Kake Street, Waltham, Canterbury, Kent, CT4

A beautifully presented detached property where you can truly just walk in and relax, nestled in the popular Kentish village of Waltham, this single storey accommodation offers privacy and fantastic views.

This delightful property, with no onward chain, has taken everything that is charming about lateral living and enhanced it with a fabulous refurbishment, providing fantastic accommodation and is beautifully presented.

Immediately admire the attractive frontage, with a spacious gated gravel driveway, with the property being set back from the country road.
Enter the property through an oak front door into the L shaped hallway to be greeted by attractive natural slate flooring which continues through into the large open plan kitchen/dining room to the left.

The kitchen was fully replaced by the current owners, with painted wooden units and solid oak worktops. Built in utility cupboards cleverly conceal appliances and a stable door leads to the beautiful garden beyond.

This is a perfect space to enjoy those social family gatherings and also enjoy the added benefit of a large log burner. The impressive size of the kitchen enabled the current owners to create a home office space.

Through oak double doors to the sitting room which features large vaulted ceilings, a log burner, a cast iron radiator and sky lights that bring in plenty of additional light. The sitting room leads into a lovely conservatory to enjoy the views over the rear garden.

There are three bedrooms in the property plus a family bathroom, which has been refurbished with an impressive free standing double ended bath and an attractive ceramic tiled floor completes the stylish look.

At the end of the hallway, there is a beautiful light master bedroom with lovely views to the front of the property. The property boasts another large bedroom which has a fully renovated en-suite, currently used as a guest bedroom, plus a third bedroom currently being used as a nursery.

To the front of the property, a timber constructed outbuilding provides further accommodation and is currently being used as a home office. Fully insulated and decorated with a log burner, so could also be used as a cosy teenager den or gym.

Outside the property is set within its own large plot. The attractive frontage is reached through a wooden gate and is lined with established hedging and trees - the gravelled driveway provides parking for several cars including two useful sheds for storage.

To the rear, the garden has been cleverly zoned with a large gravel patio providing space for summer barbecues. A brick edged path leads down to different areas including a secluded hot tub area to take advantage of the views and starry nights. There are a mixture of established lawned areas which include mature shrubs and fruit trees. Side access to the front provides two outside taps and useful space for storage.

The current owners have spared no expense as it was intended as their forever home, but are relocating out of area and are very sad to leave. The advantage of this is that the property will be sold with no forwarding chain.

When the property was renovated the energy efficiency was important to the current owners, so many improvements were made including modernised radiators, upgraded LED lighting and use of high performance insulation to the loft space.

The property is freehold, was built in the 1960's and has an EPC rating of D.

The Council tax band is E, and there is oil fired central heating.

The Ancient village of Waltham and this property is situated in a conservation area as well as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty within the North Downs. The area is renowned for picturesque surroundings, in particular chocolate box style cottages. Waltham village and neighbouring Petham has an active community spirit with many village events through the year.

Despite being nestled in the countryside, the historic city of Canterbury is just 5 miles away. Ashford is also a short drive away. Both have mainline stations serving London, with Ashford International high speed train taking just 38 minutes. Eurotunnel at Cheriton is only 13 miles away, taking less than half an hour by car.

The Timberbatts @ The Compasses Gastropub in Crundale is a short walk away, and there is a very good primary school in nearby Petham. The popular village of Wye is just 5 miles away, with three further schools, a mainline station and amenities including doctor's surgery, public library, shops, excellent country pubs and restaurants.