A striking three bedroomed semi-detached property built in 1964 which enjoys a prestigious elevated position in Sandgate village which holds splendid sea views from the striking glass balcony and main bedroom.

This beautiful spacious and versatile property has been seen many improvements over the years including fine quality Amtico flooring, new double glazed patio doors, bespoke blinds and updated fitted appliances within the kitchen.

Steps rise to a beautiful sun terrace that has been recently updated with sandstone patio tiles and a stunning glass balcony. The main front door opens into a bright and airy sitting room with a calming palette of neutral colours which sets the scene for the rest of the house as this style flourishes throughout. There is a newly installed double glazed patio doors that slides open onto the stunning sun terrace.

From the sitting room a small hallway with discreet storage leads one to a modern style kitchen with high gloss units that integrate a new Zanussi oven and ceramic hob, the area is finished with stylish metro tiles and durable work tops. A glazed door brings you to the side of the property which gives you access to both the front terrace and rear garden.

On the first floor one will find a generously proportioned bedroom which is currently used as a dining area and connects perfectly to the rear garden through the glazed doors. Adjacent to this is a well-appointed shower room with simple white suite that has been tastefully finished with aqua panels and neutral tiles.

On the second floor there are a further two bedrooms both with fitted wardrobes. The main bedroom is particularly large and has breath-taking views out to sea.

OUTSIDE:

The rear garden has been perfectly arranged to offer a low maintenance split level patio which feels private and peaceful. In addition to this there is the sun terrace which has recently been updated and is now enclosed by a striking glass balcony which allows the sea views to be completely uninterrupted. A garage and driveway sit directly below the balcony and offer additional storage and parking for one car.

SITUATION:

Attractively located between Folkestone and Hythe, the charming coastal village of Sandgate is worth much more than a passing visit. A few minutes journey from both towns by car or bus or an easy seafront walk or cycle ride youll find beaches with long views over the Channel, a High Street famous for antiques and collectables, a wonderful selection of inns and restaurants, including traditional fish and chips, as well as small independent shops. The Royal Military Canal is less than a mile from Castle Bay and offers beautiful walks, cycle routes and the opportunity to canoe or paddle board into Hythe or furthermore into Rye, East Sussex.

The arty seaside town of Folkestone is just two miles away the regeneration has been underway for a few years now and involves everything from the new creative quarter, improved transport links and the huge redevelopment project along the seafront.
The Folkestone Triennial Festival, founded in 2008 happens every 3 years and draws international artists that exhibit their creativity around the town, many pieces have remained around Folkestone and bring attention from cultural tourists. There are regular sporting activities available in around the town and seafront including kayaking and stand-up paddle boarding.

The Coastal Park attracts runners, walkers, and cyclists as they take the paths through the landscaped gardens and along the promenade to Sandgate and Hythe.

You can discover some of the best places to eat and drink along the Kent coast from delicious Argentinian street food to the renowned Dr Legumes vegan restaurant. The famous Rock Salt and the magical Lighthouse Champagne bar take prime position on the Harbour and the harbour arm, which the old high street within the colourful creative quarter is the perfect place to meander around a delightful array of independent boutiques, coffee shops and art galleries.

For those wanting to reach the continent, Folkestone to Calais can be achieved in 35 minutes via the Euro tunnel. A direct high-speed train can be taken from Folkestone into St Pancras in less than an hour.