Rich with character, this charming Grade ll listed property has historic ties and period features, such as the beams and large Georgian windows found throughout.

The front door opens to a generous sitting room with an original fireplace (that could be reinstated), and a kitchen/dining room.

The first floor houses the large principal bedroom, with views over the city rooftops, and the family bathroom. The second floor provides two further bedrooms.

The house also has a large cellar and loft space, offering potential for conversion, subject to any necessary consents.

The neighbouring property is also available for purchase.

Outside

The property’s classic symmetrical Georgian architecture, with painted brick and timber-framed sash windows, complements the medieval city street.

Original pilasters surround the exterior doorway that leads to the entrance of the two neighbouring properties.

There is a small courtyard area just outside the rear door.

Situation

The property is situated in the centre of historic Canterbury, moments from an extensive selection of shops and leisure amenities, including the Marlowe Theatre. The city is home to an array of educational facilities in both independent and state sectors. The striking green expanses of the Kent Downs are within easy reach.

Canterbury has two stations with train services to London Victoria, Charing Cross and Cannon Street. The High-Speed service to London St Pancras from Canterbury West takes just under an hour. Road links in the area are excellent, with the A28, A2 and M2 providing easy access to towards London and the coast. The area has good access to the Continent via the Port of Dover and Eurotunnel.

Directions

From Strutt & Parker’s Canterbury office: Walk east on St Margaret’s Street for approximately 100m. Turn left on to Hawk’s Lane. Continue for 300m and the property will be found on the left.