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£ 1,150
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Church Lane, Tonbridge, TN9 1 bed flat to rent £1,150 pcm £265 pw
Douglas Road TN9 Tonbridge
· 1 Bedroom · Apartment
· Garden · Equipped kitchen
Douglas Road TN9 Tonbridge · 1 Bedroom · Apartment · Garden · Equipped kitchen
Property Reference.This comfortable and attractive one bedroom flat is essentially a small semi detached bungalow giving directly onto the communal courtyard garden of a Grade II listed Georgian (circa late 17th Century) building in the heart of the medieval centre of Tonbridge. The location of the building is both delightful and convenient, with a medieval church and extensive churchyard on one side, and the town's High Street and commercial centre on the other side, within easy walking distance of the mainline train station.The main room, an open plan living room and fitted kitchen area, looks north over the garden and east over a small south facing private and exclusive courtyard through Georgian sash windows. There is good natural light.The flat is one of eight flats created when the building was carefully and completely redeveloped in 2005. Protected period features were preserved and state of the art materials and structure were introduced. The conversion was praised in public do
Property Reference.This comfortable and attractive one bedroom flat is essentially a small semi detached bungalow giving directly onto the communal courtyard garden of a Grade II listed Georgian (circa late 17th Century) building in the heart of the medieval centre of Tonbridge. The location of the building is both delightful and convenient, with a medieval church and extensive churchyard on one side, and the town's High Street and commercial centre on the other side, within easy walking distance of the mainline train station.The main room, an open plan living room and fitted kitchen area, looks north over the garden and east over a small south facing private and exclusive courtyard through Georgian sash windows. There is good natural light.The flat is one of eight flats created when the building was carefully and completely redeveloped in 2005. Protected period features were preserved and state of the art materials and structure were introduced. The conversion was praised in public do
£ 1,150