 2.39m) Window to front with delightful views, southern Comprehensively fitted with units having oak door aspect, double radiator. and drawer fronts with antique fittings and BATHROOM complementing Jade effect working surfaces comprising:- Acrylic sink with mixer tap cupboards White contemporary suite, chromium plated fittings under, range of high and low level cupboards with comprising:- shaped paneled bath, curved shower Creda four burner electric cooker, oven and girill, screen, shower over, wash hand basin, integrated extractor hood above, glazed display cabinet, space cupboard beneath, low level W.C, chromium plated for fridge/freezer, integrated dishwasher and heated towel rail, half tiled walls, window to rear, washing machine, ceramic tiled floor, tiled separate W.C. with matching low level suite. splashbacks, recessed low voltage lighting, control panel for central heating, window overlooking rear garden, half glazed door to garden. 5 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 6 .
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