The Street, Adisham, Canterbury, Kent

Located in a quiet enclave of just five properties just off The Street in Adisham is this delightful and energy efficient detached family home. Built in 2000 it has some charming features such as ceiling roses and coved ceilings, while hard wearing LVT wood effect flooring flows throughout much of the property. There is a large garden that backs onto farmland and the property is approached up a driveway that leads to the garage and a spacious parking area in front of the house.

The front door opens into a hallway with a pine staircase to the first floor, understairs storage and a cloakroom. There is a charming family room and a study overlooking the parking area. The large lounge features a brick fireplace with a wooden mantle and a log burner as well as fitted shelving and sliding doors to the impressive L-shaped dining area and kitchen. The kitchen has French doors to the rear terrace and units with quartz worktops housing various built in appliances. There is also a pantry and a large central island/breakfast bar with an induction hob. While the adjacent fitted utility room includes space for laundry appliances and access to the driveway.

On the galleried landing there is a large storage cupboard and doors to the family bathroom as well as to five double bedrooms. One is currently set up as an office, another has fitted mirrored wardrobes and a guest room includes an ensuite shower while the main bedroom has a large ensuite shower, fitted cupboards and lovely views over the garden.

A detached building in the rear garden includes a large room that could be used as a games room, kids ‘sleep over’ space, a beauty/therapy salon or an office. It also incorporates a cloakroom, a boiler room and storage space as well as a decked terrace that would be an ideal spot for a hot tub, while the large rear terrace is just the place for al fresco dining. There is a log store and steps leading up to the large lawn interspersed with attractive trees and surrounded by shrub borders and close board fencing.

What the Owner says:

We chose this delightful home as we wanted to live somewhere close to a primary school rated Outstanding by Ofsted. We have extended the property, upgraded the kitchen and bathrooms, have fast broadband and 16 solar panels that provide around £2000 annual income.
Adisham includes a railway station and nearby is Gibsons excellent farm shop and Wingham with two pubs, convenience stores, a primary school, surgery and dentist, various societies and sports clubs. Bridge has first class restaurants, useful shops, post office and chemist, a medical centre, a dentist and hairdresser as well as a good primary school. While Canterbury includes historic buildings, high street stores, independent shops, restaurants and bars as well as theatres, a cinema, three universities, excellent grammar and private schools and two stations.