The Street Patrixbourne, Canterbury £975,000

A magnificent Grade II listed semi-detached Oast conversion set in an enviable position in the highly regarded, pretty hamlet of Patrixbourne. Originally built in the 1850s, it was extensively remodelled in 1869 and retains these attractive features. This unique property, now on the market for the first time in over 35 years, offers spectacular and extensive accommodation over three floors, being equipped to a high standard and beautifully presented. On the ground floor is an impressive York stone tiled reception hall, with a large 24ft (7.31m) sitting/dining room to the front. There is a further spacious circular sitting room with panoramic garden views, an impressive semi-circular kitchen and a downstairs cloakroom with an additional storage area. An elegant curved bespoke staircase leads to a large light landing. The circular master bedroom suite, overlooking the garden, is set in the main roundel. It benefits from air-conditioning, fitted wardrobes and an ensuite shower room. On this floor are two further double bedrooms, one with an ensuite shower room, and also a semi-circular family bathroom with shower. The light, airy second floor benefits from air-conditioning. It has two further large rooms that could provide family/office space, or a stunning master bedroom/dressing room suite. The circular room has a glass ceiling showing off the original cowl and vane features. There is also a utility room, a semi-circular lumber room and three further head height storage areas. 

The property has attractively landscaped, pretty and private gardens including spacious York stone seating area, with curved brick wall and raised rose beds, ideal for entertaining. This opens on to the lawn, with part walled south facing borders, well-stocked with flowering plants, shrubs and small trees. A brick paved path leads to the pedestrian door at the rear of the garage. To the rear of the garden is a substantial, attractive summerhouse, with double glazed windows, insulation, power and lighting. The property is approached from the road by a gravel drive providing parking for up to three cars. There is a detached garage measuring approximately 18ft (5.48m) x 9ft (2.74m) with power and lighting. There is also a 7kW electric vehicle charging point. 

Patrixbourne is a delightful hamlet, approximately 3 miles to the south of Canterbury. The surrounding countryside offers extensive walking, cycling and riding. There is an intermittently flowing chalk stream, a church famous for carvings and stained glass, and a large park nearby. The nearby village of Bridge, within walking distance, provides comprehensive local facilities, including a large GP's surgery and dentist, plus three restaurants (one Michelin starred and a second part of "The Pig" chain of boutique hotels). Canterbury itself offers a wide choice of shopping and leisure activities and an excellent range of schools, colleges and universities. Canterbury West station provides High-Speed rail services to London St. Pancras with a journey time of approximately 55 minutes. The adjacent walkable village of Bekesbourne also has rail services to London, rural shopping facilities and a veterinary practice.