The sought-after village of Ash is surrounded by beautiful countryside with the village itself offering a wide selection of amenities which include; pubs, primary school, doctors surgery, physiotherapy clinic, general stores, farm shop and restaurant, chemist, library, tennis courts, rugby club, bowling club and village hall offering a busy program of events. The no. 43 bus service from Canterbury to Sandwich currently passes through the village approximately once every half an hour. A wider range of facilities can be found in the nearby historic Cinque Port town of Sandwich, approximately three miles distant, and the Cathedral city of Canterbury, approximately eleven miles away. Both Sandwich and Canterbury offer high speed train services to London St Pancras, There are ferry crossings to the continent from the port of Dover and the Channel Tunnel services at Folkestone. For all golf enthusiasts, the Princes Golf Club and Royal St Georges Golf Club are close by at Sandwich Bay.

A unique single storey dwelling, boasting an attractive brick facade under a slate roof, with a cupola sited in the centre of the roof. The spacious, split-level layout offers an intriguing and light-filled design, enhanced by generous windows and vaulted ceilings that create a wonderful sense of space. The accommodation includes two double bedrooms, both with built-in wardrobes, a welcoming entrance hallway, and a comfortable sitting room to the front. A short, easy half-flight of stairs leads to the lower level, where you’ll find a bright kitchen/diner, shower room, rear hallway, and a practical storage room. There is also an additional storage area located beneath the second bedroom (with restricted head height of approx 4'8"). While the property would now benefit from modernisation, it presents an excellent opportunity for new owners to update and personalise the accommodation to their own taste. This chain free home has gas central heating, and most windows are double glazed.

To the rear of the bungalow is a gently sloping garden that descends towards Moat Lane, where two off-road parking spaces are conveniently accessed. Attractive flower and shrub borders sit between and to either side of the parking areas, adding colour and interest to the outlook. Steps to the right lead up to a wide concrete patio extending across the back of the property — an ideal spot for outdoor dining, relaxation, or a washing line. A small garden shed is positioned at the end of one of the parking spaces, offering useful external storage.