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Property description

Situated in a green, quiet, and peaceful location with a strong local community and walking routes. This property is ideal for families seeking tranquillity and community.

The property features a total of four bedrooms. The master bedroom comes with built-in wardrobes and enjoys ample natural light. The remaining three bedrooms are all doubles, providing plenty of space for family members or guests.

The house boasts one large bathroom, designed to cater to the needs of a busy family. The kitchen is not just a space for cooking but also for dining and family gatherings. Here, you can enjoy meals while appreciating the quietude of the neighbourhood.

One of the highlights of this property is the reception room, which is open-plan with large windows, a fireplace, and wood floors. This room offers a stunning garden view and direct access to the garden, allowing for easy indoor-outdoor living.

The property is rated D on the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) and falls under council tax band G. Unique features of this property include a garage and parking facilities, a garden for outdoor activities, and a beautiful view.

In summary, this property offers a unique blend of space, peace, and community, with the added advantages of a garage, parking, and a garden. This is a perfect home for families who appreciate the quietness of the surroundings and the sense of community.

Farningham Village is a conservation area. It has a mainline railway station (Farningham Road) with regular services to London. Road links from the area giving access to A2/M2, A20/M20, M25 and Dartford Tunnel as well as Ebbsfleet International Station, airports, the coast and Channel Tunnel. Farningham can trace its history back to Neolithic times – flint and other tools have been discovered and these can be found in the Dartford Museum. The Romans occupied the general area after their invasion in the 1st century and, along with evidence of habitation down the road in Lullingstone, there is also evidence of Roman habitation in Farningham. Three farmhouses and three villas have been unearthed. The River Darent provided excellent trout fishing and Charles Dickens was a regular visitor here. Farningham had a watermill, powered by the River Darent, the building of which survives

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We endeavour to make our particulars accurate and reliable, however, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract and none is to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact. The services, systems and appliances listed in this specification have not been tested by us and no guarantee as to their operating ability or efficiency is given. All photographs and measurements have been taken as a guide only and are not precise. Floor plans where included are not to scale and accuracy is not guaranteed. If you require clarification or further information on any points, please contact us, especially if you are traveling some distance to view. Potential purchasers: Fixtures and fittings other than those mentioned are to be agreed with the seller. Potential tenants: All properties are available for a minimum length of time, with the exception of short term accommodation. Please contact the branch for details. A security deposit of at least one month’s rent is required. Rent is to be paid one month in advance. It is the tenant’s responsibility to insure any personal possessions. Payment of all utilities including water rates or metered supply and Council Tax is the responsibility of the tenant in every case.

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The Property

Location

Farningham Village is a conservation area. It has a mainline railway station (Farningham Road) with regular services to London. Road links from the area giving access to A2/M2, A20/M20, M25 and Dartford Tunnel as well as Ebbsfleet International Station, airports, the coast and Channel Tunnel. Farningham can trace its history back to Neolithic times – flint and other tools have been discovered and these can be found in the Dartford Museum. The Romans occupied the general area after their invasion in the 1st century and, along with evidence of habitation down the road in Lullingstone, there is also evidence of Roman habitation in Farningham. Three farmhouses and three villas have been unearthed. The River Darent provided excellent trout fishing and Charles Dickens was a regular visitor here. Farningham had a watermill, powered by the River Darent, the building of which survives