2 bed Flat For Sale £350,000
Detailed Description
Uninterrupted cliff top views from Dunkerque to Hastings are just one feature of this historic and unique landmark property. This stunning apartment has recently undergone a tasteful and thoughtful renovation and is ready to move straight into. Having its own private entrance and with two double bedrooms, principle having an en suite and private balcony, separate kitchen, large family bathroom and a magnificent triple aspect reception dining room with French doors to a private sea facing balcony, this really is a home to be seen. Also having private parking and uninterrupted sea views, these properties do not come along often enough.
London House is of huge historical importance. It is believed to have been designed and constructed by a German spy to record naval shipping in the Channel at the start of World War I and was subsequently requisitioned by the RAF during World War II where it housed numerous personnel supporting the war effort. Indeed, even as late as 2000 there was an annual London House reunion for those who lived and manned the facility during the Second World War, hosted at the house. The property was built in 1913/14 using sandstone and marble and was one of the very first domestic properties in the Kent to employ concrete and has retained its many period features including marble pillars, carved supporting cornices and a spiral staircase.
Uninterrupted cliff top views from Dunkerque to Hastings are just one feature of this historic and unique landmark property. This stunning apartment has recently undergone a tasteful and thoughtful renovation and is ready to move straight into. Having its own private entrance and with two double bedrooms, principle having an en suite and private balcony, separate kitchen, large family bathroom and a magnificent triple aspect reception dining room with French doors to a private sea facing balcony, this really is a home to be seen. Also having private parking and uninterrupted sea views, these properties do not come along often enough.
London House is of huge historical importance. It is believed to have been designed and constructed by a German spy to record naval shipping in the Channel at the start of World War I and was subsequently requisitioned by the RAF during World War II where it housed numerous personnel supporting the war effort. Indeed, even as late as 2000 there was an annual London House reunion for those who lived and manned the facility during the Second World War, hosted at the house. The property was built in 1913/14 using sandstone and marble and was one of the very first domestic properties in the Kent to employ concrete and has retained its many period features including marble pillars, carved supporting cornices and a spiral staircase.
