3 bed Flat For Sale £410,000
No forward chain - direct sea views
Miles & Barr are delighted to bring to the market this delightfully presented, ground floor apartment in the Grade II listed, Chartham Terrace which dates from the 1850's and was built by architech Charles Habershon, a rival of Pugin, whose Church stands next door.
Accommodation is very spacious and well-proportioned throughout with its very own front door. There is a central hall from the communal entrance which leads into the principle rooms, the include, two very large double bedrooms, family bathroom with freestanding shower, kitchen with fitted floor and wall units including space for a breakfast bar or dining room table. On the opposite side of the apartment is the lounge with an oak framed porch leading onto a private terrace with breathtaking views over the communal gardens, port and sea beyond. Adjacent to the lounge is the third bedroom or second reception room.
Externally there is residents only parking which is set back from St Augustine's Road.
Call Miles & Barr today to book your viewings on this immaculate apartment in a historic building.
Material information
Length of lease : 999 from 01/01/1982
Annual ground rent amount : Tbc
Ground rent review period : Tbc
Annual service charge amount : £110PCM
Service charge review period : Tbc
Council tax band :B
Ramsgate is situated to the south of the Isle of Thanet and boasts the country’s only Royal Harbour, a status bestowed by King George 1V in 1821. The beautiful Marina, once the starting point for the Little Ships heroic journey to Dunkirk in 1940, is now enjoyed by a vibrant yachting community, and flanked by restaurants, cafes, and quirky independent shops, some set into the arches on the quayside. The town itself is also steeped in history, with a wealth of Grade 11 listed properties, elegant Regency squares and St Augstine’s Abbey, the pet project of the architect Augustus Pugin, famed for designing the interior of the Palace of Westminster and Big Ben. With its fascinating network of wartime and smugglers’ tunnels, traditional pubs, docks and sweeping sands, Ramsgate has associations with many other well-known figures, including Queen Victoria, Karl Marx, Wilkie Collins, John Le Mesurier and Vincent Van Gogh. The high-speed rail link to London St Pancras has made commuting a viable option from a home by the sea.
Entrance
Entrance Hall
Lounge / Dining Room (5.77m x 5.66m (18'11 x 18'7))
Kitchen (3.12m x 2.03m (10'3 x 6'8))
Bedroom One (4.72m x 3.94m (15'6 x 12'11))
Bedroom Two (4.22m x 3.25m (13'10 x 10'8))
Bedroom Three (4.19m x 3.43m (13'9 x 11'3))
Shower Room (3.76m x 1.40m (12'4 x 4'7))
Exterior
Private Terrace
Communal Garden
Miles & Barr are delighted to bring to the market this delightfully presented, ground floor apartment in the Grade II listed, Chartham Terrace which dates from the 1850's and was built by architech Charles Habershon, a rival of Pugin, whose Church stands next door.
Accommodation is very spacious and well-proportioned throughout with its very own front door. There is a central hall from the communal entrance which leads into the principle rooms, the include, two very large double bedrooms, family bathroom with freestanding shower, kitchen with fitted floor and wall units including space for a breakfast bar or dining room table. On the opposite side of the apartment is the lounge with an oak framed porch leading onto a private terrace with breathtaking views over the communal gardens, port and sea beyond. Adjacent to the lounge is the third bedroom or second reception room.
Externally there is residents only parking which is set back from St Augustine's Road.
Call Miles & Barr today to book your viewings on this immaculate apartment in a historic building.
Material information
Length of lease : 999 from 01/01/1982
Annual ground rent amount : Tbc
Ground rent review period : Tbc
Annual service charge amount : £110PCM
Service charge review period : Tbc
Council tax band :B
Ramsgate is situated to the south of the Isle of Thanet and boasts the country’s only Royal Harbour, a status bestowed by King George 1V in 1821. The beautiful Marina, once the starting point for the Little Ships heroic journey to Dunkirk in 1940, is now enjoyed by a vibrant yachting community, and flanked by restaurants, cafes, and quirky independent shops, some set into the arches on the quayside. The town itself is also steeped in history, with a wealth of Grade 11 listed properties, elegant Regency squares and St Augstine’s Abbey, the pet project of the architect Augustus Pugin, famed for designing the interior of the Palace of Westminster and Big Ben. With its fascinating network of wartime and smugglers’ tunnels, traditional pubs, docks and sweeping sands, Ramsgate has associations with many other well-known figures, including Queen Victoria, Karl Marx, Wilkie Collins, John Le Mesurier and Vincent Van Gogh. The high-speed rail link to London St Pancras has made commuting a viable option from a home by the sea.
Entrance
Entrance Hall
Lounge / Dining Room (5.77m x 5.66m (18'11 x 18'7))
Kitchen (3.12m x 2.03m (10'3 x 6'8))
Bedroom One (4.72m x 3.94m (15'6 x 12'11))
Bedroom Two (4.22m x 3.25m (13'10 x 10'8))
Bedroom Three (4.19m x 3.43m (13'9 x 11'3))
Shower Room (3.76m x 1.40m (12'4 x 4'7))
Exterior
Private Terrace
Communal Garden
