Our top properties of the month - October
Here's our monthly round up of our favourite properties to come to the market in October.
Otham, Maidstone
Guide Price £900,000 - £950,000
This beautifully presented four bedroom cottage dates back to the 17th Century and is brimming with history and original features including some of the original beams and brickwork. The property is unlisted and has been lovingly modernised by the current owners.
Situated in the pretty historical village of Otham the property offers rural seclusion whilst still having easy access to Maidstone town centre and the main travel roads such as the M20 and M2. The property has everything a growing family could need with over 3062 sq ft of accommodation including five reception rooms and four double bedrooms.
East Town Lane, Pilton
Guide Price £1,000,000 - £1,200,000
If location is what you are after, then you will find this property hard to beat. Situated on the edge of the prestigious village of Pilton this property has charm, character and rural views from almost every window. The cherry on the top is the vista from the paddock over fields to Glastonbury Tor which is simply stunning. This individual house was built with an eye to detail and the dressed stone front façade, draped with Virginia Creeper, has stone mullion arched windows making this a truly unique property.
Boughton Lees, Ashford
Guide Price £500,000 - £525,000
This lovely detached four bedroom 'Colt Home' built house is situated in the pretty village of Boughton Aluph overlooking countryside and farmland and is within walking distance from the popular Flying Horse pub. The property has spacious and versatile accommodation for any growing family and is set on a secluded plot with wonderful far reaching views.
Rainford House, Bethersden
Guide Price £1,100,000 - £1,200,000
Rainford House is an elegant country home built in the 1920s, it has been exceptionally well cared for and extended over the years. The property is nestled in the heart of Kent's countryside and has panoramic views around the 0.85 acres of land.
Set in an idyllic spot and tucked away down a quiet country lane, this house is ideal for those wanting a peaceful lifestyle yet require the convenience of both Ashford and Tenterden being within just 7 miles. With deer grazing in the back fields and a large pond attracting more of the local wildlife, you will be able to enjoy plenty of relaxing moments in the serene atmosphere on offer with this property.
Orchard Road, Canterbury
Guide Price £600,000 - £650,000
This Edwardian family home has been extended over the years creating a bright space for the family to enjoy. Located in Canterbury city centre, you are within walking distance of both the station and the wide selection of independent and high street shops that Canterbury has to offer. There are also plenty of local schools close by, including the "outstanding" rated Blean Primary School, St Peter's Methodist Primary School and three grammar schools within easy bus access.
Originally built in 1904, there are some lovely features that are sympathetic to the property's era including the bespoke stained glass to the front door, the traditional "door bell" and the iron fireplace in the living room. With these features having been cared for over the years, the rest of the property has been brought into the current century with immaculate decoration and refurbishment.
Herne Bay Road, Whitstable
Guide Price £425,000 - £450,000
Believed to have been built around 1765 is this beautifully restored property in Whitstable. The property is set over 3 floors with the living area on the ground level and two generous double bedrooms on each of the other levels. The property is in a great location for nearby convenience stores, schools, commuter links by rail or car and the beach with its skate park and sailing club.
Cheddar Road, Easton, Wells
Guide Price: £700,000-725,000
This Somerset style long house has been tastefully refurbished and extended by the current owner to create a fabulous family home complete with annex and 1/4 acre garden. The oldest part of the house dates back to 1869 and seamlessly transitions into a contemporary open plan kitchen/dining room with vaulted ceiling and bi-fold doors, opening out onto the paved terrace with garden beyond. The mix of old and new is what sells this house.
Clock Tower Parade, Blean
Guide Price £425,000 - £450,000
The property was built in 2018 and is situated on an exclusive development of just four semi-detached town houses in the highly desirable village of Blean which has a primary school with an Ofsted outstanding rating. With a bright modern interior, the property is perfect for any modern growing family.
