School Road, Saltwood, CT21

DESCRIPTION
Woodpeckers is an enchanting 1930's house built by Charliers, a local building company held in high regard who are still in existence today. Approached via a sloping driveway which provides parking for at least two vehicles and access to the detached garage, the property occupies a generous level plot and is surrounded by its beautifully secluded gardens to three sides.

The current owners have completed a programme of improvement and reconfiguration of this beautiful home whilst retaining as much of the original elements of the property as possible which exudes charm and character throughout both the attractively appointed interior and exterior. The well proportioned accommodation comprises an entrance vestibule, a wide and welcoming hallway leading to a comfortable sitting room with adjoining study, a generous kitchen/dining room with French doors opening to the garden, a snug, utility area and cloakroom. On the first floor the landing leads to three double bedrooms, the principal room with en-suite shower room, walk-in wardrobe and distant sea views, a bathroom and separate w.c. There are also two useful attic rooms.

The very private gardens are a delight. They have been lovingly planted over time for year round interest. They incorporate a lovely terrace and a large outbuilding which has been divided to create a garden room and separate studio, either would be most comfortable as a home office. There is also a garage an parking.

For room sizes please refer to the floor plan.

SITUATION
Saltwood is a quintessential English village with its pretty green, village hall, public house, local store, Michelin starred restaurant and charming church. There are two excellent primary schools within only a short walk and Brockhill Performing Arts College is nearby. There are two highly regarded Grammar Schools in Folkestone with a regular bus service providing access to both. Hythe town centre, with its bustling High Street and variety of independent shops, boutiques, caf?s and restaurants is a short drive away. The town is also well served by 4 supermarkets (including Waitrose and Sainsburys). There is a variety of sports and leisure facilities in the vicinity, including sailing, tennis, squash, cricket and bowls clubs, etc. together with the Hotel Imperial Leisure Centre and two golf courses. There are many footpaths and bridleways in the vicinity, ideal for horse riding or dog-walking, along with Brockhill Country Park, where there is a play area and other organised outdoor activities.

Commuting links are excellent with the motorway network (M20 Junction 11) 1.8 miles distant, main line railway station at Sandling, less than 1 mile, the Channel Tunnel Terminal 3.7 miles, the ferry port of Dover 12.5 miles and Ashford International Passenger Station 11.5 miles. The High Speed Link is available from both Folkestone (5 miles) and Ashford (11.5 miles) with journey times to St Pancras of around 53 minutes and 38 minutes respectively (all times and distances are approximate).