Welcome to this two bedroom terraced cottage situated in a highly favoured location off Maidstone Road, Rochester. This fine Home is being offered with the benefit of no onward chain and represents an ideal first time purchase important benefits to note are first floor shower room as well as downstairs bathroom.
Accommodation comprises entrance door to lounge, front facing, a lovely cosy room, great place to relax with ample room for corner suite if required. access to small inner hallway with stairs to first floor landing and door to kitchen/diner
Situated to the rear, the kitchen diner comprises good range of matching wall and base units with plenty of laminated work surfaces door to basement/storage/office space. further door to lobby with access to rear garden as well as door to shower room comprising shower cubicle low level WC and wash basin.
On the first floor are two good size bedrooms, as well as the rear facing separate bathroom, comprising panel bath low level, WC and wash basin. Outside the garden is approximately forty feet and laid to lawn with paved patio. This stunning period property is traditional brick construction under a renewed pitched concrete tiled roof with single skin brick rear addition and attractive rendered front elevation.
Baker Street off Maidstone Road, Rochester is well-positioned for professionals and commuters with good transport links via Rochester mainline station, which offers transport to London Victoria, Charing Cross, Cannon Street and a high-speed service to St. Pancras and Ebbsfleet International (Eurostar). The property also offers great access links to the A2/M2 motorway networks leading to Bluewater shopping centre, London and Dover. Rochester High Street is only a short distance from the property and is home to a variety of places to eat and drink as well as a number of speciality shops.
Situated within a short distance of the private schools of Kings and St Andrews, local state primary and grammar schools, the Vines Park, Rochester Cathedral, Castle and historic High Street with its independent shops, cafes, restaurants. Rochester is famous for its wealth of historically important buildings including the magnificent Cathedral and Rochester Castle which dates from Norman times. The Town also has strong Dickensian links, celebrated in a popular bi-annual festival. Rochester is situated on the banks of the River Medway where The Esplanade provides recreational public space as well as being a popular venue for a picturesque walk.
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