Description
A substantial first floor two bedroom apartment, forming part of a large oast house conversion situated on a 600 acre working farm, on the fringes of the sought after historic village of Chilham. The property benefits from generously proportioned accommodation with an open plan sitting/dining/kitchen area with off-road parking to the front.
The property is located close to the A252 Maidstone Road on the outskirts of the village of Chilham, a well respected village situated some 6 miles south west of the Cathedral city of Canterbury and 9 miles north west of the large market town of Ashford. The village is situated on the Pilgrim's Way and is centred around a 15th century square, flanked by its famous 12th century castle and 13th century church. Amenities within the village are on hand with a village pub, village hall, doctor's surgery, primary school, village shop and a mainline railway station providing travel to Canterbury and Ashford International Stations.
Please note: The landlords have informed us this property is not suitable for children or families and there is no outside space that comes with the property.
The property is available now at a rental asking price of £825.00 per calendar month and a security deposit of £950.00.
Entrance Hall: 17'3' x 9'4' (5.26m x 2.84m)
Entrance door, window to front, carpet, built in airing cupboard housing gas fired boiler.
Sitting Room/Kitchen Diner: 21'0' x 10'10' (6.40m x 3.30m) extending to 19', two windows to side, window to rear, fitted woodburning stove, television point, a range of fitted base units with contrasting worktop surfaces with double drainer stainless steel sink unit and mixer tap, electric hob, part tiled walls.
Bedroom One: 14'0' x 9'8' (4.27m x 2.95m)
Window to front, carpet, storage radiator.
Bedroom Two: 14'0' x 9'7' (4.27m x 2.92m)
Window to front, carpet, storage radiator.
Shower Room Window to rear, tiled shower enclosure, pedestal wash hand basin, low level WC.
Outside: Off-Road parking for one vehicle is situated on the driveway to the front of the oast.
