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HouseCanterbury (United Kingdom)
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Name: Canterbury Luxury House for Sale | $1,141,809
Creator: Le Figaro Properties

What the owner says: We have loved living at Stone cottage, we feel we took on a tired cottage in need of love and we have given it a new lease of life, ready for the new owners to take to the next level if they wish. Woolage Green is a charming rural hamlet nestled within the rolling Kent countryside, offering an idyllic balance of tranquillity and accessibility. Surrounded by woodland walks, open fields, and a close‑knit community atmosphere, it provides a serene backdrop for country living while remaining exceptionally well connected. Everyday amenities are conveniently close, including The Two Sawyers pub just a short walk down the lane. The neighbouring villages offer essentials such as local shops, including the excellent Barham Village Store and Post Office, while the larger centres of Canterbury, Folkestone and Dover provide comprehensive shopping, dining, and leisure facilities. For those who enjoy the outdoors, the surrounding countryside offers an abundance of walking routes, bridleways, and scenic woodland paths, making it an ideal location for nature lovers, dog owners, and equestrian enthusiasts. We are also not far from the coast at Deal with its pier and beach as well as excellent boutique shops and restaurants. Travel connections are another key advantage of Woolage Green. Aylesham and Snowdown stations provide direct rail links to Canterbury and Dover, with onward connections to London. The A2 is easily accessible, offering swift road travel towards both the capital and the coast. The area is served by a selection of well‑regarded local schools, including both popular village primaries and a variety of secondary options including the renowned King’s School at Canterbury within easy reach. Woolage Green offers a rare combination: the peace and privacy of rural living, the warmth of a small community, and the convenience of excellent schools, amenities, and transport links close at hand.

Advertiser reference : 117575983Le Figaro Properties reference : 105822673

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$1,141,800

5bd

By Annonceur International

HouseCanterbury (United Kingdom)
Price :
$1,141,800
bedrooms4 bathroom1

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