2 rooms flat of 60m² in Gravesham

This spacious two bedroom flat presents an excellent opportunity for those seeking modern, versatile accommodation within easy reach of Gravesend Town Centre. Situated just off Singlewell Road, the property enjoys a convenient location within walking distance of the main line station, making it ideal for commuters and those who value accessibility. The flat is offered unfurnished, providing a blank canvas for you to create your perfect home, and will be available from the 9th of April. Inside, you will find a contemporary fitted kitchen equipped with sleek units and integrated appliances (perfect for preparing meals and entertaining guests), as well as a stylish modern bathroom featuring quality fixtures and fittings. The generous living space offers flexibility for relaxing, dining, or working from home, while both bedrooms are well-proportioned and benefit from plenty of natural light. The flat’s layout is designed to maximise comfort and practicality, ensuring that every area is functional and inviting. Residents will appreciate the close proximity to a wide range of local amenities, including shops, cafes, and essential services, all of which are just a short stroll away. Excellent transport links connect you swiftly to central London and surrounding areas, making this property a smart choice for professionals, couples, or small families. With its blend of modern interiors, practical features, and a sought-after location, this two bedroom flat is ready to welcome new occupants looking for a stylish and convenient lifestyle. Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the quality and versatility on offer. EPC Rating: C Location Gravesend is a historic town in Kent, England, located on the south bank of the River Thames, approximately 21 miles east-southeast of central London. Gravesend is situated in the northwest Kent region, specifically within the Borough of Gravesham. It lies just south of the Essex border and is approximately one mile east of Northfleet and eight miles northwest of Chatham. The town is positioned at latitude ° and longitude °. Gravesend has a rich history, recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086 as "Gravesham." It has been a significant port town since the late 14th century, serving as a ferry point for passengers traveling to London. Notably, Pocahontas, the Native American figure, died in Gravesend in 1617 and is buried in St. George’s Church. The town's strategic location along the Thames has contributed to its historical importance in maritime activities and trade. Today, Gravesend is characterized by its historic waterfront, picturesque parks, and landmarks such as the Gravesend Clock Tower and Windmill Hill Gardens. The town has seen rejuvenation with the introduction of High Speed 1 rail services, enhancing its connectivity to London and other regions. It retains strong links to the River Thames, with ongoing industrial activities related to shipping and engineering. As of the 2021 census, Gravesend had a population of 58,102. It serves as the administrative centre for the borough of Gravesham, playing a vital role in local governance and community services. In summary, Gravesend is a town rich in history and strategic importance, offering a blend of historical landmarks and modern amenities, making it a notable location in Kent, England.