Bekesbourne

4 Downside Cottages comprises a semi-detached house in an enviable rural position commanding fine views to the front and rear overneighbouring farmland and countryside. The property has comfortable accommodation arranged over three floors. On the ground floor is akitchen/dining room to the rear with bi-folding doors opening onto the garden. There is a sitting room to the front with a log burning stove.On the first floor are two bedrooms plus the family bathroom. On the second floor is a further bedroom with skylight windows to the rear.The property benefits from gas fired heating via a Baxi combination boiler located in the bathroom and has double glazed windows. The property is being sold with no onward chain.

From the road vehicular access is gained onto a parking area adjacent to which is the front garden being grass with access to the frontdoor. There is a further garden area to the side and a path reaching the rear garden. For plant lovers, foragers and general nature lovers thishome is surrounded by an established edible forest garden. Including trees such as strawberry, peach, lime, apple, pear, fig, hazel, hawthorn& cherry. Edible plants such as chocolate vine, Goji berry, day lilies, Mahonia, lavatera, red and white currants, raspberry and blackberries,a grape vine and a variety of edible herbs; among many others. Paths lead to the rear reaching the studio/workshop which in turn enjoyslovely views over the countryside beyond. The space to the rear and side of the property provides an ideal opportunity for significantextension (subject to all necessary planning consents and building regulations). Similar such extensions have also been carried out by manyof the adjacent properties.

The property enjoys a most attractive rural setting on the edge of the rural village of Bekesbourne. Nearby Chalkpit farm is a lovely ruralshopping facility including cafe and vets. Local facilities can be found in the nearby village of Bridge which also boasts a highly regardedPrimary School and selection of pubs. The Cathedral City of Canterbury is easily accessible and offers a wide range of shopping and leisurefacilities and an impressive range of schools, colleagues and universities. Bekesbourne railway station has regular services to CanterburyEast and London Victoria. Canterbury West railway station provides High-Speed services to London St. Pancras with a journey time ofapprox. 55 mins. The outlying countryside provides lovely walking, riding and cycling.