The Mint, Harbledown, Canterbury, Kent, CT2

A delightful cottage in a quiet lane within the village of Harbledown, which is close to the City of Canterbury with great road links.

The Mint is a little no-through road off the main street in Harbledown. There is a feel of being in the country and yet the City Centre is only a short drive away.

This charming semi-detached cottage is surprisingly spacious, yet has a real cosy cottage feel, and a good sense of privacy.

The property has lovely kerb appeal with its white painted brick work, gravel frontage with plenty of green bushes and framed by a wrought iron gate.

Enter into the front door and you will immediately feel at home and be able to appreciate the plentiful original features that give this cottage its country feel.

In the sitting room there is a brick built fire place with open fire, and then enter into the dining room which overlooks the garden area. Go through to the kitchen which feels so comfortable, with plenty of room for a table and chairs, there are cream work units with a wooden work top, room for free standing appliances and a large double cooker.

On this floor there is a wc and utility area, with side access to the garden and entrance to the cellar, which is ideal for storage.

On the first floor there is plenty of character and every bedroom has a feature fireplace. There are two double bedrooms with large sash windows to bring the light in, a third bedroom is currently being used as an office, and there is the main bathroom.

To the rear of the property is such a pretty cottage garden. There is a lovely space to sit and enjoy the outside, either on the brick patio or at the end of the garden to really enjoy the plentiful stock of mature shrubs and plants and immerse yourself in the country feel.

This property also has a private parking space.

Harbledown is an ancient parish with two churches, and a regular bus services. Mainly comprising large, period properties, this affluent village sits on the divide between rural and urban, and derives much of its popularity from its equal proximity to the City Centre and Kentish countryside.

Canterbury City Centre is a good walking distance or a short drive and is well served by amenities including a wealth of high-achieving schools, two mainline stations to London and excellent access to the coastal ports of Dover and Folkestone.

The property also benefits from good access to the A299 Thanet Way and the nearby seaside town of Whitstable. You can drive on the A2 towards London in just a couple of minutes