£265,000
(£365/sq. ft)
3 bed semi-detached house for saleMill Road, Sturry CT2
3 beds
1 bath
1 reception
727 sq. ft
EPC Rating: E
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Wood-burning stove
Wonderful garden with mature fruit trees
Lovely terrace with pergola draped in vines
Characterful accommodation
Convenient location close to village amenities
Close to train station with services to London
On edge of charming Fordwich
Access to beautiful countryside and riverside walks
On bus route
Excellent primary school close by
Situated in the heart of Sturry, just moments from the village's amenities and railway station, this charming three-bedroom semi-detached home offers characterful accommodation and a wonderful rear garden. With its attractive brick frontage, bay window and cosy wood-burning stove, the property has a welcoming feel, whilst the delightful garden provides a lovely space to relax, entertain and enjoy the outdoors.
The front door opens into a charming sitting room, where the bay window allows plenty of natural light to filter through. A wood-burning stove sits within the fireplace, creating a lovely focal point and making this an inviting space to settle down on a chilly evening.
To the rear is the kitchen, which has a pleasant outlook over the garden and provides space for cooking and a breakfast table. A door leads directly out to the decked terrace, making it easy to enjoy meals outside during the warmer months. A modern shower room completes the ground floor.
Upstairs, the accommodation has a slightly unusual but interesting arrangement, comprising three bedrooms. The main bedroom is particularly generous in size, spanning the width of the front of the house, whilst the two further bedrooms overlook the rear garden and could accommodate children, guests or provide space for working from home.
Outside:
One of the real highlights of this property is undoubtedly its lovely rear garden. Immediately outside the kitchen is a decked seating area, sheltered beneath a timber pergola beautifully draped in established vines. This creates a wonderfully atmospheric spot for morning coffee, leisurely lunches or an evening drink with friends, surrounded by greenery. Beyond the terrace, the garden opens onto a lawn bordered by an abundance of mature planting, shrubs and mature fruit trees, including apple and pear. There is a real sense of an established, much-loved garden, with different areas to sit and enjoy the surroundings, as well as plenty of interest throughout the seasons.
Combining character, a convenient setting close to amenities and a garden full of charm, this is a lovely opportunity for buyers looking for a home with personality and the chance to make it their own.
Location:
Sturry is a popular and well-established village situated just to the north-east of Canterbury, offering a wonderful balance of everyday convenience and access to the surrounding countryside. The property is particularly well positioned, being just moments from the village high street, where you will find an independent coffee shop, pharmacy and other local amenities. A Co-op convenience store and doctor's surgery are also within easy reach.
For commuters, Sturry railway station is less than a five-minute walk from the property, providing excellent access to Canterbury and onward connections to London. Canterbury itself is also easily accessible by road and public transport, offering an extensive choice of independent shops, restaurants, cafés, cultural attractions and leisure facilities.
One of the area's greatest attractions is its proximity to the picturesque and historic town of Fordwich, reputed to be England's smallest town. Just a short walk away, Fordwich is a delightful place to explore, with its attractive period buildings, beautiful riverside setting and two popular pubs, The Fordwich Arms and The George & Dragon. The River Stour provides opportunities for kayaking and enjoying the water, whilst the surrounding countryside offers some lovely walking routes.
Families are well catered for, with Sturry Church of England Primary School situated locally, along with Junior King's School, part of the prestigious King's School Canterbury. Canterbury offers a wide selection of secondary education, with options including grammar, comprehensive and private, as well as further education opportunities at Canterbury College and the city's universities
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Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.
The front door opens into a charming sitting room, where the bay window allows plenty of natural light to filter through. A wood-burning stove sits within the fireplace, creating a lovely focal point and making this an inviting space to settle down on a chilly evening.
To the rear is the kitchen, which has a pleasant outlook over the garden and provides space for cooking and a breakfast table. A door leads directly out to the decked terrace, making it easy to enjoy meals outside during the warmer months. A modern shower room completes the ground floor.
Upstairs, the accommodation has a slightly unusual but interesting arrangement, comprising three bedrooms. The main bedroom is particularly generous in size, spanning the width of the front of the house, whilst the two further bedrooms overlook the rear garden and could accommodate children, guests or provide space for working from home.
Outside:
One of the real highlights of this property is undoubtedly its lovely rear garden. Immediately outside the kitchen is a decked seating area, sheltered beneath a timber pergola beautifully draped in established vines. This creates a wonderfully atmospheric spot for morning coffee, leisurely lunches or an evening drink with friends, surrounded by greenery. Beyond the terrace, the garden opens onto a lawn bordered by an abundance of mature planting, shrubs and mature fruit trees, including apple and pear. There is a real sense of an established, much-loved garden, with different areas to sit and enjoy the surroundings, as well as plenty of interest throughout the seasons.
Combining character, a convenient setting close to amenities and a garden full of charm, this is a lovely opportunity for buyers looking for a home with personality and the chance to make it their own.
Location:
Sturry is a popular and well-established village situated just to the north-east of Canterbury, offering a wonderful balance of everyday convenience and access to the surrounding countryside. The property is particularly well positioned, being just moments from the village high street, where you will find an independent coffee shop, pharmacy and other local amenities. A Co-op convenience store and doctor's surgery are also within easy reach.
For commuters, Sturry railway station is less than a five-minute walk from the property, providing excellent access to Canterbury and onward connections to London. Canterbury itself is also easily accessible by road and public transport, offering an extensive choice of independent shops, restaurants, cafés, cultural attractions and leisure facilities.
One of the area's greatest attractions is its proximity to the picturesque and historic town of Fordwich, reputed to be England's smallest town. Just a short walk away, Fordwich is a delightful place to explore, with its attractive period buildings, beautiful riverside setting and two popular pubs, The Fordwich Arms and The George & Dragon. The River Stour provides opportunities for kayaking and enjoying the water, whilst the surrounding countryside offers some lovely walking routes.
Families are well catered for, with Sturry Church of England Primary School situated locally, along with Junior King's School, part of the prestigious King's School Canterbury. Canterbury offers a wide selection of secondary education, with options including grammar, comprehensive and private, as well as further education opportunities at Canterbury College and the city's universities
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Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.
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