GUIDE PRICE £500,000 - £525,000 - Master Bedroom With En-Suite - High Spec Kitchen/Diner - Two Year Home Builder Insurance Remaining - Stunning Views - Private Parking - Modern & Stylish

Situated in one of Snodland’s most sought-after locations, this stunning four-bedroom detached home on Birling Road offers modern living at its finest. Built in 2017 and immaculately presented throughout, this property is perfect for families looking for a stylish and comfortable home in a premier setting.

From the moment you arrive, you’ll appreciate the convenience of private parking at the front. Step inside to a bright and airy lounge, featuring a beautiful bay window that fills the space with natural light. The ground floor boasts underfloor heating throughout, ensuring warmth and comfort, and a downstairs W/C adds practicality.

The real showstopper of this home is the stunning kitchen/diner—designed with entertaining in mind. This sleek, modern space is fully equipped with integrated appliances and overlooks the beautifully maintained garden. Double doors lead directly outside, creating the perfect indoor-outdoor flow for gatherings and family time.

Upstairs, you’ll find four well-proportioned bedrooms, three of which feature built-in storage. The master bedroom is a true retreat, complete with an impressive en-suite shower room. The immaculate family bathroom offers both bath and shower facilities, catering to all needs.

Why Snodland?

Snodland is a town in Kent, located in the southeast of England. It is situated between the historical town of Rochester & market town of Maidstone, and it is part of the borough of Tonbridge & Malling. Historically, Snodland was a small rural village, but it has grown in recent decades due to its proximity to major towns and cities, as well as its transportation links. Snodland offers residents a peaceful and quiet environment. The town is surrounded by lush countryside, offering plenty of walking and outdoor activities, especially along the River Medway.

Key Features and History:

1. Origins: The name "Snodland" dates back to the Anglo-Saxon period.

2. Industry: Historically, Snodland was known for its brickworks, and it has a long industrial history. The area had various industries over the centuries, including the extraction of clay for brick production. The local economy has shifted over time, with the town now being a mix of residential and light industry.

3. Transport Links: Snodland is well connected by road and rail. The town is near the M20 & M2 motorways, offering good access to London, the coast, and other parts of Kent. Snodland railway station offers fast connections to London in around 45 minutes. In addition, trains connect to the surrounding Kent area. West Malling station is a short car or bus journey away. Good bus links allow easy access to Maidstone or Rochester allowing further onward journeys.

4. Green Spaces: Snodland is home to several parks and green spaces, including the Medway Valley, which provides a scenic backdrop for the town. It is also close to the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering residents and visitors plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities. The town boasts great facilities for children such as its own Football club and sports ground, cycle track and several lakes which ideal for leisurely walks.

5. Modern Development: In recent years, Snodland has seen residential development, with new housing being built. This growth has led to a greater number of amenities, including schools, shops, and leisure facilities.

6. Nearby Attractions: While Snodland itself is small, it is close to other notable areas in Kent, such as Rochester (famous for its historic castle and cathedral), Maidstone (the county town), and the iconic Leeds Castle.

7. Amenities: - Snodland has a number of supermarkets, local shops, cafes, pubs, restaurants, barbers, and food outlets.

Demographics:

The population of Snodland has grown significantly in recent decades due to new housing developments. The town has become a popular location for families and commuters, thanks to its proximity to larger urban towns. Current population is approximately 12,000.

Overall, Snodland offers a mix of rural charm and suburban development, with easy access to both the countryside and larger towns and cities in Kent.

All of our sales team have personally viewed this exceptional home, so if you have any questions or would like to arrange a viewing, give us a call today! This property won’t be available for long—don’t miss your chance to make it yours.

Freehold
EPC: B
Council Tax: E
Service Charge: £130 p/a
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