St. Thomas Hill, Canterbury, Kent, CT2

This large and imposing five bedroom house is in a fantastic location towards the top of St Thomas Hill in a small enclave of similar properties which has an almost rural feel. Neo Georgian in style and built in the 1980's there is plenty of space and an impressive garden for the largest of families in this great spot. Set within its own plot, as you drive in you will appreciate the large driveway for several cars, flanked by mature shrubs and trees and with the benefit of a double garage with electric up and over doors. Enter into the large hallway which also has the downstairs wc, and even room for a desk under the stairs area, with Amtico flooring. The kitchen/breakfast area is open plan, set round an island with seating next to the breakfast area, which is a good place to gather and socialise. There are plenty of modern units, with granite worktops and tiled flooring. The seating area has a vaulted ceiling with Velux windows allowing plenty of light to stream through. The useful utility room has space for a washing machine, tumble dryer, extra fridge and freezer plus sink, and drying rack. The large living room is triple aspect, so light and airy with the double doors looking out to the rear garden. A feature fireplace has a log burner insitu ready to enjoy those cosy winter evenings. Upstairs a spacious landing leads to the five bedrooms. The main bedroom has fitted wardrobes, air conditioning and an en suite shower room. Two of the other double bedrooms also have fitted wardrobes and the fifth bedroom can be used as a study. A family bathroom completes the upstairs rooms. Outside there is an impressive garden. A paved terrace is adjoining the rear of the house, there is plenty of lawned area, mature shrubs and the trees offer plenty of shade under their leafy canopy. A timber summerhouse, with electricity, offers some private space away from the main house for a hobby or reading. The property has central heating and double glazing and is council tax band G This property is in a fantastic location for all that Canterbury has to offer within walking distance to the mainline station where trains on the high speed train take just under an hour. This is a particularly good location for the University of Kent, St Edmunds School and Kent College, all being nearby and Blean primary school is a short drive. Within a short walk is the Goods Shed farmers market and restaurant and a Sainsburys, the City Centre and Marlowe Theatre. The main High Street is within walking distance where there are an array of shops, restaurants and The Cathedral. Blean Woods are nearby with plenty of walks and open space. There are convenient road links with easy access to the A2/M2 corridor towards London in one direction and the coastal ports and the Channel Tunnel Terminal in the other direction. The seaside town of Whitstable is a short drive as is the market town of Faversham