A very charming and thoughtfully extended detached cottage with a pretty rear garden in the village of Great Chart.

This beautifully presented home is rich in character features to include exposed beams, latch doors, a gas wood burner effect fire, and a particularly clever double height hallway/sitting area with an oak staircase and an internal lattice window. Each of the bedrooms are of a good size and the bathroom has both a roll top bath and a separate enclosed shower cubicle, in addition to the bright extended kitchen/dining room and a cosy sitting room, there is a handy further room which can be utilised as a study or extra bedroom space with an adjoining cloakroom.

The lovely private rear garden provides a relaxing space for outdoor dining or relaxing, and links perfectly with the rear extension which opens out directly onto the outdoor space. We feel this home uniquely blends some exceptional original features with day to day practicality as a result of a carefully considered extension and reconfiguration.

The historic village of Great Chart contains many character properties, and the parish was enlarged in 1989 to include Singleton which is located separately on the other side of the Great Chart by-pass.

It is located a short distance away from the market town of Ashford which has excellent commuter links, whilst there are a number of fabulous countryside walks and trails on the doorstep.