Location

Tunbridge Wells is the only Spa town in the southeast of England and is a very popular base for families, with an excellent choice of schools and regular commuter services to London.

Cleveland, accessed just off of Sandrock Road, is very well placed for the amenities of Pembury, found approximately 1.5 miles to the east and Tunbridge Wells centre, about 0.7 miles to the west and nestled within the highly regarded St. James area of town. Services and amenities of note in Pembury include Tunbridge Wells Hospital (about 2 miles), Notcutts Garden Centre, Tesco Superstore, Youth Football Club and independent boarding school, Kent College.

The nearby town of Tunbridge Wells has a generous offering including the Pantiles, High Street, Tennis Club and Cricket Club, as well as the mainline railway station, as well as The Grove, one of the town’s most attractive green spaces in the 'village’ area of town. All these attractions are within approximately half a mile of the station, which provides a regular commuter service to London Charing Cross and Cannon Street (via London Bridge & Waterloo East).

The town’s Common is also within a similar distance, providing an almost 'countrylike’ atmosphere within the town, extending to about 75 acres, ideal for dog walking and with the famous Wellington Rocks, where generations of children have played over the years, as well as being home to the Cricket Club. Dunorlan Park and Gardens are also found within 0.2 miles on foot and offers acres of grounds, a boating lake and café. There are annual events held including fireworks and park runs. Grosvenor and Hilbert Park is also found in 0.5 miles on foot and is an ideal recreational ground with café for families.

The southern end of the town, in particular, offers a variety of specialist shops, cafés, bars and restaurants and the town is generally well served by supermarkets and national retailers, as well and has two theatres, with one of them also serving as an arts cinema. The multi-plex Odeon cinema is out of town at Knights Park, where there is also further retail shopping. For sporting amenities, there are a number of private health clubs in the town and golf at The Nevill members’ club, along with country pursuits around the Ashdown Forest to the west and Bewl Water reservoir to the south east.

State and private schools: Well-regarded schools in the area include Claremont Primary School, The Mead, Rose Hill and Holmewood House preparatory schools, Bennett Memorial and St Gregory’s secondaries and the boys’ and girls’ grammars in Tunbridge Wells and Tonbridge. There are Independent senior schools in Tonbridge, Sevenoaks, Mayfield, Upper Dicker (Bedes), Brighton and Eastbourne. St. James Primary is also found in about 0.3 miles, and Beechwood School in about 0.4 miles.

Description

34 Cleveland is a delightfully presented, end of terrace home, conveniently situated within the sought-after town of Tunbridge Wells, specifically the highly regarded St. James area of town, with Pembury also in close proximity.

Inside, the house has been renovated by our client in recent years. Notably, downstairs accommodation has been thoroughly modernised, with the layout recently reconfigured to open-plan to suit the needs of modern family living. The open-plan sitting/dining room is modern and sleek in design, with features of note including the electric fireplace and integrated coloured lighting. The kitchen is also sleek in design with integrated appliances. Upstairs are three good-sized bedrooms, served by a family bathroom.

The house benefits from two private lawned spaces, both to the front and the rear. To the front, the house is accessed down a shared walkway which provides access to the hedge-lined garden with patio/seating area to the front. The private rear garden is part lawn and part patio, also benefitting from a shed ideal for storage. Access is also provided to the single garage, with ample off-street parking also found in the vicinity.