4 bed detached house for sale

Sherwood, Fausett Hill, Street End, Canterbury CT4

A beautifully presented and generously proportioned family home offering versatile accommodation throughout, complemented by attractive gardens, ample parking, and an integral garage/workshop. Set back from the road, the property offers the most spectacular views overlooking rolling countryside as far as the eye can see. The property is entered via a welcoming entrance hall which benefits from a convenient cloakroom/WC. The spacious sitting room provides an excellent space for relaxation, while the versatile dining room could also serve as a fifth bedroom, making the layout ideal for growing families or those requiring flexible living arrangements. At the heart of the home is a well-appointed fitted kitchen/breakfast room, offering ample storage and workspace for everyday family life. The adjoining conservatory/utility room provides additional living and practical space with pleasant views over the rear garden. To the first floor, the impressive principal bedroom enjoys the luxury of a private balcony and a contemporary ensuite shower room. A further generous double bedroom benefits from an adjoining sitting area, creating an ideal suite for guests, teenagers, or multi-generational living. Two additional bedrooms are served by a well-equipped family bathroom. Further benefits include gas central heating and sealed-unit double glazing throughout. Externally, the property enjoys good-sized front and rear gardens, providing excellent outdoor space for both relaxation and entertaining. A double driveway offers ample off-road parking and leads to the integral garage/workshop which presents excellent storage, hobby, or workspace potential. An exceptional family home combining flexible accommodation, generous proportions, and excellent outdoor space in a highly desirable setting.
The property is situated in the sought-after village of Lower Hardres, a charming rural community surrounded by beautiful Kent countryside and conveniently positioned just off Stone Street. Despite its peaceful setting, the village lies only three miles to the south of the historic city of Canterbury, which offers an extensive range of shopping, leisure, cultural and educational facilities, together with excellent transport links. Lower Hardres benefits from a well-regarded public house and a farm shop serving local produce, adding to the village’s strong sense of community and rural appeal. There are desirable primary and secondary schools within close proximity including Simon Langton Grammar Schools, Barton Court and St Anselms.

Council Tax band F