Nightingale Road, Faversham, Kent, ME13

Charming four bedroom period home in central Faversham set within a conservation area.

Arranged over four floors, the property offers generous and versatile living accommodation, beautifully combining character features with practical family living.

The ground floor comprises a welcoming lounge with an open fireplace, a separate dining room featuring a cosy log burner, and a well-appointed kitchen. The lower ground floor provides a versatile reception room, which could also serve as a fourth bedroom, together with a utility room and a family bathroom.

On the first floor are two well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom, while the top floor offers two further bedrooms.

Outside, the property benefits from an attractive enclosed walled garden, designed for low-maintenance living, along with convenient side access.

The property is located a short walk into Faversham town that is home to an eclectic mix of local businesses. Faversham train station offers direct links to London.

Material Information

Construction Type/Materials: Brick and Block Construction and Clay Tiles

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Location Summary
Faversham is one of England’s most historic and charming towns, nestled between the Kent Downs and the austere beauty of its coastal wetlands. This picturesque market town is steeped in history with nearly 500 listed buildings, the famous Shepherd Neame Brewery, Britain’s oldest which was founded in 1698 and a thriving Town Centre which was nominated as a Rising Star in the Great British High Street Awards in October 2015.