South Bank, Westerham

Nestled in the charming area of South Bank which is an unadopted no through road, this delightful house offers a perfect blend of comfort and convenience. The property is situated in a picturesque neighbourhood, known for its scenic views and friendly community atmosphere.

As you approach the house, you will be greeted by its attractive façade, which hints at the warmth and character that lies within. The interior boasts spacious living areas, ideal for both relaxation and entertaining. Natural light floods through the windows, creating a bright and inviting environment.

The stunning kitchen is well-appointed, providing ample space for culinary adventures, while the adjoining dining area is perfect for family meals or gatherings with friends. The bedrooms are generously sized, offering a peaceful retreat at the end of the day.

Outside, the garden presents a lovely space for outdoor activities, gardening, or simply enjoying the fresh air. It is an ideal spot for children to play or for hosting summer barbecues.

Living in South Bank means you will have access to a range of local amenities, including shops, schools, and parks, all within a short distance. The area is well-connected by public transport, making it easy to explore the wider region.

This house in South Bank, Westerham, is not just a property; it is a place where memories can be made. Whether you are looking to settle down or invest, this home offers a wonderful opportunity to enjoy a vibrant lifestyle in a sought-after location.

Price - The freehold is for sale at an asking price of £749,950

Westerham - The historic town of Westerham provides a wealth of shops and facilities as well a wide selection of cafe's, restaurants and bars, there is also a medical centre, library, the Churchill Primary School is a short stroll as is the King George Playing fields.
There are other state and private schools in the surrounding villages and towns as well as other sporting and recreational facilities including Westerham Golf Club.
Bus services from the town to Oxted, Sevenoaks and Bromley all with a wider choice of shops and stations to London. M25 access at junctions 5 and 6.

Ground Floor - A covered entrance porch with solid oak door opens to the entrance hall.

Entrance Hall - With radiator in cabinet surround.

Living Room - With radiator, bespoke double glazed sash window, original cast iron fireplace and Karndean flooring.

Family Room - With radiator in cabinet surround, original cast iron fireplace and Karndean Flooring.

Cloakroom - With w.c., hand basin and radiator.

Stunning Kitchen/Dining Room - A beautiful area with bespoke timber cabinets fitted with high quality integrated appliances including a Quooker tap, Villeroy & Bosh porcelain sink, Mile washing machine, Samsung fridge/freezer, antique mirrored splash back, solid oak mantle over the recess for an Aga cooker and Siemens dishwasher.
There are bi-fold doors opening to an Indian sand stone terrace and the garden. There is electric underfloor heating and exposed oak beams.

First Floor -

Landing - With radiator, double glazed window and hatch to boarded loft space.

Master Bedroom - With radiator, double glazed sash window and original Victorian fireplace.

En-Suite Shower Room - With shower cubicle, w.c. and hand basin. Chrome ladder style towel rail and extractor fan.

Bedroom Two - With radiator, double glazed window and fitted wardrobe cupboards.

Luxury Bathroom - Fitted with a modern Victorian style suite comprising slipper bath, w.c. and hand basin. Karndean flooring, radiator, part panelled walls.

Outside - Off road parking to the front for one car with charging point in hand-crafted cabinet.

The Garden - Beautifully landscaped with Indian sand stone terrace, lawns, pleached trees to the borders, flowering trees and shrubs.

Services - Mains, gas, water, electricity and drainage.

Council Tax - The property is in band ''D'' - Sevenoaks District Council.

Route To View - Take the A233 London Road from Westerham towards Biggin Hill. South Bank will be found at the bottom of the hill on the left just after passing Quebec Avenue which is on the right.