Press House Drive, Faversham, ME13

Description

The Willow is a unique house type within the development, recognised for its generous proportions and unlike other Willow’s this particular property is rare as it boasts a double garage. The home is thoughtfully arranged to suit modern family life, combining flexible living spaces with high-quality finishes throughout.
The ground floor comprises a welcoming entrance hall, a spacious living room and a stylish open-plan kitchen and dining area. The kitchen is finished in a classic Shaker style with granite worktops, forming an elegant and practical hub of the home. Further ground-floor features include a study/home office, utility room and cloakroom, with quality flooring flowing throughout the ground level.

Upstairs, the property offers four well-proportioned bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with ensuite shower room. The remaining bedrooms are served by a contemporary family bathroom, with fitted storage to the second bedroom adding further practicality.
Externally, the property benefits from a landscaped rear garden designed for ease of maintenance, along with two garages, one fitted with an electric door, and additional off-road parking. Curtains are fitted throughout, and an integrated alarm system provides added security.

Location & Lifestyle

Faversham Lakes is a thoughtfully planned lakeside community surrounded by open green space, water features and walking routes, offering a peaceful environment while remaining well connected. In addition, this community will also provide a Tesco Express store, retail units, a children’s day nursery and care home.

Lakeside walks, nature trails and country park scenery on the doorstep
Short drive to Whitstable beaches, Tankerton seafront and coastal paths
Sea Scrub Sauna at Macknade Farm Shop, offering wellness experiences close to home
Nearby dining options including Marinade, Macknade’s food hall and Whitstable’s renowned seafood restaurants

Faversham – Historical Market Town

Faversham is one of Kent’s oldest market towns, recorded in the Domesday Book and historically significant for its maritime trade and centuries-long role in gunpowder production for the Crown. Shakespeare himself performed in the town centre throughout his career. Today, the town blends historic buildings and medieval streets with a vibrant modern community, independent shops, cafés, pubs and a popular weekly market.

Schools & Transport

Education
Well-regarded primary schools, including Outstanding-rated Ofsted options within the local area
Highly respected selective secondary schools, including Queen Elizabeth’s Grammar School, Faversham
Non-selective secondary schools such as The Abbey School
Independent and private schooling options within easy reach, including Kings School Canterbury, St Edmunds and the highly selective Langton Grammar Schools.

Transport

Faversham Railway Station offers excellent commuter links
Typical train journey times from Faversham:
London St Pancras International: approximately 1 hour 6 – 1 hour 18 minutes (direct services)
London Victoria: approximately 1 hour 12 – 1 hour 24 minutes (direct services)
London Liverpool Street: approximately 1 hour 25 – 1 hour 35 minutes (one change)
Road links via the A2 and M2 provide straightforward access to Canterbury, the Kent coast and London.

Faversham Lakes offers spacious, high-quality family living within a scenic lakeside development, combining modern comfort, excellent schooling options and an enviable coastal lifestyle.