This property lies in the centre of what is a highly sought after and pretty village. Goodnestone is approximately at equal distance between Canterbury, Dover, Deal and Sandwich and with the larger village of Wingham just a few miles to the north with most local amenities. There is a primary school and pub/restaurant within walking distance and the village is surrounded by farmland and countryside offering extensive walking and cycling. Goodnestone House is open to the public and is renowned for its Jane Austen Sepentine Walk. The nearby village of Wingham has a comprehensive selection of local facilities and easy access to the Cathedral City of Canterbury, with its impressive range of schools, colleges and universities, the A2 to Dover and M2 to London. Canterbury West station offers high speed connections to London St. Pancras with a journey time of approx. 55 mins. There are also mainline railway stations in nearby villages of Adisham and Aylesham with regular services to London Victoria.

Originally constructed in 2009, Fitzwalters Meadow comprises a characterful and highly aesthetic development much in keeping with the architectural features within this idyllic rural village. No:2 is an attractive terraced home, deceptively spacious and offering immaculately presented accommodation with no onward chain. The wide entrance hall has a cloak cupboard as well as a cloakroom/WC, whilst to the front is a good size kitchen/breakfast room fitted with a range of white farmhouse style units and integrated appliances. The sitting/dining room is a dual aspect L-shaped space where the natural light floods in through the large picture window and French doors and the feature corner fireplace with wood burning stove creates a charming focal point. To the first floor are three double bedrooms, all having built in wardrobes, serviced by a modern family bathroom and a matching ensuite shower room to the principal bedroom.

The property enjoys a south-westerly facing enclosed rear garden, landscaped to include a raised decked sun trap seating area, log store and artificial lawn. The screened oil tank occupies one corner whilst a paved pathway leads to a timber gate and the residents car park beyond, to which two spaces are allocated to the property.

Mains electric, water and drainage are understood to be connected to the property. Oil heating and hot water.

Freehold. Maintenance Charge of £200 per annum paid every November to Fitzwalter Management Company.