£395,000
3 bed terraced house for saleThe Street, Sissinghurst TN17
3 beds
1 bath
1 reception
EPC Rating: C
Just added
Chain free
Freehold
About this property
Three bedroom grade II listed house
Available with no onward chain
Located within the heart of sissinghurst village
Large living room with fire place
Fitted kitchen
Large loft room
Pretty rear garden
Cranbrook school catchment area
EPC rating N/A
Council tax band D
Description
A charming three-bedroom Grade II listed character house, ideally situated in the heart of Sissinghurst Village and offered for sale with no onward chain.
Retaining a wealth of period features, this attractive home offers well-proportioned accommodation arranged over two floors, together with a pretty enclosed rear garden and the added benefit of a generous loft room.
On entering the property, the spacious living room immediately sets the tone, featuring a traditional multi-paned window to the front, a large open fireplace and attractive painted timber beams to the walls and ceiling. Characterful painted iron latch doors lead through to the kitchen, an inner hallway and the staircase that rises to the first floor.
To the rear of the house, the fitted kitchen enjoys a pleasant outlook over, and direct access to, the rear garden. The kitchen comprises a range of wall and base units, ceramic sink with mixer tap and with ample space for white goods.
The inner hallway provides useful storage and gives access to the modern family bathroom. This comprises a panelled bath, low-level WC and pedestal wash hand basin with stylish splashback, complemented by an opaque rear window.
To the first floor, the three bedrooms are approached via a carpeted staircase and landing, with traditional iron latch doors adding further period charm. The principal bedroom is particularly characterful, featuring a multi-paned window overlooking the front, a decorative open fireplace and painted timber beams to the walls and ceiling. Bedrooms two and three both enjoy rear-facing multi-paned windows and further exposed character in the form of painted timber beams.
From the first-floor landing, ladder-style steps lead to a large loft room, providing excellent additional storage and potential for a variety of uses, subject to any necessary consents.
Outside, the property enjoys a pretty enclosed rear garden, with a paved seating area leading onto a lawn. Established fencing and hedging create a pleasant degree of privacy, making this a charming space for outdoor seating and entertaining.
If You Lived Here
If you lived here, you would be perfectly positioned in the picturesque village of Sissinghurst, renowned for its peaceful atmosphere and historic appeal. Enjoy the convenience of local amenities within easy reach, offering a true village lifestyle.
Families will appreciate that the property is within the highly desirable Cranbrook School Catchment Area, known for its academic excellence. There are also local primary schools nearby, making it an ideal location for all ages.
While enjoying the tranquility of village life, you would still benefit from excellent connectivity. Nearby towns offer further amenities and shopping opportunities, and convenient road links provide access to wider areas. For commuters, mainline train stations with services to London are within a reasonable driving distance, making this an ideal blend of rural charm and practical living.
A charming three-bedroom Grade II listed character house, ideally situated in the heart of Sissinghurst Village and offered for sale with no onward chain.
Retaining a wealth of period features, this attractive home offers well-proportioned accommodation arranged over two floors, together with a pretty enclosed rear garden and the added benefit of a generous loft room.
On entering the property, the spacious living room immediately sets the tone, featuring a traditional multi-paned window to the front, a large open fireplace and attractive painted timber beams to the walls and ceiling. Characterful painted iron latch doors lead through to the kitchen, an inner hallway and the staircase that rises to the first floor.
To the rear of the house, the fitted kitchen enjoys a pleasant outlook over, and direct access to, the rear garden. The kitchen comprises a range of wall and base units, ceramic sink with mixer tap and with ample space for white goods.
The inner hallway provides useful storage and gives access to the modern family bathroom. This comprises a panelled bath, low-level WC and pedestal wash hand basin with stylish splashback, complemented by an opaque rear window.
To the first floor, the three bedrooms are approached via a carpeted staircase and landing, with traditional iron latch doors adding further period charm. The principal bedroom is particularly characterful, featuring a multi-paned window overlooking the front, a decorative open fireplace and painted timber beams to the walls and ceiling. Bedrooms two and three both enjoy rear-facing multi-paned windows and further exposed character in the form of painted timber beams.
From the first-floor landing, ladder-style steps lead to a large loft room, providing excellent additional storage and potential for a variety of uses, subject to any necessary consents.
Outside, the property enjoys a pretty enclosed rear garden, with a paved seating area leading onto a lawn. Established fencing and hedging create a pleasant degree of privacy, making this a charming space for outdoor seating and entertaining.
If You Lived Here
If you lived here, you would be perfectly positioned in the picturesque village of Sissinghurst, renowned for its peaceful atmosphere and historic appeal. Enjoy the convenience of local amenities within easy reach, offering a true village lifestyle.
Families will appreciate that the property is within the highly desirable Cranbrook School Catchment Area, known for its academic excellence. There are also local primary schools nearby, making it an ideal location for all ages.
While enjoying the tranquility of village life, you would still benefit from excellent connectivity. Nearby towns offer further amenities and shopping opportunities, and convenient road links provide access to wider areas. For commuters, mainline train stations with services to London are within a reasonable driving distance, making this an ideal blend of rural charm and practical living.
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