An imposing 1930s built detached residence sat elevated overlooking Stone Bay and less than a mile from Broadstairs bustling high street. This well-balanced period property offers almost 1900 sq.ft of beautifully presented accommodation which is bursting with period features such as parquet flooring, original cast iron fireplaces and decorative panelling. It has seen many improvements over the years including a double storey extension and the installation of a stunning orangery.

There is a gated entrance and steps rise to a handsome solid wood front door which opens into an inner lobby. This welcomes you into a spectacular reception hall with parquet flooring, and decorative picture rails. To the right there is a charming snug with a fireplace which is encompassed by rich granite and limestone surround, this would make a perfect playroom or home office.

To the right of the hallway there is an elegant sitting room which has beautiful cornicing and a grand open fireplace complete with a Limestone mantle. An archway brings one to a formal dining area which connects with both the kitchen and the stunning circular orangery. This glass wooden framed room has ceramic floor tiles and French doors which open out onto the west facing garden.

The kitchen breakfast room is at the rear of the property and has an array of traditional style floor and wall units which are complemented by granite work tops. The period features continue to flourish, with a splendid cast iron fireplace sat snuggly in the corner, exposed brick walls as well as an original butler servant bell box.

The grand staircase rises to a galleried landing with panelled storage cupboards and a well-appointed family bathroom with separate WC. There are four double bedrooms, two of which have impressive sea views and two have luxurious ensuite bathrooms.
The main bedroom sits peacefully at the rear with views of the garden through the contemporary window shutters. This beautiful room benefits from floor to ceiling fitted wardrobes and has an elegant ensuite bathroom which has been finished with striking marble.

OUTSIDE:

This splendid property sits on a generous plot, to the front there is a gated entrance to both the driveway and main entrance to the house. Steps rise to the front door and are surrounded by smart hedging, attractive shrubs, and a seating area above one of the garages.

The west facing, walled garden is adorned by small trees, colourful plants, and wild lavender. Seating areas are dotted around the lawn and include a breeze hut and pergola that sits directly outside the kitchen, here there is a built-in barbecue area and access to the attached garage.
At the top of the garden there is a potting shed, water fountain and wonderful views of the sea, the garden is a credit to the current owner, it is a beautiful peaceful and private space for a family or couple to enjoy.

SITUATION:

Stone Road is situated moments from the seafront and less than a mile to Broadstairs bustling town centre. Broadstairs is a quintessential seaside town with an historic harbour with a rich maritime tradition and a bustling High Street with a variety of independent retailers, cafes, and restaurants. There is a strong sense of community within the town with many regular events such as the Dickens Festival and Broadstairs Folk Week.

The town has seven sandy beaches including the Blue Flag Joss Bay and enjoys lovely cliff top walks to the neighbouring coastal towns of Ramsgate and Margate. On the outskirts of the town, you have numerous retail parks which offer a far wider selection of big-name shops, including the Westwood Cross Shopping Centre, which also has a cinema and casino.

Broadstairs offers a range of other leisure amenities and an excellent selection of State and private schools, including Dane Court Grammar School and St Lawrence College. The town is served by a mainline station which offers a service to London St Pancras via Ashford International in approx. 1 hour and 20 minutes.

The thriving town of Margate just 3 miles away, is one of Englands most quintessential seaside towns, with its long, sandy beaches and traditional seaside shops and arcades. However, there is also a new and vibrant atmosphere in Margate, with the world-renowned Turner Contemporary art gallery (opened in 2011) and the regeneration of the Old Town, with its vast array of boutique shops and international cafes and restaurants. The town is also served by a variety of High Street stores, whilst the recently developed Westwood Cross shopping centre offers a superb array of shopping and recreational amenities. Margate has much to see and do, including three theatres, the Winter Gardens, The Theatre Royal (the second oldest theatre in the country) and the Tom Thumb Theatre (one of the smallest theatres in the world).






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