Cossington Road, Canterbury, CT1

An attractive brick fronted Victorian property within this popular residential street on the edge of the City Centre, and within walking distance of both Canterbury West and Canterbury East Stations.

From the moment you walk through the front door, you will feel at home in this cosy cottage, benefitting from a rare second bathroom and converted basement area.

This property has charming features throughout and has been refurbished to sympathetically enhance the best of the original character and merge it with stylish and modern finishes. A gem and ready to move straight into.

Enter into the living room and admire the wooden flooring with a log burner in the fireplace and shelving each side of the original chimney breast. The large bay window to the front of this property ensures this room is bright and airy.

The property has a lovely, spacious open plan kitchen/diner. There are free standing white goods, amongst modern white units with wooden work surfaces. A gas hob with extractor fan above, and the peninsula sink area, overlooks the dining room to make this a very social space. Double doors opening into the garden bring the outside into play.

Upstairs there are two double bedrooms, one with renovated original wooden flooring.

This cottage benefits from two bathrooms - one with a stand-alone bath with shower over, and the en-suite with a shower.

Down some further steps is a spacious basement, which currently makes an ideal cinema room but would be a great office space or playroom too

Outside is a south-facing wonderfully secluded and walled garden to enjoy the privacy for those al fresco summer evenings. Council Tax Band C. EPC C.

The City Centre is just a short walk away with its extensive range of shopping facilities and restaurants. Canterbury is well served by other amenities including a wealth of high-achieving schools. There are two mainline stations, Canterbury West is within walking distance and London is just an hours journey on the high speed railway to St Pancras.

Canterbury is also home for the Kent County Cricket ground and that is just a few minutes’ walk , as well as Sainsburys local, and in the City Centre is The Marlowe Theatre and the Curzon cinema.