This elegant Grade II Listed property offers characterful accommodation set across four floors, blending period charm with versatile living. Retaining many original features, including Juliette balconies, high ceilings, ornate fireplaces, deep skirtings and picture rails, this home is brimming with timeless appeal.
The lower ground floor provides a commercial-style kitchen (which could easily be reconfigured into a utility or garden room), cloakroom, and store room, along with two flexible internal rooms ideal for use as a study, cinema, or hobbies space. From the kitchen a door opens onto an enclosed garden, with gated pedestrian access to a parking space for one vehicle.
On the ground floor, a fabulous high-ceilinged reception room with a large bay window enjoys wonderful views over the garden. This versatile space offers scope to create a family kitchen/dining area, perfect for modern living.
The first floor is home to a spacious sitting/dining room, complete with fireplaces at either end, timber floorboards, and doors opening onto a small front balcony. To the rear, the principal bedroom benefits from its own en-suite shower room.
The second floor accommodates two further double bedrooms and a stylish family bathroom with both bath and separate shower. From here, delightful views stretch across the Kent peg-tiled rooftops of Cranbrook, with the town’s iconic windmill in the distance.
Offered with no onward chain, internal viewing is essential to fully appreciate the character and flexibility of this special home.
If You Live Here
Situated in the heart of the historic market town of Cranbrook within easy walking distance to the sought after Cranbrook School, the property is ideally placed to enjoy the town’s selection of independent shops, restaurants, and traditional public houses. Cranbrook offers an excellent range of everyday amenities, including doctors’ surgeries, bank, a leisure centre, well-regarded schools, and the town’s celebrated landmark, the Union Windmill.
For commuters, Staplehurst mainline station lies just 5.5 miles away, providing regular services to London in approximately one hour, as well as connections to Ashford International. Road links via the A21 and A229 give easy access to the M25 for Gatwick and Heathrow airports, while the M20 leads towards Dover and Ashford International.
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