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“A converted two-bedroom mews house in a secure courtyard just a few minutes' walk from the city centre.”
“An immaculately presented semi detached house set in the heart of the village of Great Chart”
“Extended semi detached bungalow set in a good sized plot at the end of a quiet cul de sac.”
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“This semi detached house is set towards the end of a a quiet cul-de-sac”
“Located in a quiet setting on a private estate yet within a shrot drive form J11 of the M20 and a 10 minute drive from the beach”
“A beautifully presented end of terrace town house located in the St Augustines development in Chartham.”
“This charming property is an end of terrace house, conveniently situated in a delightful village, within easy walking distance of the station, school, and amenities”
“Located in the ever popular Repton Park area is this fabulous well presented 2 bed detached coach style apartment with two allocated parking spaces. We highly recommend a viewing on this property so call us today on 01233 506240.”
“A three bedroom end of terrace house in a central location in Ashford”
“This property is in a fantastic location to Junction 9 of the M20 with only a few minutes drive. Waitrose is only a few minutes walk and Ashford Town Centre is only a short bike ride away.”
“A ground floor flat within a stones throw of the beach and located centrally in Sandgate”
“A recently redecorated 3 bedroom terraced house with new flooring throughout”
“An extremely smart, brand new second floor apartment located on a new development ideally positioned for the International Station and the Designer Outlet”
“A recently redecorated bungalow located in a quiet cul de sac of only 3 properties.”
“This Grade ll listed detached cottage has been converted into a beautifully furnished space in a peaceful setting with good connections to Ashford.”