Little Chart

A delightful, Grade II listed 18th century white weather boarded 3 bedroom semi detached home that has been sympathetically extended during the vendors time here, which has spanned some 4 decades. A home that has served a purpose for raising children, enjoying sunnier summer evenings & the chillier winters - a proven humble abode ready for it’s next owner.

Behind the white weatherboards, is a home that offers fantastic living accommodation across two generous floors. Upon arrival of the home, you’ll find parking for a number of cars as well as a modest front garden behind a wooden gate and fenced boundary. To the ground floor you’ll wander into a entrance hall, providing the perfect place to kick off your shoes and hang up your coat after embarking on one of the various walks found on your doorstep. Through from the hall is a comfortable lounge where you can unwind, without feeling on top of one another. The homes has been extended and now offers a large separate dining room that leads from the kitchen, offering the perfect flow to this charming cottage. The kitchen itself offers an array of wall and base units allowing for plenty of storage to tackle the strain on all that comes with family life and looking after the little ones. At the rear of the home, you will find the garden room, that really puts you in touch with the outside, offering an unspoilt view of the mature shrubs and weeping willow found within the fantastic plot that the home offers. The ground floor is finished nicely with a handy downstairs toilet ensuring there’s no que for the loo in the morning.

The stairs rise from the kitchen, where you will discover three well proportioned bedrooms. Bedroom 3 offering an idyllic view out into that wonderful rear garden. Bedroom 3 itself is a ample double bedroom, however currently used as a craft room with a built in storage cupboard. The guest bedroom also takes up a fantastic position in the home and offers allows you to gaze out to the rear plot offering further storage. The principle bedroom is found at the front of the home and is also a good sized double with window overlooking the front, well kept garden. The family bathroom, although could do with modernisation, offers plenty of space and services all 3 bedrooms as is a spacious 4-piece suite with separate bath, shower cubicle, wash hand basin and W/C.

But wait, there’s more, step outside that wonderful sun room and simply take in that garden. As stroll into this tranquil space, you'll immediately notice the lush greenery and the soothing sounds of the River Stour gently flowing nearby. The garden is expansive, providing ample for the children to run around and let off steam and has also been smartly sectioned off by low level fencing. The dominant feature of this garden is a cluster of majestic trees that stand tall and proud lining the boundary. The willow trees create a canopy of shade and a sense of seclusion, making this garden emphasizing that private feeling. It has been very well cared for by the current owners, having been landscaped with a well-maintained lawn, dotted with colorful flowerbeds and a variety of plants, garden sheds, a green house as well as garage which we feel has really created a vibrant and inviting atmosphere. Follow the meandering pathways that wind through the garden, guiding you to different areas, including a charming rear portion of the garden found beneath the willow trees. This spot is perfect for enjoying a cup of tea or a good book while listening to the tranquil sounds of the The River Stour, which serves as the garden's natural boundary adding to the overall charm that the property offers.

Little Chart is a charming and peaceful hamlet on the outskirts of Ashford that centred itself around the local paper mill that in fact previously owned The White House as well as a number of other properties locally. There is a healthy community spirit in the hamlet with the popular Swan Inn as well as the village hall providing a home for a number of clubs and societies. This is a home that is sure to please those looking for a change of pace and a life in the quiet backwaters whilst retaining access to all the necessary things that a busy life demands with Ashford around 4 miles distant and the motorway and rail networks easily accessible too. The thriving market town of Ashford is approximately five miles away, here you can find comprehensive facilities including Ashford International Station providing Eurostar services to the continent and high speed rail services to London St Pancras and Ebsfleet international. The M20 motorway provides excellent road access to the area and London. There is an excellent range of schools in the Ashford area in both state and private sectors including grammar schools.

Services connected: Mains drainage, electric storage heaters & hot water cylinder.