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Box Cottage, Westbere Lane, Westbere, CT2

  • 3 beds
Semi-detached house

£360,000

  • 3 beds
Semi-detached house
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An enchanting Grade II Listed three-bedroom cottage, which dates back to the late 1700s and is flourishing with period features including latch-key doors, exposed beams, rustic brickwork, and charming restored sash windows.

Box Cottage has been thoughtfully enhanced by the current owners, who have a creative eye for detail. The property has been artistically renovated with sympathetic interior design and fine d?cor, which includes an updated kitchen, a brand-new bathroom, and the addition of a contemporary wood-burning stove.

The property is situated in a peaceful lane within the village of Westbere, offering excellent access to the cathedral city of Canterbury, and enjoying a beautiful position with a south-facing rear garden. The fa?ade is an attractive blend of pale painted brickwork, a new Kent peg-tiled roof, and recently restored or replaced hardwood sash windows. Internally, the property has been equally well-maintained, featuring a newly installed gas boiler and electric consumer unit.

The handsome front door opens into a delightful sitting room, with a wood-burning stove nestled within the chimney breast. To either side, the alcoves feature characterful wooden cupboards and shelving. The natural tones of Little Greene and Earthborn paint enhances the space add a depth of warmth whilst complementing the dark architrave and exposed beams.

At the rear of the property there is a country-style kitchen, which overlooks the garden. Quartz worktops beautifully enhance the Neptune-painted cabinetry, while the exposed fireplace forms a striking feature, with useful shelving arranged above.

The ground floor is completed by a brand-new bathroom, comprising a walk-in glass enclosure with an Aqualisa shower, a separate bath, WC, and a basin set within a vanity unit. The simple yet stylish d?cor retains the cottage's character, exposing brickwork and featuring attractive gloss metro tiles.

To the first floor, there are two bedrooms, each with built-in cupboards. On the second floor, accessed via paddle steps, is a wonderful, vaulted bedroom, adorned with historic beams.

OUTSIDE:

Box Cottage enjoys an enviable position with a south-facing garden that feels both private and peaceful, with mature trees providing delicate shade and privacy. The garden is low maintenance yet thoughtfully laid out, with pretty shrubs surrounding seating areas. There is a quirky outbuilding currently used as a laundry room, while a storage shed, and side access are located on the opposite side.

SITUATION:

Westbere is a small, peaceful village located just northeast of Canterbury in Kent. Set along the River Stour, it offers a rural, tranquil atmosphere with traditional Kentish cottages and scenic views. The village has historical roots dating back to Saxon times, and its nearby Westbere Lakes, now a nature reserve, provide a lovely spot for walking and birdwatching. With its charming 12th-century church and popular village pub serving gastro style cuisine, the village has a wonderful community.

There is excellent access to Canterbury with the Cathedral city being just over three miles away. Canterbury is a historic city in Kent, southeast England, renowned for its rich cultural heritage and stunning architecture. The city is most famous for Canterbury Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a key pilgrimage destination, which forms the heart of the city. Canterbury's charming streets are lined with medieval buildings, quaint shops, and cosy cafes, creating a vibrant yet peaceful atmosphere.

Whitstable is a charming seaside town in Kent, located around nine miles away. Known for its maritime heritage, Whitstable is particularly famous for its oysters, with a long history of oyster farming dating back to Roman times. The town's picturesque seafront is lined with colourful beach huts, pebble beaches, and a bustling harbour, making it a popular destination for both locals and visitors.

Whitstable's lively town centre is filled with independent shops, quirky boutiques, art galleries, and an array of caf?s and seafood restaurants, where you can sample fresh local oysters and other seafood delicacies.

Herne Bay is a coastal town in Kent, around six miles from Westbere, its located on the northern edge of the county, along the Thames Estuary. Known for its charming seaside atmosphere, it boasts a pebble beach, a Victorian pier, and stunning views across the water. The town has a long history as a popular holiday destination, with a promenade, gardens, and plenty of outdoor spaces that attract both locals and visitors.

Herne Bay offers a blend of traditional seaside attractions and modern conveniences. The town centre has a variety of shops, caf?s, and pubs, while its seafront is perfect for relaxing or enjoying water sports. The town is also home to a number of historic buildings, including the Grade II listed clock tower, and offers easy access to nearby nature reserves and walking trails.



We endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, however, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract and none is to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact. Any services, systems and appliances listed in this specification have not been tested by us and no guarantee as to their operating ability or efficiency is given. All measurements and floor plans and site plans are a guide to prospective buyers only, and are not precise. Fixtures and fittings shown in any photographs are not necessarily included in the sale and need to be agreed with the seller.



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