Detached bungalow for sale in Moat Mede, Moat Lane, Canterbury CT2

An incredibly spacious detached bungalow offering an exceptional amount of living space and versatile living accommodation. Set back from the road with two driveways allowing parking for several cars, this unique bungalow is situated within a generous plot, including a large garden and swimming pool. Upon entry, the hallway leads through to the 20ft wide principal reception room with large windows along the entire width, overlooking the swimming pool and farmland beyond. Double doors open into a large dining room with vaulted ceilings and beams accentuating the sense of light and space. There are four double bedrooms on offer, the main bedroom benefits from fitted mirrored wardrobes, an ensuite shower room with fitted white suite and additional sauna room. This bedroom would make an excellent annex for an elderly relative or even a guest suite. There are three further bedrooms to the opposite side of the bungalow along with main family bathroom. The large fitted kitchen has an range of wooden wall and floor units with contrasting work surfaces and room for all washing and cooking appliances. Outside, the swimming pool is surrounded by a large patio and barbecue area with a separate gate dividing the large garden which is mainly laid to lawn and surrounded by hedging and mature trees giving a fabulous sense of privacy around the good size plot. From the garden there is also rear access to the integral garage, shed and brick-built store. The property has oil fired central heating, double glazing throughout and is offered with no chain.

Moat Mede is situated on the edge of the picturesque and sought after Fordwich, 'England's smallest town', and enjoys lovely views over the surrounding countryside. Fordwich has many fine period buildings, two well-known public houses beside the river and its own 15th Century Town Hall. The River Stour runs through the village - a treasure with its abundance of wildlife and amenities for fishing, walking and pleasure boating. Access via the river to the Cinque Port of Sandwich and to the English Channel provided a route for boats to reach Fordwich in earlier centuries to bring trade to Canterbury. The Cathedral City lies to the west with its excellent shopping centre, cultural interests, amenities, excellent range of educational establishments including schools in both the state and private sectors, universities and colleges.

Council Tax band D