Lovell Road, Rough Common

A charming semi-detached home with a driveway and long rear garden, situated in a desirable cul-de-sac in the ever popular area of Rough Common. The property has been a treasured home and the owner certainly loved her gardens, which are full of mature and colourful shrubs and there is a small pond where she enjoyed watching the wildlife come and go. The property does now require cosmetic updating which will include putting gas central heating in but it is a fantastic project for someone looking to personalise their new home.

The property is entered via the front door which is under an attractive arched brick porch. Once inside, you will find an entrance hall which has under-stairs storage and a door to the left leads to a bright living room which features a boxed bay window. There is a separate dining room which has a pleasant outlook out to the garden and a kitchen to the rear. Similar properties on the road have opened up the kitchen and dining room to create large kitchen/diners, with French doors out to the garden. On the first floor, you will find two good sized double bedrooms, a third single bedroom and a family bathroom.

LOCATION:

Lovell Road is a peaceful, friendly cul-de-sac situated in the highly desirable area of Rough Common, situated approximately one mile North West of the Canterbury City Centre. It is an area well known for its proximity to excellent schooling, with young families flocking to the area to be within the catchment area for Blean Primary School which has an outstanding' Ofsted rating. The property is also within a short walk of two of Canterbury's private schools, Kent College and St. Edmunds, and Canterbury offers a further selection of grammar and comprehensive secondary school options. You have the Oaks Nursery close by as well as Kent College Junior School.

There is a convenience store and post office within a short walk of the property and you will find a bus stop on the main road, with regular buses into the City Centre. Rough Common and the neighbouring village of Blean have access to some of the most beautiful walks that Canterbury has to offer, with the stunning ancient Blean Woods offering plenty of walking and cycling trails. At the end of the cul-de-sac, there is a path which leads into fields including the Barn Dog Field, which can be pre-booked to ensure your furry friends have plenty of freedom and space to run around and Dukes Meadow, both of which have lovely views across to the City.

The property is within a short drive or cycle of Canterbury West Station, where you can catch the high-speed service into London St. Pancras, getting you into the capital within the hour. For those who commute by car, you have easy access on and off the A2/M2 commuter route to London and the coast.

Council Tax
Canterbury City Council, Band C

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