£850,000 - £900,000 Guide price. Elegant contemporary interiors. Bespoke fitted kitchen & utility room. Four bedrooms, dressing rooms, luxury en-suites/ bathroom. Large garden with far reaching views. Double garage + large driveway. Desirable location. Excellent road & rail networks. Well regarded schooling options. IMMERSIVE 3D GUIDED VIRTUAL VIEWINGS AVAILABLE

Fine and Country are please to present this exceptional family residence, situated on one of the most coveted roads in the region with spectacular views over a beautiful woodland. The elegant contemporary interiors have been seamlessly blended with charming original features, resulting in a unique and inviting living space.

The current owners have taken great care to create a configuration that is both practical and aesthetically pleasing. The kitchen/breakfast area is a beautiful space, complete with a sleek open-plan design and fully equipped with modern appliances. It flows seamlessly into the family room, making it the perfect space for family time or entertaining guests. The elevated dining area is equally impressive, offering breath-taking panoramic views. A dedicated utility room compliments the kitchen perfectly, and the study affords stunning views for those who wish to work from home.

The exposed brick walls, beamed ceiling, and inglenook fireplace with a log burner add to the charm and character of this superb home. The leaded light windows and Amtico floors further enhance the elegance and sophistication of the space.

An attractive staircase ascends to the galleried landing and four generously sized double bedrooms on the first floor, all presented immaculately. The master-suite and guest suite boast a dressing room and opulent en-suite facilities. Bedroom three also has a dressing room, while a luxurious family bath/ shower room serves bedrooms three and four.

The home benefits from having a significant loft space, currently utilised as a gym/ games room. Velux windows provide good natural light, and it is accessed by means of a loft ladder. However, this element of the property could be formally converted to provide additional living space (subject to obtaining the relevant planning permission)

Garden

The home is blessed with a south-westerly aspect, with an elevated sun terrace to the rear of the property offering stunning vistas and the perfect space to enjoy all things al fresco. The garden continues in a parkland style, with a sloped lawn, interspersed with mature specimen trees, herbaceous plants, shrubbery, and flower beds, creating a serene and natural environment.

Parking & Garaging

A large brick paved driveway provides ample parking for numerous vehicles, while an integrated double garage provides secure parking and excellent storage, with convenient access from inside the home.

Location

"The Ridgeway" has long been regarded as one of Chatham's most desirable roads within this historic Medway town, home to the major Dockyard attraction and the Universities at Medway. Chatham Maritime provides great leisure facilities, while The Historic Dockyard visitor centre boasts a nine-screen cinema, bars, restaurants, and there's the Royal Engineers Museum and the Dickens World museum all close together.

Chatham serves those who wish to commute to the capital via train extremely well, with approximate commute times to London Bridge in 45 mins, Victoria in 52 mins and St. Pancras in 44 mins. While those who wish to travel via car can take advantage of the M2/M20 motorway networks located within easy reach.

Historic Rochester is under 3 miles distant, with its cafe culture, bars and highly popular restaurants, entertainment is but a short distance away. Artisan boutiques and unique independent shops make it popular to those looking for something different. Rochester Cathedral, the second oldest in England having been founded in 604AD, has been a place of worship for over 1400 years. The 12th century Norman castle is one of the best preserved in England and France and sits proudly over the river Medway and its marina, great for Sunday walks. The castle grounds regularly become a place of entertainment offering concerts and open-air cinema, something that comes highly recommended. One of the highlights is a proms style concert finished off with fireworks. Rochester is well known to have been the residence of Charles Dickens and the setting and influence to many of his characters and stories. Well regarded and popular independent schools are within easy reach including Kings School, Gads Hill and Cobham Hall.

Freehold
Council Tax Band F
EPC Rating D