4 bedroom Detached House
Chapel Street, Minster
£450,000 Offers In Excess Of
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Spacious family home in the heart of Minster with a south-facing garden overlooking open fields. Close to local shops, schools and the beach, with double garage, ample parking and no onward chain.
Open Field Views
Let’s start with the location. Chapel Street sits in the heart of Minster, an excellent position for those wanting to be close to local shops, schools and everyday amenities. Within walking distance you will find two highly regarded primary schools – Minster Primary School and St George’s Primary School. A local Post Office is just a stone’s throw away, along with The Abbey Cake Shop, your local Co-op and several takeaways, including The Bank’s Restaurant where you can enjoy a relaxed evening meal.
For those who enjoy the outdoors, the beach is just a short walk away, perfect for summer days spent with family and friends. The property also benefits from excellent access on and off the island via the A249.
The garden is a real highlight of this home. Set on an impressive plot, the property enjoys a beautiful south-facing garden overlooking open horse fields. It’s the perfect space to spend summer days with family and friends, enjoying barbecues while watching the horses grazing in the fields beyond. They’ll often wander over for a little attention and soon become your four-legged neighbours. This truly is a wonderful outdoor space that offers a peaceful setting where you could easily forget you’re in such a convenient location.
The home continues to impress from the moment you arrive, with fantastic kerb appeal, a generous driveway providing ample parking. and a double garage.
Inside, you are welcomed by a spacious entrance hallway which leads to two double bedrooms, a family bathroom, dining room and kitchen. Both the dining room and kitchen overlook the beautiful garden, creating a lovely connection with the outdoor space. With the necessary planning permission, there is also potential to open the kitchen and dining area to create a large open-plan kitchen-diner, perfect for modern family living and entertaining.
On the first floor you will find the lounge, perfectly positioned to make the most of the stunning open field views. It’s easy to imagine relaxing on the sofa in the evening while enjoying the peaceful outlook. There is also the potential to complete the balcony, allowing you to enjoy morning sunrises or evening sunsets. During the colder months, the log burner creates a cosy and inviting atmosphere.
The first floor also offers the main bedroom overlooking the garden, complete with an ensuite, as well as an additional smaller bedroom.
This home offers an incredible amount of potential and must be viewed to be fully appreciated. Properties offering this level of space, such a generous plot and beautiful open views in this location rarely become available.
Offered with no onward chain, this is an opportunity not to be missed.
Property Reference: HRT025313798
Entrance Door To
Entrance Hall
Kitchen 14ft 5 x 13ft 9
Dining Room 13ft 8 x 12
Bedroom 10ft 4 x 10ft 1
Bedroom 13ft 4 x 10ft 2
Bathroom 8ft 7 x 7ft 9
Stairs to First Floor
First Floor Lounge 27ft 1 x 16ft 8
Bedroom 13ft 8 x 11ft 1
Bedroom 10ft 2 x 5ft 8
Ensuite Bathroom 12ft 8 x 10ft 9
Double Garage 14ft 4 x 17ft 5
Driveway
Large Garden with open field views
About Sheerness
Located beside the mouth of the River Medway, Sheerness is an attractive seaside town in north Kent on the Isle of Sheppey.
The town originally grew from a fort built in the 16th Century to protect the river from naval invasion. Now it has a population of 13,000 and is the largest town on the island.
Sheerness has a thriving industry, with the Port of Sheerness being one of the UK’s leading car and fresh produce importers.
Nature reserves, pretty seafronts, great walks and amazing beaches – Sheerness and the Isle of Sheppey are Kent’s best-kept secrets. Sheerness has some fascinating history, good shops, and amenities. There are half-hourly trains from Sheerness to London St Pancras, and the M2 is 15 minutes away, while the M20 is 30 minutes away.
This is an area steeped in history; Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn spent their honeymoon at Shurland Hall, which is near Sheerness as Henry was on his way to France. There was a navy dockyard in Sheerness for 300 years, which is now a commercial port.
£296,484
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