House For Sale £700,000
Discover the epitome of Victorian elegance in this beautifully renovated 4-bedroom residence, brought back to its Victorian splendour over a 2 year period. Boasting over 2300 sq.ft of living space and nestled in Margate's vibrant Cliftonville, this property offers a unique blend of history and modern comfort. This property has also enjoyed TV fame on "Location Location Location" and success as holiday let,
Upon entry, a charming chequered pathway leads to an exquisite front door with a stained-glass window, setting the tone for what's inside. Step into a stunning entrance hall featuring high ceilings, intricate detailing, cast iron radiators, and stripped wood floors. To the right, a spacious formal sitting room awaits, with its original fireplace and a grand bay window that bathes the room in light. Adjacent, a formal dining area offers another fireplace and garden views. The kitchen breakfast room at the rear opens to a generous patio via French doors. High-quality finishes and a convenient pantry make this space a culinary delight. Descend to the basement, a versatile space currently used as a hobby room but would also be ideal as a cinema room. It offers carpeting, ventilation, heating, storage, and a small kitchenette. Head upstairs to the first floor, which houses three double bedrooms and a well-appointed shower room. The principal bedroom, features a bay window and a stunning fireplace which makes you feel you are in a luxury hotel suite.
The second floor offers a double bedroom with eaves storage and a beautiful en-suite shower room with a relaxing atmosphere. The property is impeccably maintained, with recent upgrades including a new boiler, electrical improvements, a fully converted loft room, and a new slate roof. Step outside to the walled rear garden, with French doors opening onto a spacious patio. The garden features a lawn and flower beds, leading to a studio cabin, currently an art studio with electricity and lighting.
The home is located in Cliftonville, a coastal area of Margate known for the beaches at Walpole Bay & Palm Bay. Margate itself is a coastal haven, with a tapestry of seaside charm and artistic vibrancy. With its golden sandy beaches and the rhythmic melody of waves, Margate invites you to bask in the timeless beauty of the sea. The iconic Dreamland, a vintage amusement park, adds a touch of nostalgia to the lively promenade.
As you wander through Margate's streets, you'll discover a blend of historic architecture and contemporary creativity. The town has become a haven for artists and enthusiasts, with galleries and studios tucked away in unexpected corners. The Turner Contemporary, a cutting-edge art gallery, stands as both a cultural landmark and a testament to Margate's commitment to the arts.
Quaint cafes, independent boutiques, and eclectic shops line the streets, offering a delightful mix of treasures waiting to be uncovered. Whether you're indulging in local seafood delicacies or sipping coffee in a sunlit courtyard, Margate's culinary scene reflects its diverse and welcoming spirit.
For commuting options and trips to the capital, Margate train station is just 1.5 miles away with trains to London St Pancras in under 1hr 30 mins.For schools, Cliftonville Primary School is 0.7 miles away and was rated 'Outstanding' in 2023 by Ofsted. Their are a number of special schools in the area as well as the respected Secondary School of Hartsdown Academy (rated Good by Ofsted), an 8 minute drive (2 miles).
I knew instantly this was the home for me - it was a mess - stripped of its elegance - and I knew I could bring it back to life through careful restoration and respect . The previous owner even said that I was the one to do it and sold it to me first viewing. Prices Avenue is a community and reminiscent of 1950s England where everyone looks out for everyone but respects their privacy . So rare these days.
Upon entry, a charming chequered pathway leads to an exquisite front door with a stained-glass window, setting the tone for what's inside. Step into a stunning entrance hall featuring high ceilings, intricate detailing, cast iron radiators, and stripped wood floors. To the right, a spacious formal sitting room awaits, with its original fireplace and a grand bay window that bathes the room in light. Adjacent, a formal dining area offers another fireplace and garden views. The kitchen breakfast room at the rear opens to a generous patio via French doors. High-quality finishes and a convenient pantry make this space a culinary delight. Descend to the basement, a versatile space currently used as a hobby room but would also be ideal as a cinema room. It offers carpeting, ventilation, heating, storage, and a small kitchenette. Head upstairs to the first floor, which houses three double bedrooms and a well-appointed shower room. The principal bedroom, features a bay window and a stunning fireplace which makes you feel you are in a luxury hotel suite.
The second floor offers a double bedroom with eaves storage and a beautiful en-suite shower room with a relaxing atmosphere. The property is impeccably maintained, with recent upgrades including a new boiler, electrical improvements, a fully converted loft room, and a new slate roof. Step outside to the walled rear garden, with French doors opening onto a spacious patio. The garden features a lawn and flower beds, leading to a studio cabin, currently an art studio with electricity and lighting.
The home is located in Cliftonville, a coastal area of Margate known for the beaches at Walpole Bay & Palm Bay. Margate itself is a coastal haven, with a tapestry of seaside charm and artistic vibrancy. With its golden sandy beaches and the rhythmic melody of waves, Margate invites you to bask in the timeless beauty of the sea. The iconic Dreamland, a vintage amusement park, adds a touch of nostalgia to the lively promenade.
As you wander through Margate's streets, you'll discover a blend of historic architecture and contemporary creativity. The town has become a haven for artists and enthusiasts, with galleries and studios tucked away in unexpected corners. The Turner Contemporary, a cutting-edge art gallery, stands as both a cultural landmark and a testament to Margate's commitment to the arts.
Quaint cafes, independent boutiques, and eclectic shops line the streets, offering a delightful mix of treasures waiting to be uncovered. Whether you're indulging in local seafood delicacies or sipping coffee in a sunlit courtyard, Margate's culinary scene reflects its diverse and welcoming spirit.
For commuting options and trips to the capital, Margate train station is just 1.5 miles away with trains to London St Pancras in under 1hr 30 mins.For schools, Cliftonville Primary School is 0.7 miles away and was rated 'Outstanding' in 2023 by Ofsted. Their are a number of special schools in the area as well as the respected Secondary School of Hartsdown Academy (rated Good by Ofsted), an 8 minute drive (2 miles).
I knew instantly this was the home for me - it was a mess - stripped of its elegance - and I knew I could bring it back to life through careful restoration and respect . The previous owner even said that I was the one to do it and sold it to me first viewing. Prices Avenue is a community and reminiscent of 1950s England where everyone looks out for everyone but respects their privacy . So rare these days.
