House For Sale £700,000
Canterbury Road, Westbrook
Property Description: Guide Price £700,000 - £750,000. Tastefully decorated throughout, this spacious 1930s, four bedroom home is ready to welcome its next family. The large entrance hall has a window on both the ground and first floor which floods the area with tremendous natural light. There is plenty of room to greet guests before taking them through to the living area. The open plan living room/dining room/kitchen has plenty of room to eat, relax and entertain. The modern kitchen has grey gloss cupboards under light worktops. Integrated appliances include an AEG double oven, fridge/freezer, electric hob and dishwasher. A centre island separates the dining area from the kitchen and is a perfect place for guests to pull up a stool and sit while you prepare lunches or dinners. The living room has a bay window with stunning tall windows which allow plenty of natural light in. A contemporary log burner complements the room with a slate surround on top of wooden flooring which runs throughout this open plan space. A utility room is located off the kitchen which has a ground floor WC. On the first floor are three double bedrooms - one which has a bay window - and a modern bathroom which has been fully tiled and has a stunning freestanding bath, vanity unit under the sink and large corner shower cubicle. The second floor hosts the main suite which has Velux windows, a generous dressing room and a modern en-suite that has a double shower and vanity unit under the sink.
Outside: The annexe is a stunning conversion and could really suit extended families with older children who aren't quite ready to step onto the property ladder or perhaps an older generation that is looking to move in with family but seeking their own independence still? It could also work really well as an Air bnb. It's an open plan space with room for living, dining, cooking and sleeping with a lovely large skylight allowing lots of natural light and a separate shower room. French doors open out to a courtyard garden which gets a great amount of sunshine on sunny days. It is mainly paved with a faux grass area and pergola and has it's own gated entrance from the front. You can access the main property via a side door which leads to the utility room. The main property has its own separate garden. From the bi-fold doors of the living area you access the rear garden which is mainly laid to lawn with a patio area directly outside the property and a further slightly secluded patio area at the rear of the garden. A summerhouse is located at the end of the garden and there are a few established trees, plants and shrubs around the garden. The front of the property is walled with fencing on top and has a small front garden that is lined with established bushes, plants and small trees. A large paved area allows for parking for several vehicles - at least four cars minimum. There are two gates either side of the property - one that gives access to the courtyard area and the annexe or utility room while the other leads to the rear garden.
Location: Situated on the East Kent coast the historic coastal town of Margate, famed for its golden sandy beaches, has been a popular seaside destination for over 250 years. Margate has had longstanding connections to famous artists including the landscape painter jmw Turner and Tracey Emin. The Turner Contemporary is nearby and has regular exhibitions for world class artists. The Turner contemporary is located in Margate’s Old Town which is at the heart of an emerging creative quarter, with a growing number of art workspaces, residential studios, and independent shops, as well as a lively café and restaurant scene (largely in beautiful Georgian and Victorian buildings). Margate is also home to Dreamland, the picture perfect, ‘all-you-can-treat’ seaside entertainment sensation, your one stop shop of culture, food, festival fun and amusement park rides. The property itself is located in the popular Westbrook area of Margate and is within walking distance from the beach and local amenities. The popular town of Westgate On Sea is just over a mile away and has the family run Carlton cinema and for those commuting both Westgate-on-Sea and Margate train stations are just a short drive away and provide services to London.
Directions: CT9 5JU
Council Tax: To check council tax for this property, please refer to
Local Authority: Thanet District Council . Kent County Council .
Services: Gas central heating, mains water, drainage and electricity.
Tenure: This property is freehold and is sold with vacant possession upon completion.
Property Description: Guide Price £700,000 - £750,000. Tastefully decorated throughout, this spacious 1930s, four bedroom home is ready to welcome its next family. The large entrance hall has a window on both the ground and first floor which floods the area with tremendous natural light. There is plenty of room to greet guests before taking them through to the living area. The open plan living room/dining room/kitchen has plenty of room to eat, relax and entertain. The modern kitchen has grey gloss cupboards under light worktops. Integrated appliances include an AEG double oven, fridge/freezer, electric hob and dishwasher. A centre island separates the dining area from the kitchen and is a perfect place for guests to pull up a stool and sit while you prepare lunches or dinners. The living room has a bay window with stunning tall windows which allow plenty of natural light in. A contemporary log burner complements the room with a slate surround on top of wooden flooring which runs throughout this open plan space. A utility room is located off the kitchen which has a ground floor WC. On the first floor are three double bedrooms - one which has a bay window - and a modern bathroom which has been fully tiled and has a stunning freestanding bath, vanity unit under the sink and large corner shower cubicle. The second floor hosts the main suite which has Velux windows, a generous dressing room and a modern en-suite that has a double shower and vanity unit under the sink.
Outside: The annexe is a stunning conversion and could really suit extended families with older children who aren't quite ready to step onto the property ladder or perhaps an older generation that is looking to move in with family but seeking their own independence still? It could also work really well as an Air bnb. It's an open plan space with room for living, dining, cooking and sleeping with a lovely large skylight allowing lots of natural light and a separate shower room. French doors open out to a courtyard garden which gets a great amount of sunshine on sunny days. It is mainly paved with a faux grass area and pergola and has it's own gated entrance from the front. You can access the main property via a side door which leads to the utility room. The main property has its own separate garden. From the bi-fold doors of the living area you access the rear garden which is mainly laid to lawn with a patio area directly outside the property and a further slightly secluded patio area at the rear of the garden. A summerhouse is located at the end of the garden and there are a few established trees, plants and shrubs around the garden. The front of the property is walled with fencing on top and has a small front garden that is lined with established bushes, plants and small trees. A large paved area allows for parking for several vehicles - at least four cars minimum. There are two gates either side of the property - one that gives access to the courtyard area and the annexe or utility room while the other leads to the rear garden.
Location: Situated on the East Kent coast the historic coastal town of Margate, famed for its golden sandy beaches, has been a popular seaside destination for over 250 years. Margate has had longstanding connections to famous artists including the landscape painter jmw Turner and Tracey Emin. The Turner Contemporary is nearby and has regular exhibitions for world class artists. The Turner contemporary is located in Margate’s Old Town which is at the heart of an emerging creative quarter, with a growing number of art workspaces, residential studios, and independent shops, as well as a lively café and restaurant scene (largely in beautiful Georgian and Victorian buildings). Margate is also home to Dreamland, the picture perfect, ‘all-you-can-treat’ seaside entertainment sensation, your one stop shop of culture, food, festival fun and amusement park rides. The property itself is located in the popular Westbrook area of Margate and is within walking distance from the beach and local amenities. The popular town of Westgate On Sea is just over a mile away and has the family run Carlton cinema and for those commuting both Westgate-on-Sea and Margate train stations are just a short drive away and provide services to London.
Directions: CT9 5JU
Council Tax: To check council tax for this property, please refer to
Local Authority: Thanet District Council . Kent County Council .
Services: Gas central heating, mains water, drainage and electricity.
Tenure: This property is freehold and is sold with vacant possession upon completion.
