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Vebraalto.Com Well Street, West Malling ME19 6JW £1,400 Per month This superb cottage is an imposing property located within the Springhill Estate's established gardens, grounds and woodland totalling about 28. acres. The house benefits from spacious accommodation arranged over two floors. The cottage has recently had a complete refurbishment which now gives it a modern and warm feeling whilst still maintaining a cottage charm. The surrounding grounds are a particular feature of the property providing a peaceful setting for the house with established gardens, parking and garage. Further privacy is provided from the moment you enter the grounds electric gates and follow sweeping driveway to the country cottage. Spring Hill Cottage is on the edge of the picturesque village of East Malling in a tucked away location but benefits from direct access to footpaths leading to the mainline station at East Malling. The neighbouring town of West Malling and Larkfield offer a good range of local shopping facilities. The spring of 'The Stream' (as it is locally known) is located at the lowest part of Well Street just off the boundary to Spring Hill. This is where the villagers would have collect water and brought their livestock to drink and more recently was artificially widened to provide watercress beds. Now, The Stream has been left to provide a natural wildlife habitat for species including water voles and flows along the boundary of Spring Hill in a general easterly direction to join the River Medway at Aylesford. Spring Hill benefits from riparian rights. Spring Hill Cottage: West Malling & Kings Hill golf courses nearby, local activities include Spring Hill Cottage is located in the grounds of Spring Hill Lodge which is on the horticultural and amateur dramatic societies, a WI and organised country walks. edge of the picturesque village of East Malling in a tucked away location but Leisure centres in Tonbridge, Larkfield and Maidstone. benefits from direct access to footpaths leading to the mainline station at East Motorway Links: Junction 4 of the M20 or junction 2A of the M26 at Wrotham Malling. The neighbouring town of West Malling and Larkfield offer a good Heath gives access to the M25, Gatwick and Heathrow Airports and the Channel range of local shopping facilities. Tunnel Terminus and the Channel Ports. The spring of 'The Stream' (as it is locally known) is located at the lowest part of Description: Well Street just off the boundary to Spring Hill. This is where the villagers would This superb cottage is an imposing property located within the Springhill Lodge have collect water and brought their livestock to drink and more recently was Estate's established gardens, grounds and woodland totalling about 28. acres. artificially widened to provide watercress beds. Now, The Stream has been left The house benefits from spacious accommodation arranged over two floors. The to provide a natural wildlife habitat for species including water voles and flows cottage has recently had a complete refurbishment which now gives it a modern along the boundary of Spring Hill in a general easterly direction to join the River and warm feeling whilst still maintaining a cottage charm. The surrounding Medway at Aylesford. grounds are a particular feature of the property providing a peaceful setting for the house with established gardens, parking and garage. Further privacy is The Local Area: provided from the moment you enter the grounds electric gates and follow Comprehensive Shopping: Maidstone - 8 miles, Sevenoaks - 15 miles, Bluewater sweeping driveway to the country cottage. in Dartford. Mainline Rail Services: East Malling (1.1 miles - although there is a shorter Lounge: 13'66 x 13'08 pedestrian route) to London Victoria. West Malling, Ashford international station. Kitchen: 10'05 x 11'67 (www.nationalrail.co.uk) Modern Fitted Kitchen With, hob and oven, Fridge, Freezer and washing Primary Schools: St James the Great Primary School, More Park Roman Catholic machine. Primary School, Leybourne St Peter & St Paul, C of E Primary School, West Malling, and Offham. (www.kent-pages.co.uk/education) Bathroom: 5'52 x 11'02 Secondary & Grammar Schools: The Malling School in East Malling, Maidstone, Stunningly finished 3 piece white suite. Separate shower cubical, bath, Sink, Rochester, Tonbridge & Tunbridge Wells and WC Private Schools: Sevenoaks, Tonbridge, Rochester and Maidstone. Leisure Facilities: David Lloyd Fitness & Leisure Centre in Kingshill (2.5 miles), Bedroom 1: 13'66 x 13'11 Bedroom 2: 11'19 x 10'49 Study/Bedroom 3: 5'78 x 10'98 EPC to follow shortly. 76 King Street, Maidstone, Kent, ME14 1BH 01622 763322 [email protected] Location Map.
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