Rarely available to the market is this period Victorian cottage situated within Barming Heath. Built at the turn of the 20th Century, the property is situated on the site of Barming Heath Mill and still retains ragstone outbuilding from the mill, which was demolished in 1846.

This delightful cottage is approached by a no through road and offers parking to the front via a driveway. It benefits from a gabled porch which has been added to the property giving access to the main reception room with built in period cupboard and log burner for those cosy winter nights. The decor sets the tone throughout with its plain but stylish touch.

Moving through the property into the kitchen diner which has been modernised and designed to offer as much space by not overcrowding with wall mounted cupboards but retaining good storage throughout. This room feels bright and airy and clearly is the hub of the house and has slate floor added by the current owner as a nod to the era of build. A rear lobby with stable door leads off the rear courtyard.

Upstairs is a central staircase and landing which has been changed in layout and some stage to offer two separate bedrooms and bathroom all with own accesses. The main bedroom is of good proportions and benefits from original floorboards and fire surround. The second bedroom is a good sized single with decor following on the theme of the cottage feeling light and spacious. The bathroom is a modern white suite and is mostly tiled in the modern brick style.

The property unusually for this period sits on a large plot with a garden in excess of 100ft and accessed via the outbuildings, one of which has been converted to provide an additional bedroom and the provides fantastic storage. The garden is mainly laid to sculptured lawn with and brick patio areas closest to the house. Well stocked borders to the sides. An ideal garden for entertaining.

MATERIAL INFORMATION

Freehold
Council Tax Band: A
EPC Report: D
Broadband: Standard, Superfast & Ultrafast