3 bedroom terraced house for sale

Only being a 10-minute walk from the Ashford International, I’d imagine this being a great future investment or first-time home within the heart of Ashford. -- Toby Hodges, Ashford Homes.



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This three-bedroom terraced house is offered for sale and is ready for cosmetic updating.
Internally, the property provides three bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen and sitting room/diner. To the rear is a patio with large outbuilding, there is on-street parking to the front of the property.




7 James Street is a three-bedroom terraced property located in the heart of Ashford providing swift links to the town centre and Ashford International train station. The property offers a lounge/diner, kitchen with downstairs bathroom. Upstairs there is a master bedroom and two further bedrooms.
To the rear is a mix between brick garden and laid to lawn with medium sized storage shed, outbuilding adjoined to the property and the front offers on-street parking via parking permit.
The property will benefit from some cosmetic updating.

James Street is in central Ashford, a short walk to the town centre, train station and several convenience stores. Some of the most appealing features for those relocating to Ashford include the fact that Ashford is well-connected in terms of transportation. It has a high-speed train service that provides easy access to London in under 40 minutes, making it a popular choice for commuters. Additionally, it i situated near major roadways (primarily the M20), making it convenient for both local travel, trips to other parts of the UK and the coastline. The surrounding countryside is picturesque and offers numerous opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and exploring the Kent Downs, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The nearby North Downs Way provides stunning landscapes and scenic trails. Ashford is home to the Ashford Designer Outlet, boasting a wide range of high-end brands at discounted prices – a paradise for fashion enthusiasts. The town has a rich history, and you can explore historical sites such as the St. Mary the Virgin Church and Willesborough Windmill. The town's heritage is also reflected in its architecture and cultural events. The town is well catered for in educational institutions, both in the state and private sector, including grammar schools and an expanding college. The town has undergone significant development and improvement projects in recent years, including infrastructure enhancements and revitalized public spaces, making it a more modern and convenient place to live.

Services: All mains services are connected.

Tenure: Freehold
Council tax band: C

Viewings by appointment only.



Our Ref: AHS240145