This is a home where families grow, hobbies flourish, and businesses find their rhythm. It’s a place for entertaining, for making memories, and for living better than the owners did when they arrived twenty-three years ago.
Over time, subtle yet dramatic changes have shaped this into the warm, welcoming space it is today—and there’s still room to dream. Arranged over three floors, the home retains the character we crave: fireplaces that anchor rooms with atmosphere, and a layout that flows effortlessly from front to back.
Downstairs, the lower level offers practical storage, a utility room, and a family living space that stretches to a kitchen overlooking the sunlit garden. That garden—reshaped and opened up—now invites you to host, relax, and enjoy the outdoors with friends and family.
Each floor has its own WC, and the garage, side access, and loft space add layers of practicality. The loft? It’s a wonderland waiting to happen. Whether it’s a train set, a Scalextric track, or a Narnian escape, it’s ready. And if you need more space, a loft conversion is worth exploring.
Step outside and you’ll find yourself in one of Faversham’s quietly prized streets, part of a designated conservation area that helps preserve the charm and character of the neighbourhood. From here, it’s a gentle walk to the train station—less than half a mile—where services connect you to London and the coast. The walk is easy, passing through peaceful residential roads that reflect the town’s heritage.
Families will appreciate the proximity to excellent schools. Ethelbert Road Primary, rated Outstanding, is just a few hundred yards away, and Queen Elizabeth’s Grammar School is within easy reach. The Abbey School and several other well-regarded primaries are also nearby, making this a location where educational needs are well met.
Faversham itself is a town that blends heritage with heart. Its Charter Market still thrives after 900 years, and the annual Hop Festival brings music, colour, and community to the streets. Independent shops, cosy pubs, and artisan bakeries line the town centre, while Brogdale Collections and Faversham Creek offer nature and culture just minutes away. It’s a place where people know their neighbours, where life moves at a pace that lets you breathe, and where the past and present sit comfortably side by side.
This home, in this location, offers more than just bricks and mortar—it offers a way of life. One that’s connected, considered, and quietly special.

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