5 bedroom house for sale

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Situated on the eastern edge of Tunbridge Wells, Devey Cottage forms the west wing of this substantial Grade II listed home, built in 1869 by the renowned architect George Devey for Neville Ward whose father laid out the Calverley Park Estate. The property has been comprehensively renovated and refurbished to an exceptionally high standard, blending its period features with an array of excellent modern touches to providegenerous and flexible accommodation.The property comprises a fabulous living room with wooden flooring and a feature fireplace with a large window affording views to the outside. To the rear of the property is a superb vaulted panelled kitchen offering a large curved island with seating, fitted wall and base units, fully integrated Siemens appliances, and a Swedish wood-burning stove. A study area and cloakroom complete the ground floor.Steps lead up to the first floor with three generous-sized bedrooms with a well appointed family bathroom. The principal suite enjoys an attractive outlook with wood flooring, plenty of space for furnishing, and a stand alone bath with a stylish en suite with shower.On the second floor, there are two additional bedrooms, both with integrated storage and a family bathroom.To note, on the lower ground floor there is a sizeable basement that is split into multiple rooms, some of which are currently used for storage, and which offers great potential for further development.To the front of the property is an attractive large, courtyard wrapping around to the front and sides of the house, providing the perfect space for entertaining and alfresco dining. The rear of the property is a separate garden, detached from the property.Additional InformationMobile Coverage:Please look at the Ofcom website for more informationThe property is located on the eastern edge of Tunbridge Wells, within easy reach of the principal shopping areas, with many major national stores in Royal Victoria Place; specialist shops, boutiques, and independent cafes can be found in the famous Pantiles and the Old High Street, with its elegant colonnades and often hosting fairs and festivals.Tunbridge Wells has a vast array of open spaces provided by a multitude of parks, including Dunorlan Park, with its popular boating lake, Tunbridge Wells Common, and the Grove, with outdoor tennis courts. Leisure facilities are a short distance away, which include two theatres, asports and leisure centre, and two golf courses.The area is renowned for an excellent choice of educational facilities within the state and private sector schools, including Beechwood Sacred Heart School, Tunbridge Wells Girls Grammar, and The Skinners School.Tunbridge Wells Station 2.2 miles (London Bridge from 42 minutes). A21 (Pembury) 2.5 miles.Gatwick Airport 35.6 miles. London 45.8 miles.