Hever Road Cottages, Hever Road, Bough Beech, Kent, TN8

A beautiful end of terrace period cottage located in Bough Beech close to Hever Village. With three bedrooms, two reception rooms, off-street parking and a wonderful garden, this is one to add to your property hotlist.

On entering the property, you walk into the first reception room which is currently used as a living room and dining room space. The room is bright with lots of light being let in via double doors as well as the window to the back of the property. From the front door to your right, you will find an open archway into the kitchen. This kitchen is equipped with both wall hung and under counter shaker style units with space for freestanding appliances. Through from the kitchen you will find the bathroom which is equipped with bath and over bath shower and sink. The toilet is located separately between the kitchen and the first reception room. If you are moving from the kitchen to the back of the property, you will find a second reception room which is currently being used as a living room but could be utilised as a dining room or playroom. Stairs to the first floor are in a hallway off this room, to the back of the property, as is a door to the garden.

Ascending the stairs to the first floor, you will find the property’s three bedrooms. The master bedroom is located to the back of the property. This is a good-sized room with plenty of built in wardrobe and cupboard space. Bedrooms two and three are located to the front of the property.

This property has a wraparound garden with a courtyard style front garden, where you will also find a separate office/studio space with double doors, perfect for working from home. To the back of the property through a gate you will find a lawned area – both perfect for enjoying a summers evening. To the side of the house, you will also find a handy storage room which is the same depth as the house.

Location
Bough Beech is a hamlet situated in the Kent countryside. It neighbours several villages including Penshurst, Hever and Four Elms. Large surrounding towns include Tonbridge, Oxted, Westerham and more closely Edenbridge.

Edenbridge is a traditional small market town set in the stunningly beautiful Eden Valley countryside on the Kent/Surrey border by the River Medway and close to the River Eden tributary from which its name is derived.

Edenbridge benefits from two mainline train stations with good links to central London. The M25 is a short drive and Gatwick airport can be reached in 25 minutes. Edenbridge offers residents a relaxed and peaceful way of life, and with Brighton being less than an hour away its perfect for beach lovers and anyone looking to enjoy a more diverse cultural experience.

Edenbridge has a great range of shops, restaurants and supermarkets, as well as a host of traditional town and country pubs which are dotted in and around the town and local villages. A market is also held every Thursday in the town in Market Yard, where you can purchase a wide selection of locally grown produce from this English garden of Eden.

There is an excellent selection of primary schools in Edenbridge and many secondary education options including Grammar, state and private, all just a short bus or train journey from the Town.

Services:
Mains Water, Electricity, Private Drainage. Oil Central Heating.
Local Authority: Sevenoaks District Council
Council Tax: Band D
EPC: E43

These particulars are produced in good faith however they are intended as a general guide and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. It should not be assumed that the property has all the necessary planning, building regulation or other consents. None of the services or appliances in these particulars have been tested.

The Bridge Estate Agents advise all prospective buyers should satisfy themselves by a full inspection of the property, a survey, searches and enquiries. The description, photographs and floorplans are for guidance only and the measurements quoted are approximate and should not be relied upon for any other purpose.