Cherville Lane, Bramling, Canterbury, CT3

This impressive Grade II Listed Oast house dating around 1864 and located in a Conservation Area, has been thoughtfully renovated to a very high standard and provides a most attractive and inviting 4 bedroom family home. No chain. There is also the added benefit of a cart barn style double garage with ancillary accommodation above, ideal for use such as a home office, gym or creative area. Additionally, leading from this space is a wonderful sun terrace on which to relax, unwind and take in the spectacular views across surrounding orchards and countryside. Internally, there is a sympathetic and clever blend between old and new to retain the integrity and character of the building, such as exposed beams, oak flooring, thresholds, cills and doors, brick features, column radiators, brushed stainless steel sockets and double-glazed windows with monkey tail handles. Accommodation on the ground floor comprises of entrance porch, inner hall, cloakroom, well designed and stylish kitchen, utility, dining room with part corner brick staircase and stunning sitting room in the roundel. Stairs lead up to the landing area with useful understairs cupboard and three bedrooms and family bathroom, easily accessible by Bedrooms 3 and 4. Bedroom 2 is located in the roundel with beautiful views and en suite shower room. The master bedroom is located on the top floor with "his" and "hers" wardrobes and views out towards the stunning countryside. Additionally, there is the most stunning and stylish en suite bath and shower room of a very generous size located in the roundel. OUTSIDE The front of the property is approached from Cherville Lane onto a gravel driveway with cart barn style double garage with office/studio above and sun terrace. A five bar gate leads to a parking area for several cars. The garden is of a generous size and has currently been left so the purchaser has the benefit of creating their own landscape. FEATURES - Inner Hall - Cloakroom - Kitchen, attractively styled with Rangemaster Infusion induction range, Tuxedo style Butler sink with copper taps, built-in fridge/freezer and dishwasher, oak breakfast bar, Herringbone tile flooring. - Utility, base and wall mounted units, boiler. - Dining Room, attractive corner brick part stairs feature, understairs cupboard. - Sitting Room, positioned in the roundel with lovely views out towards the garden. - Landing with Storage area. - Master Bedroom with "His & Hers" wardrobes, striking views out towards orchards/countryside and oast wheel. Stunning En Suite Shower & Bathroom located in the roundel with standalone Coppersmith Bath, double oak cabinet with dual porcelain basins, underfloor heating. Service hatch for access to Oast cowl. - Bedroom 2, positioned in the roundel with En Suite Shower Room having brick feature wall. - Two further Bedrooms with built-in wardrobes. - Family Bathroom, good size with attractive brick feature wall, vanity unit with marble worktop. - Garden, good size. - Cart barn style double garage with space above ideal for a home office/studio, with it's own sun terrace to enjoy countryside surroundings. - TV sockets in all bedrooms. - Architect's Certificate - PCC Warranty (6 years). - Fire/Smoke Alarms. Cherville Oast is situated between Ickham and Bramling on a quiet country lane around five miles east of the City of Canterbury. It lies just off the A257 between the very popular and well served villages of Littlebourne and Wingham, surrounded by typical Kentish countryside. Both villages offer local shops, post offices, public houses and restaurants, and Wingham Wildlife Park is also nearby. A frequent bus service runs between the Cinque Port of Sandwich and the Cathedral City of Canterbury, which offers a wider range of amenities including an excellent shopping centre, numerous restaurants and many cultural interests, a good choice of schools in both state and private sectors. Recreation facilities in and around the area include sports centres, swimming pool, Polo Farm at Littlebourne, a selection of golf courses including Royal St George's and the Prince's Golf Club to be found in Sandwich. Fishing and water sports can be found along the coast. The property is also well placed for connections, with two mainline railway stations from Canterbury with Canterbury West operating the high speed service to London St Pancras in less than an hour. The A2 connects into the M20 and M2, which are within easy reach, as are the Port of Dover and the Channel Tunnel Terminal at Cheriton, operating services to the Continent. DIRECTIONS Head out of Canterbury on the New Dover Road and follow signs for Sandwich/A257. At the Longport roundabout head straight on, passing through the village of Littlebourne for approximately 4.9 miles and Cherville Lane will be found on the left-hand side as you leave the village. Proceed down Cherville Lane for approximately 200 yards and the entrance to Cherville Oast will be found on the right hand side. - Services: Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage. - Local Authority: Canterbury City Council - Council Tax band: "D" (2022/23)