Maidstone Road, Rochester, ME1 1RL

*Guide Price £375,000 - £425,000* Freeman & Gray are delighted to offer for sale this spacious four bedroom period property with immense charm and character. This truly impressive property has many period features and boasts plenty of space with bright and airy rooms making it a perfect family home with a variety of highly renowned schools in the area and great commuter links into London. 

The light, versatile and well-proportioned accommodation makes it the perfect family home and provides ideal areas for entertaining and family living.

The entrance hall opens to the lounge with feature fireplace and a double bedroom/reception room. The bright, well-proportioned open plan kitchen/dining room has a variety of wall and base units and a pleasant central island. A further store room and cloakroom/wc room complete the lower ground floor.

Arranged over the first floor is the incredible landing, the master suite comprising of a bright and airy double bedroom and a second double bedroom.

The top floor comprises of another double bedroom and the family bathroom. Outside the property you have parking for two cars and a lovely garden with patio seating area which will be heavenly on those long summer days.

Rochester town centre is a short walk away with ample shops, restaurants and a mainline train station offering quick links to London for commuters (38 min St Pancras, 48 min Victoria, 43 min Cannon Street). With Sir Joseph Williamson-s Mathematical for Boys and Rochester Grammar School for Girls within close proximity, the Kings School and St Andrews are also within walking distance of this magnificent home.

Location

Maidstone Road is well-positioned for professionals and commuters with good transport links via Rochester mainline station, which offers transport to London Victoria, Charing Cross, Cannon Street and a high-speed service to St. Pancras and Ebbsfleet International (Eurostar). The property also offers great access links to the A2/M2 motorway networks leading to Bluewater shopping centre, London and Dover. Rochester High Street is only a short distance from the property and is home to a variety of places to eat and drink as well as a number of speciality shops.

Situated within a short distance of the private schools of Kings and St Andrews, local state primary and grammar schools, the Vines Park, Rochester Cathedral, Castle and historic High Street with its independent shops, cafes, restaurants. Rochester is famous for its wealth of historically important buildings including the magnificent Cathedral and Rochester Castle which dates from Norman times. The Town also has strong Dickensian links, celebrated in a popular bi-annual festival. Rochester is situated on the banks of the River Medway where The Esplanade provides recreational public space as well as being a popular venue for a picturesque walk.