An enchanting four bedroomed detached residence built in the 1920s and nestled within the picturesque and exceptionally sought after village of Staplehurst.

Caine Grove offers almost 1700 sq.ft of spacious and versatile accommodation which has been significantly enhanced by the current family who have lovingly maintained the property over the last 15 years. The house boasts an array of modern updates, including new windows, a cozy wood-burning stove, underfloor heating, a new boiler and brand-new contemporary bathroom, seamlessly blending historic elegance with contemporary conveniences.

The weatherboard colonial style faade is particularly striking contrast to the handsome red front door which sits neatly behind the picket fence.

As you step inside, you're greeted by an inviting open-plan layout that radiates light and versatility. The dual aspect sitting room, anchored by a striking open fireplace set within a classic cast iron mantle, invites evening gatherings. This space flows effortlessly into a family room that features a wood-burning stove, connecting seamlessly to a well-appointed kitchen. Here, beech worktops and wooden units provide a warm, rustic touch, complemented by a breakfast bar perfect for casual dining and morning coffee. The kitchen space is further enhanced by a utility area which also provides access to the rear garden.

The ground floor also offers a separate WC and a convenient guest bedroom with an ensuite shower, ensuring comfort for visitors. The stairs ascend to the first floor, where one will find three spacious double bedrooms, each designed to offer serene views of the surrounding countryside. The newly fitted bathroom is a sanctuary of relaxation, featuring elegant black fixtures, a separate shower, and a luxurious bathtub.

OUTSIDE:

Caine Grove occupies a generous 0.17-acre plot, which wrap around the property, creating a serene oasis and allowing one to enjoy the sunshine at different times of the day. A summer house is placed next to the raised decking which is the perfect spot for alfresco dining. One side of the property there is a wildlife pond, with an additional seating area to the other side the garden is mainly laid to lawn and leads round to the detached double garage.

The double garage presents an exciting opportunity for an annexe, perfect for multi-generational living or for a teenager seeking independence. Ample off-road parking ensures convenience for family and friends alike.

With breathtaking views over lush paddocks and easy access to countryside walks leading into Marden, this home embodies the perfect blend of rural serenity and modern convenience. Just a 50-minute train ride to Charing Cross, it offers a rare opportunity to enjoy the best of both worlds: a peaceful retreat and vibrant city life. This captivating property awaits the next family ready to create lasting memories within its welcoming embrace.

SITUATION:

Caine Grove is situated in a fabulous rural position, with an abundance of countryside walks and just a ten-minute stroll to Balfour award winning winery. The property is within close proximity to Staplehurst and Marden which offer local amenities serving everyday needs including village stores, bakers, butchers, pharmacy, post office, health centre, primary schools and a good range of pubs. Nearby is the beautiful Wealden village of Gouldhurst which is well known for its pretty centre, ancient church, duck pond, period buildings, inns and restaurants.

Royal Tunbridge Wells approx. 15 miles away is a larger town with an array of independent boutiques and high street retailers. Walk along The Pantiles which is the historic heart of Tunbridge Wells. Theres no better way to soak up the grandeur of the towns Georgian heyday than exploring these colonnaded walkways, lined with bars, restaurants, and cafs.


Royal Tunbridge Wells is approx. 15 miles away and provides an extensive range of shopping, commercial, recreational and cultural facilities as well as a mainline station. Train services to London are available from Staplehurst, Marden or Paddock Wood with a regular service to London Bridge and Charing Cross in as little as 50 minutes. The M20 provides access to the south coast and M25/national motorway network, Gatwick and Heathrow airports, the Channel Tunnel and ferry ports.

There is an excellent choice of state and private schools in the area with good access to Benenden, Cranbrook, Sutton Valence, Tonbridge and Sevenoaks schools. The property sits within the Cranbrook School Catchment Area.


Cranbrook is made up of narrow medieval streets which are lined with pretty old houses. There is a wide range of interesting shops, pubs and restaurants, an excellent town museum and the wonderful Union Mill, the tallest and finest working smock mill in England. Just three miles away one will find the world famous Sissinghurst Gardens, created by Vita Sackville-West and is one of the most visited gardens in England.

Bedgebury Forest has an array of woodland walks, cycle paths and horse riding. For water sport enthusiasts, Bewl Water offers and array of sports which is centred around a large lake and 800 acre park land.




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