45 Stour Street is in a small row of Georgian townhouses, on this popular residential street with plenty of character on the edge of Canterbury City Centre and within walking distance of Canterbury West station.

Set over three floors this property has original character and has been sympathetically modernised to provide a home ready for the next occupant to move straight into.

Enter into the stylish sitting room and appreciate the light and airy space from the windows and traditional high ceilings, then close the window shutters and light the solid fuel burner for those cosy nights in, two recessed areas to both sides of the Chimney breast give room for shelves and cupboards.

Go through into the hallway which has a downstairs wc and then onto the kitchen/dining area which has a range of integrated appliances and plenty of traditional light coloured cupboards and a gas hob. The floor is tiled and there is a window overlooking the pretty courtyard garden and a back door, made of wood and glass to bring light into this area.

On the first floor is a double bedroom which overlooks Stour Street and a second bedroom to the rear of the property, there is also the family bathroom with bath, with wall mounted shower and tiled floors.

On the second floor is the main bedroom and there is the luxury of a large and enviable bathroom/w.c with its centrally placed bath tub, separate shower and plenty of wardrobe space.

The pretty enclosed garden provides a wonderful space for entertaining, the area is edged with gravel and plants are climbing up the fence, there is also a bike store/storage area and access to a private parking area at the rear, through the gate.

Within the City walls Stour street is on the edge of the City Centre. Just a few minutes’ walk and you are in the heart of Canterbury with its imposing Cathedral and wide choice of amenities including a large range of High Street shops alongside independent retailers and many restaurants, pubs, leisure facilities and the popular Marlowe Theatre.

In Canterbury there are an excellent selection of both state and independent schools, along with two main Universities, and two mainline railway stations. The Kent and Canterbury hospital and Kent County cricket ground are nearby and there is a good bus service around Canterbury.

Canterbury offers a regular rail service to London Victoria, Charing Cross and Cannon Street and the high-speed rail link connects with Londons St Pancras from Canterbury West station in just under one hour.

Ashford International station and the Channel Tunnel at Folkestone are both about 14 miles away and provide regular shuttle services to the continent, whilst the A2/M2 motorway provides good access to both London and the Channel port of Dover.