Cromwell Road, Canterbury, Kent, CT1

A beautifully presented Edwardian property set over three floors with an attractive kerb side appeal in this popular area South of Canterbury City Centre and within walking distance of mainline railway stations.

This desirable property has plenty of character throughout with wooden floors and the original features, the rooms are light and airy and there is plenty of space and flexibility for any family.

The property has an imposing kerb side appeal with a small front pathway and lawn area, flanked by low level brick wall with small pathway leading to the front door and beyond into the traditional style hallway, with stylish flooring and stairs with white bannisters leading to the first floor.

To the left of the hallway is the cosy living room, situated at the front of the property with large windows to appreciate the light streaming through and with an open fire to light on those chilly nights.

There is plenty of space to sit and dine or just relax with family and friends in the formal dining area with feature log burner and additional kitchen seating space.

The kitchen is a good size with a utility area, breakfast bar and door to the garden. A range of wall and base units gives plenty of storage with tiled flooring and large gas cooker.

The first floor consists of a spacious landing space with access to three double bedrooms.

On the second floor is an impressive main bedroom, with a large bay window, flooding the room with natural light, lots of space and a small seating area in front of the window.

The modern family bathroom is spacious with a walk in shower, bath, wash basin and toilet.

Outside there is side access from the rear garden to the front. The established garden is mainly laid to lawn and offers a good amount of privacy

The property is found on the edge of the City Centre and is within walking distance. The Canterbury East and West stations are within walking distance, and London can be reached via the high speed line to St Pancras in just over an hour.

Within the City Centre is the popular Marlowe Theatre and is close by as too are the numerous shops, bars, cafes and restaurants that Canterbury has to offer.

Canterbury offers numerous leisure and
recreational facilities and clubs and is home to Kent County Cricket Club.

There are a number of good quality schools in the area in both the public and private sectors as well as grammar schools.

The city is also home to the University of Kent and Christ Church University.

Access to the A2 is within easy reach providing road links to the Port of Dover and
the Channel Tunnel and in the other direction to the M2 Motorway and London.
Canterbury also has a high-speed rail service to London St. Pancras from nearby
Canterbury West station in under an hour