Property description
Four Bedroom Detached Home
Sought After Cul de Sac Location
Modern Fitted Kitchen
Conservatory
En Suite Shower Room
Positioned in a sought after cul de sac is this extremely well presented four bedroom detached family home. Its many benefits start when you pull up to the property with a driveway for two vehicles leading to an integral garage with a door leading straight into the hallway.
Internally, to the ground floor the property has a good sized living room with an attractive bay window to the front, a dining room which leads to a delightful conservatory to enjoy the landscaped rear garden. The kitchen is bright and modern and has a range of wall mounted and base units to offer plenty of storage options, as well as a six ring range cooker with a double oven. It also benefits from a large window again with views to the rear garden. Lastly on the ground floor is an extremely handy downstairs WC.
Moving up to the first floor, the property boasts four double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The master bedroom has the added benefit of an en suite shower room so there will be no morning rush for the bathroom.
Externally to the rear, the private garden has been well tendered by the current owners and has a decked area with plenty of space to enjoy a barbecue or a well earned glass of wine in the warmer months. From the decked area you have steps leading up to the lawn, which is surrounded by borders of shrubs and flowers.
High Bank is a small cul de sac just off St. Williams Way in the historic city of Rochester and is situated mid way between Rochester and Chatham railway stations, both of which provide frequent high speed links to various London destinations including Stratford and St. Pancras via Ebbsfleet International which makes for an easy commute. The property is also ideally placed for access to the motorway network via the A2/M2 and the A229 which leads to the M20. Approximately two miles away, Rochester City Centre is home to a number of important historic buildings including Rochester Cathedral and Rochester Castle which dates back to Norman times with one of the tallest keeps in the country overlooking the River Medway. Rochester is also renowned for several highly regarded primary and secondary schools including Rochester Grammar School and the Kings School.