£600,000 /Sale price

Detached four-bedroom 1920s home in a prime location in central Westerham with a fabulous garden, huge potential to modernise and extend, plus a garage and driveway. Whilst this detached home now requires modernisation, it offers a rare opportunity to acquire a centrally located Westerham property with a large rear garden, off-street parking, and a garage. The bright and well-proportioned house extends to 1,560 square feet, including the garage. The ground floor accommodation comprises a double reception room leading to a rear conservatory, a dual-aspect kitchen/breakfast room with direct garden access, and an entrance hallway with a WC. The sitting area features an attractive (though now in need of renovation) fireplace and a curved bay window. The conservatory provides lovely views over the garden and opens onto a patio that wraps around the house. On the first floor, there are three bedrooms and a family bathroom. One of the rear bedrooms benefits from access to a large storage/eaves space. The loft was converted in the 1980s to create a spacious fourth bedroom, which enjoys a dual aspect and its own WC.A particular highlight is the wonderful rear garden, which stretches away from the house before opening into an L-shape at the far end. It is mature, with several feature trees and a pond, and would now benefit from landscaping. A driveway at the front provides parking for two cars and access to the garage.There is significant potential to modernise and extend the home, subject to the necessary planning consents and buyer investigations. Overall, this is a fantastic chance to purchase and renovate a detached home, and to enjoy the benefits of its exceptional garden and prime central Westerham location.Westerham is a charming and historic market town nestled at the foot of the North Downs, in the heart of the Kent countryside. The attractive town centre offers a variety of independent shops, boutiques, cafes, pubs, and restaurants, many set around a picturesque green with a statue of Churchill at its centre.Westerham offers the perfect blend of countryside living and convenient access to London with excellent road connections, being only 4.2 miles from Junction 5 of the M25. Sevenoaks and Oxted Stations also both offer fast services to central London. The area is also well served by a selection of excellent schools, both state and independent, making it a popular choice for families. The local primary school is on an adjoining road and the library is further up on the same street.Surrounded by rolling hills, open countryside, and several National Trust properties, Westerham is ideal for those who enjoy walking, cycling, and exploring the outdoors all while remaining close to the amenities and culture of a thriving small town.