North Lodge, Old Church Road, Tunbridge Wells, TN2 4BN

Freeman Forman are delighted to present this three double bedroom detached Lodge, located in a semi-rural position on a country lane, just outside the curtilage of Kent College, with far reaching views of surrounding countryside.

The property offers three generous double bedrooms, three reception rooms, private garden and a large driveway which provides plenty of off-road parking.

This beautiful period lodge is available with no onward chain, and a viewing comes highly recommended.

Accommodation: The ground floor includes an entrance hall with understairs storage, sitting room with fireplace, dining room, family room and a spacious kitchen/breakfast room, with door to the rear garden.

Stairs rise from the entrance hall to the first floor landing, allowing access to the main bedroom with en-suite shower room, two further double bedrooms and a family bathroom.

There is an oil-fired central heating system. Outside: There is a large driveway to the side and rear of the property, allowing for plenty of off road parking.

The side and rear gardens of the property, offer potential buyers the opportunity to create their dream outside space, with plenty of privacy and seclusion.

Location: Set approximately 2.5 miles north-east of Tunbridge Wells, Pembury is a large village with a population in excess of 6,000 people and a picturesque village green.

Amenities include day-to-day shopping facilities with independent retailers amongst which are hairdressers, chemist, take-aways and eateries and on the fringe of the village is the Tesco supermarket.

From here, there is access to the A21 - south to the coast and north to London which also connects to the M25.

In the village there are three places of worship and three public houses, a doctors' surgery and recreational space and cricket ground.

As previously mentioned, Tunbridge Wells is about 2 miles away and here there are more comprehensive shopping, cultural amenities, Mainline Railway Station secondary schools, alongside the individual retailers and cafe culture of the High Street and Pantiles.