High Street, Cranbrook

An early 1900s, 1342sqft, character terraced town house, providing a deep Victorian layout including two pretty reception rooms, three bedrooms, an extended bright and modern rear kitchen as well as a converted basement, all while conveniently located on the popular
Cranbrook high street. Cranbrook School catchment area.
No onward chain.

Ravenscraig is a terraced townhouse presenting brick elevations with some fibre cement weatherboard cladding to the rear, set with UPVC sash-style double glazed windows beneath a pitched tile roof.

This character home offers a long arrangement of elegant accommodation, including a snug and a lounge/dining room, trimmed with coving, railing, ceiling roses and alcove cabinets flanking fireplace and surround. The latter incorporates a single patio door out to a brick paved yard. Further back is positioned a cloakroom, a separate utility with bench surface and shelving and lastly a well-proportioned and brightly-lit kitchen surfaced with granite, including a Beko electric range cooker and spaces for fridge/freezer and dishwasher, all ending at a glazed wall of double patio doors between single casement windows.

A central wraparound stairwell with gallery landing space at ground and upper level, leads down via enclosed library-shelved stairs to a converted basement with below-street-level window, featuring alcoves and fitted cabinets to lend itself well as a study. Above the first floor landing is a high vaulted ceiling with two pretty stained glass insets separating the main double bedroom – fitted with double wardrobe, shower room en-suite and offering an elevated double aspect street view – from a second double bedroom with outlook across gardens and blossom trees. A compact family bathroom installed with white panelled bath, overhead power shower and basin sits at the rear before a useful nursery room/ third bedroom.

Ravenscraig’s fenced and split-level garden has a pleasing symmetry and combines a brick paved patio with a raised lawn and brick footpath leading to additional central and corner seating areas, plus a practical concrete base on which stands an Asgard metal shed for storing outdoors paraphernalia. Side access is gained from either the aforementioned yard or kitchen patio to a gated pedestrian service pathway across the adjoining neighbour Holm House providing access to the high street for bin collection.