Parco Hungershall, Tunbridge Wells, Kent

Originally a coach house to one of the large Victorian mansions in the road, and then first converted into two cottages, and then then again over a period of time, further transformed into this very special house of today. This unlisted property covers about 4,005 sq ft and has seen significant changes, upgrades and improvements, with the property taken up to a very high standard by the current owners, only a few years back.

Features include a glass floating staircase to the entrance hall with galleried landing and water feature below, along with well appointed and flowing reception spaces, providing good access to the surrounding gardens, and an impressive very spacious and well fitted Tom Howley kitchen/dining room, complete with a Falcon range cooker, Miele fridges and freezer and a Neff dishwasher. Upstairs, there are five spacious bedrooms, offering good proportions along with luxury bathroom and shower rooms.

The modern feel combines well with the retained period details, including gothic style Victorian multi pane windows outside and a fine period marble working fireplace in the spacious kitchen/dining room.

Outside, the mature surrounding, landscaped town garden provides good privacy and gates lead in to discreet parking and access to the double garage.

Hungershall Park is conveniently located in a very sought-after residential park road, less than a mile from Tunbridge Wells High Street, the historic Pantiles and with direct access to the open spaces of The Common to the West and country walks to the East.

Tunbridge Wells is the only spa town in the south east of England, lying about 30 miles south of London, surrounded by countryside and known for its architecture, cultural, leisure and shopping attractions. This wealth of amenities, together with the highly-regarded state and private schools, make the town a popular base for City commuters and their families.

Mainline rail: Tunbridge Wells (about 1.2 miles) offering regular services to London Charing Cross and Cannon Street (via London Bridge and Waterloo East) with journey times from 50 minutes.

Private and state schools: There are many highly regarded schools in the area including Holmewood House preparatory school (Langton Green), Rose Hill in Tunbridge Wells, Mayfield School for girls, Kent grammar schools in Tunbridge Wells and Tonbridge and public schools in Tonbridge, Sevenoaks and Eastbourne.

Communications: The M25, accessed via the A21, links to other motorway networks and thereby the Channel Tunnel terminus and Gatwick and Heathrow Airports.
All distances are approximate.

Local Authority: Tunbridge Wells Borough Council

Services: Mains water, electricity, gas and drainage.

EPC Rating: C