17, Chapel Lane, Canterbury, CT2 9HA

A two-bedroom semi-detached bungalow with a sensible layout, a good-sized plot, and genuine potential to grow.

The ground floor delivers well-proportioned living accommodation throughout, with a spacious living room, a generous kitchen, two double bedrooms, and a central bathroom all arranged off a connecting hallway.

Above and beyond the existing footprint, the roofline presents a credible loft conversion opportunity, while the rear garden offers room to extend at ground level, subject to planning.

For the right buyer, this is as much about what the property could become as what it is today.

Buyers looking to add equity through improvement or extension will find this property a compelling proposition. Presented to the market in ready-to-occupy condition, with no onward chain.

Blean sits at the edge of the ancient King's Wood, offering a quiet village setting with countryside on the doorstep and the Cathedral City within easy reach.

The village is well-served by local amenities and benefits from strong road and bus connections into Canterbury city centre.

The property is also ideally located close to a wide range of educational options, including Blean Primary School rated outstanding by Ofsted and within walking distance along with Grammar, Secondary and Independent schools making this property an excellent choice for families.

One of Blean’s finest features is its enviable proximity to the vibrant coastal town of Whitstable, located just 4.5 miles to the north.

A smooth 10-minute drive or a direct trip on the regular Triangle bus service brings you straight to the seaside.

Residents can effortlessly enjoy Whitstable's famous boutique shopping along the independent High Street, sample fresh seafood at the working harbour, or take in the stunning sunsets along the pebble beaches.

This location offers the ultimate luxury of a quiet, woodland-adjacent village lifestyle, while keeping a classic British coastal culture within arm's reach.

Canterbury is one of the South East's most historically significant and desirable cities, home to the unesco World Heritage Site Cathedral and a thriving city centre offering an extensive range of independent shops, restaurants, cafés and cultural venues.

The city benefits from two universities, a strong local economy and excellent transport links, with Canterbury West station providing high-speed rail services to London St Pancras in under an hour.

Despite its city credentials, Canterbury retains a genuine sense of community and character, making it one of Kent's most consistently sought-after locations for buyers and investors alike.