39, Elm Crescent, West Malling, ME19 6DF

Guide price £375,000 - £400,000 Particularly spacious plot and parking - east malling location This fabulous 3 bedroom house presents an excellent opportunity for those seeking a comfortable family home.

Built in circa' 1954, the property has been thoughtfully maintained and adapted with a great kitchen/breakfast room and a separate lounge/diner and benefits from an additional conservatory.

Additionally there is a downstairs cloakroom for family convenience. Once you go upstairs there are three bedrooms and a family bathroom all maintained to a great standard.

The bedrooms benefit from really large cupboards due to the configuration which is an added benefit.

The property is set back slightly within the Crescent and offers a quiet environment while still being close to local amenities.

The garden is particularly large and due to being at the end of the line it follows round to the side too with the side access.

There is a detached side building currently being used as a utility room but has an abundance of versatile uses and includes a covered area for storage too.

There is also a cabin room at the end of garden that has been used as an office serving as an additional room for any purpose.

The added dropped kerb and driveway adds a frankly priceless appeal to anyone needed multiple vehicles included with their family home.

This three-bedroom, extended semi detached family home offers spacious and flexible living accommodation and needs to be viewed asap to avoid disappointment.

Local Area Information For East Malling East Malling itself is renowned for research in fruit and the lovely surrounding countryside reflects this, with an abundance of local paths taking you past gorgeous orchards and vineyards.

Although found in a semi-rural position the property is conveniently located minutes from East Malling train station and the M20 motorway network providing links to London and the coast.

The market town of West Malling is located just a couple of miles away and is one of the most attractive small towns in Kent with a variety of shops, amenities and eateries.

For education there is a comprehensive range of primary, grammar and private educational opportunities all within easy reach.

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Additional Information Freehold Brick Construction Council Tax Band C EPC Rating Awaited UPVC Double Glazing Gas Central Heating (regularly serviced) Garden Office Detached Extension