£675,000

Positioned on the outskirts of Sissinghurst village, this beautifully presented three-bedroom detached home offers an ideal blend of modern comfort and surrounding countryside charm. The approach to the property is via a gated driveway with ample parking for 4+ cars, this property provides privacy and convenience in a desirable location.

Steps lead up to the front door, opening into a bright and spacious hallway, bathed in natural light from a south-facing window. Thoughtfully designed for family living, the hallway includes practical understairs storage. To the left, a stunning open-plan living and dining room creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. The living area has a charming bay window that floods the space with light, while the centrepiece is a striking log burner. The dining area, equally bright and airy, overlooks the beautifully maintained rear garden.

Continuing through the hallway, a convenient utility room with a WC enhances practicality for busy households. Beyond, a newly fitted bespoke kitchen impresses with Quartz work tops and high-quality integrated appliances including a fridge, freezer and dishwasher. French doors open onto the rear garden, extending the living space outdoors—ideal for entertaining.

Upstairs, three well-proportioned bedrooms are accompanied by a stylish family bathroom. Additionally, the property offers exciting potential to convert the loft into an extra bedroom, adding further versatility.

The rear garden stretches approximately 120ft, offering a wonderful space for relaxation and recreation. A brick-built outbuilding and greenhouse provide fantastic storage or workspace opportunities. Towards the end of the garden, a substantial double-skinned cabin with full insulation in the walls, floor, and ceiling presents an excellent home office, studio, or guest retreat.

 

Sissinghurst is a small village in the county of Kent, situated with Cranbrook to the south, Goudhurst to the west, Tenterden to the east and Staplehurst to the north. Originally called Mylkehouse, Sissinghurst changed its name in the 1850s. The village shares its history with that of the nearby Wealden town of Cranbrook, having strong evidence of cloth and iron ore manufacturing activities. Sissinghurst is most famous for its Castle and the magnificent gardens created in the 1930s by Vita Sackville-West, poet and gardening writer, and her husband Harold Nicolson, author and diplomat. The Street runs through the centre of the village and is where the village pub, The Milkhouse, can be found as well as the acclaimed Rankins restaurant, a tandoori restaurant, a general store and the village hall. Sissinghurst's parish church is the Anglican Trinity Church, built in 1838. The Sissinghurst Church of England Primary School is dedicated to providing an education of the highest quality.