Wykeham Grove, Leeds

Guide Price £190,000 - £200,000
Offered to the market chain free, this beautifully refurbished two-bedroom first-floor maisonette combines fresh, modern accommodation with an unusually generous private garden, driveway parking and a useful outdoor storage building, making it an excellent alternative to a traditional house.
The property is approached via its own entrance, with stairs rising to the first-floor landing and the main accommodation. The refurbishment creates a bright, clean and contemporary feel throughout, allowing the next owner to move straight in and enjoy the home from day one.
The spacious lounge offers plenty of room for comfortable seating and provides a welcoming setting in which to relax or entertain. Positioned separately, the fitted kitchen provides a practical cooking space with ample storage, work surfaces and room for the necessary appliances.
Continuing along the hallway are two genuine double bedrooms, giving the property excellent flexibility for couples, small families or anyone requiring a comfortable guest room or dedicated home office. The bathroom and useful internal storage complete the well-balanced accommodation.
One of the property’s most impressive features is its large private garden. Predominantly laid to lawn, it offers an exceptional amount of outdoor space for a maisonette, with plenty of potential to create separate areas for dining, entertaining, children’s play or gardening. A substantial brick-built outbuilding provides valuable secure storage and could suit a variety of practical uses.
The property also benefits from its own driveway, providing convenient off-road parking directly alongside the home.
Wykeham Grove is situated within the charming Kent village of Leeds, close to countryside walks, the historic Leeds Castle and the local primary school. The village offers a peaceful semi-rural atmosphere while remaining within convenient reach of Maidstone, Bearsted and surrounding towns, with the M20 and nearby railway stations providing connections towards London and the Kent coast.