Oldfield Drive, Wouldham, Rochester, ME1 3GP

Property Description

Garage and Driveway En-Bloc | Quiet No Through Road | Views Across Countryside | 2 Bathrooms and G/F W/C | Flexible Layout | Village Community

Nestled in the heart of the village of Wouldham, this charming 3-bedroom terraced townhouse offers a perfect blend of picturesque countryside living and modern convenience. With a driveway and garage, a versatile layout, and breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside, this property is a dream come true for families and nature enthusiasts alike.

The property welcomes you with a versatile layout that includes three generously sized bedrooms, ensuring ample space for family living. The master bedroom features an en-suite bathroom, providing a touch of luxury and privacy.

Wake up to the beauty of the countryside every morning. This townhouse offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding fields and landscapes, allowing you to unwind and reconnect with nature right from the comfort of your home.

Situated on a quiet no-through road, tranquility and privacy are guaranteed. Say goodbye to the noise and stress of urban living, and embrace the serene atmosphere of this charming village.

Commuters will appreciate the easy access to the A2/M2 motorways, making journeys to nearby towns and cities a breeze. Whether you're heading to work or planning a weekend getaway, you'll find the location of this property extremely convenient.

Wouldham offers a delightful selection of local amenities, from cozy cafes to quaint shops. You'll never be far from the essentials, and the friendly community adds to the appeal of village life.

Families with children will benefit from the property's location within a desirable school catchment area. Education options are within easy reach, ensuring the best opportunities for your loved ones.

This 3-bedroom terraced townhouse in Wouldham is more than just a house; it's a gateway to a peaceful, picturesque lifestyle. With its versatile layout, stunning countryside views, and convenient location, it's the perfect place to call home. Don't miss this opportunity to make your dream of village living a reality. Contact today to arrange a viewing and experience the charm of this property for yourself.

If you are interested in viewing this property contact the agent who would be delighted to show you around. Viewings strictly by appointment only. When calling please Quote Ref: TD0352.

Entrance Hall - Ground Floor  
Kitchen 3.56m x 2.51m (11'8" x 8'3") - Ground Floor  
W/C 2.01m x 1.37m (6'7" x 4'6") - Ground Floor
Dining Room / Lounge / Office / Bedroom 3.91m x 3.15m (12'10" x 10'4") - Ground Floor  
Lounge 3.73m x 2.84m (12'3" x 9'4") - First Floor  
Bedroom 3.78m x 3.71m (12'5" x 12'2") - First Floor  
Bathroom 2.59m x 1.37m (8'6" x 4'6") - Upper Floor  
Bedroom 5.11m x 3.84m (16'9" x 12'7") - Upper Floor  
En-Suite 1.75m x 1.6m (5'9" x 5'3") - Upper Floor
Bedroom 3.94m x 2.01m (12'11" x 6'7") - Upper Floor  
Rear Garden 16.04m x 4.01m (52'7" x 13'1")

• EPC Rating: C - 78
• Tenure: Freehold
• Local Authority: Tonbridge & Malling
• Council Tax Band: D
• Year Built: 2003
• Conservation Area: No
• Flood Risk: Very Low
• Heating Type: Gas Combi Boiler
• Boiler Installed: 2017
• Boiler Last Serviced: 2021
• Available TV Providers: BT / Sky
• Broadband: Ultra Fast 1000 mbps

Nearest:

Train Station: Halling (1.9 miles)
Hospital: Medway Maritime Hospital (5.7 miles)
Doctors: Phoenix Medical Practice, The Phoenix Surgery/33 Bell La, Rochester ME1 3SX (2.3 miles)
Pharmacy: Paydens Ltd, 26 High St, Snodland ME6 5DF (2.1 miles)
Post Office:  Post Office, 95 High St, Halling, Rochester ME2 1BS (1.7 miles)
Supermarket: Co-op Food Wouldham Peters Village, Unit 1, Peters Village Centre, Rochester ME1 3AP (0.8 miles)

For further information including all local transport, the local schools and their Ofsted ratings please contact the agent for a buyer pack on this property.

What the owners say:

"We decided to purchase the property as a plot in 2003 while the development was still being built. We were living in the  Downham area of  London/Kent at the time and wanted a quieter life with a safer place for the children to grow up. In viewing various Kent areas we felt that the wonderful views and village life of Wouldham with the great community aspect would be the perfect ideal and it was. The children thrived at the local village school which has since moved due to the building of peters village and become a wonderful academy with the previous building becoming a new school for special needs students. On top of that there are a multitude of secondary academies for both boys girls and mixed students  with many specialising in specific areas  including a number of grammar schools so as our daughters got older schools were never an issue. Being a village and out of the main towns we were still able to get into London or the local towns easily and since moving and the new village being built there are even more facilities around and access even quicker due to the new bridge built between the village and Halling/Snodland. This means we have the best of both worlds if beautiful scenery and walks plus ease of getting to places and the amenities we need. As a home it has been very versatile for our needs both as the children have grown  and when my mother lived with us when she was disabled. The dinning room was then used as a bedroom for her with the garden view and the downstairs wc used for toilet and washing facilities and all rooms had doorways wide enough to take a wheelchair with no adaptions needed. In the smallest room we have over the years fitted bunk beds  then two single beds and now it has a double bed plus furniture so is versatile and also a good size for a third bedroom in comparison to both older and new build homes. The village has two public houses both friendly with great food served that we have often used over the years for Sunday lunch when we have had family visiting and the recreation ground was a daily aspect to my daughters when they were younger. This also now houses a few bits of adult gum equipment and is a wonderful place to meet fellow dog walkers if you have a dog or just sit and relax. We also love the annual fun day that was introduced to the village by the parish council a few years back. One of the best feelings over the many years we haves lived here is the feeling of relaxation as you drive into the village from London or the local towns and see the scenery  or the walks that can be taken along by the river or to bluebell hill and Wouldham common. There is a church yard with historical graves like sir Walter Burke at the church and we often visit the church in open days for cream tea and you can go right up into the steeple to look at the wonderful view. Many people have adapted these town houses over the years to what they want as they are so versatile with so many options. Unfortunately the time has come to move on simply because of my health reasons so a town house is no longer practical for myself and as our daughters are now adults they will soon be no longer to live at home. If we could get our ideal home in the village then this is the place we would choose to live  but unfortunately this is not possible. We have lived here since 2003 and I can honestly say this is the place we have been most relaxed and happy in our home  and known our daughters when growing up were  safe to go and play  both outside or to the local recreation ground  if they were not at one of the many after school sports or activity clubs offered at the school  or taking part in special event activities for special occasions like Halloween or Christmas out on by the parish council or church."

Every care has been taken with the preparation of these Particulars but complete accuracy cannot be guaranteed. If there is any point, which is of particular importance to you, please obtain professional confirmation; alternatively, I will be pleased to check the information for you.