Hatches Lane, Great Kingshill HP15

Wisteria Cottage is the end property on a run of three, character, brick and flint properties on Hatches Lane. The gravel driveway to all three properties runs at right angles to the street and leads to a peaceful and tucked-away location.

A part, sealed unit, glazed entrance porch leads via another door into the main entrance hall. This is laid with strip oak flooring. There are two cupboards; one for coats, etc, and another for general storage.

A small step leads up into the kitchen which has been refitted with a neutral range of pale, beech effect cupboards with a white, quartz work surface. There is a comprehensive range of integrated appliances; dishwasher, under counter fridge and separate freezer, oven and combi-oven and gas hob. There is space and plumbing for a washing machine in a separate tall cupboard. Adjacent to the back door is a space ideal for a small table for casual dining. The cloakroom fitted with a W.C. and vanity unit is just on the left of the kitchen door.

The showpiece of the house is the triple-aspect, main reception room. This has been extended at the rear and has a vaulted and beamed roof with a feature fireplace at one end containing a gas stove and a pair of French doors out to the patio. The room is L-shaped with one leg of the L being the perfect size for a formal dining table.

Stairs from the hall lead up to a bathroom and three, double bedrooms. The two smaller bedrooms are both on the left, one overlooking the front and the other the garden and farmland beyond. The main bedroom has a fitted wardrobe and a refitted, ensuite shower room comprising of large, walk-in shower with one fixed and one hand held shower head, a back to the wall W.C. and vanity unit.

Outside, the gravel driveway leads to a detached large-single garage and off-street parking for two cars. A gravelled path leads round the side of the garage to the garden which is gated and fenced. The house has a large, corner plot that is laid mainly to lawn. It is bounded by post and rail fencing which leads the eye through to the fields beyond giving an illusion of even greater open space. There is a patio adjacent to the house accessed from both the sitting room and kitchen.