Built in 1913 to the exacting specification of its original owners and having had only three owners since, this is a home of genuine provenance. The current owners have undertaken an imaginative and extensive refurbishment, creating a truly distinctive and statement home.

Great care has been taken to retain the property’s original character, including parquet oak flooring, a panelled front room and an impressive oak staircase, while seamlessly integrating a striking and high quality contemporary extension.

The accommodation is light-filled, generously proportioned and has a natural flow throughout. It showcases original features such as high ceilings, original doors and coving; complemented by double-glazed windows created bespoke to match the original detailing.

The drawing room/lounge features a wide bay window with window seat, a panelled chimney breast and stove. The dining room is equally appealing, with exposed timbers and corner windows, with double Crittall doors opening into the kitchen/breakfast room.

The kitchen is a standout space, superbly appointed with top-of-the-range Siemens appliances, underfloor heating and multi-zone lighting. Magnificent glass walls to two sides, including sleek and minimal corner glazing that fully retracts to provide seamless indoor-outdoor living. There are extensive work surfaces, a 3.2m island with storage, a Bora induction hob and integrated appliances.

An additional large family room enjoys rooflights and direct access to the garden. The bright utility room offers space for laundry appliances and features a butler’s sink, leading through to a substantial boot room that can also be accessed via a side path at the front of the house.

The first floor leads to an attractive landing and four well-proportioned double bedrooms. The principal bedroom benefits from an en suite bathroom, while the remaining bedrooms are light and of a good proportion.

This property has 0.33 acres of land.

Outside

The driveway provides parking for three cars, alongside an attractive detached garage, which also has planning permission for partial conversion to a home office. Planning Ref: 21/00749/HOUSE Prospective purchasers are advised that they should make their own enquiries of the local planning authority

The rear garden features a large seating area, ideal for al fresco dining, enjoying both daytime and evening sun. The gardens are predominantly laid to lawn and have been freshly landscaped with well-stocked borders and pleached trees.

In all, about 0.33 acres.

Situation

Perfectly located for the commuter and extremely rare to the market, the property lies in a sought-after road within easy walking distance of Sevenoaks mainline station.

Sevenoaks provides a comprehensive selection of independent and High Street shops, restaurants and supermarkets including Waitrose.

The area offers a wide choice of social and recreational activities including the Stag Theatre, a cinema, library, leisure centre, Hollybush Recreation Ground, which provides tennis courts, bowls, astroturf pitch, a café and a children's playground and the 1,000-acre Knole Park, one of the last remaining medieval deer parks. There is also golf at Knole and Wildernesse and cricket at The Vine.

Distances • Tonbridge 8 miles • Westerham 9.5 miles • Tunbridge Wells 16 miles • London Gatwick Airport 25 miles • Central London 34 miles

Nearby Station • Sevenoaks

Nearby Schools • Lady Boswells C of E Primary School • St Thomas's Catholic Primary School • The Granville • The New Beacon • Radnor House • Solefields • Walthamstow Hall • Sevenoaks Primary School • Sevenoaks Prep. • Sevenoaks School

Key Locations • Knole House and Park • Ightham Mote • Riverhill Himalayan Gardens • Emmetts Gardens • Chartwell • Lullingstone Castle and Gardens • Chartwell

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