£360,000 /Sale price

Guide price £360,000 - £385,000• Double bedroom with recessed wardrobe • Single room • Semi-detached character cottage with potential for rear extension (STC)• Commuter friendly location, 20-30 mins walk from Pantiles and train station • Immediate access to extensive commons and woodlands, a nature lovers paradise set in the quiet, sought after conservation area of Dennybottom• Dual log burner • Parking for 1-2 cars • Chain free Freeman Forman are delighted to present this two bedroom semi detached period property, offering two reception rooms, private front/rear gardens and off-road parking for 2 small cars. This charming cottage boasts an abundance of character, with period features throughout, original fireplaces, cast iron dual burning stove, deceptively high ceilings and tall Victorian sash windows, which have been sympathetically restored throughout the years. An internal viewing comes highly recommended.Accommodation: The ground floor includes an entrance lobby, sitting room with cast iron wood burner, dining room and a fitted kitchen. Stairs rise from the entrance lobby to the first floor landing, allowing access to the main bedroom with storage cupboard, a further second bedroom currently being used as a study/dressing room and would make the ideal nursery for a growing family, there is also a stylish bathroom with a roll top freestanding bath. Outside: You are welcomed to the front garden with an apple tree and clematis trained over an arch with white picket gate. A winding path leads you through the front garden where you will pass plentiful mature shrubs, trees and roses. The front of the house is graced with a pretty pink rose tree with side access by the front door meeting a mature white rose tree trained along the length of the house to meet the rear court yard garden, offering alfresco dining in the summer months. A rare find on Harmony street, the property also benefits from off-road parking for 2 small cars. Location: The property is set in a charming semi rural village of Dennybottom adjacent to Rusthall some 2 miles to the west of Tunbridge Wells. Rusthall itself has a good run of local convenience stores, a bakery and a primary school. The house enjoys an attractive semi rural location adjacent to Rusthall Common and is immediately proximate to sandstone outcrops and Toad Rock. Also nearby is the popular and well regarded Toad Rock public house. Tunbridge Wells itself has a far wider range of social, retail and educational facilities including two theatres, a number of sports and social clubs and a selection of well regarded schools at all levels. There is an excellent choice of independent retailers, restaurants and public houses around the Pantiles area which stretch along the Old High Street and further up to Mount Pleasant. Further up in town is the Royal Victoria Place shopping precinct and nearby Calverley Road with a far wider range of primarily multiple stores. Tunbridge Wells recreational amenities include Dunorlan and Grove Hill Parks, Nevill Golf Club and St. Johns Sports Centre. Tunbridge Wells mainline railway station has fast and frequent services to both London and the South Coast and the town sits adjacent to the A21 trunk road. Of interest to local Rusthall residents would be the Centaur Bus which runs services through West Kent direct into parts of London and Canary Wharf.