A 1970s bright and airy bungalow occupying a generous corner plot in an attractive, quiet close on the edge of Whitstable.

This two-bedroom property offers original features which include 1970s internal glass panelled doors, and stunning solid wood parquet flooring.

There is however an opportunity to modernise and enhance this spacious property with the possibility of combining the conservatory, sitting room and kitchen to create a large open plan living area which overlooks the pretty garden.

An entrance porch opens into an inner hallway flooded with light from the opaque, mottled, glazed internal window. To the right there is a triple aspect living room with gas fireplace and sliding doors which open onto a double-glazed conservatory.

Adjacent to this, one will find a traditionally styled kitchen with wood cabinets, laminate work tops, space for appliances and access to the garden. The kitchen could be knocked through to the living room to create one large open space.

Opposite the kitchen there is the bathroom and separate WC whilst beyond this there are two double bedrooms.

OUTSIDE:

The bungalow occupies a generous plot with gardens to the front and back.

The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with patio areas laid bordering the property. A garden shed sits to the far corner and fencing surrounds the lawn and an array of established shrubs and young trees.

A garage sits alongside the bungalow and offers the potential to convert into a home office or workshop. STPC

SITUATION:

The property sits on the edge of Seasalter, with its selection of pubs and convenient stores.

The seaside town of Whitstable has a variety of independent shops and boutiques, as well as high street names. There are good local primary and secondary schools, numerous restaurants, and excellent leisure facilities. It has its own mainline railway station with a high-speed service to St Pancras, a regular Stagecoach bus service and good road links to London and the coast via A290/M2.

The nearby cathedral city of Canterbury is a vibrant and cosmopolitan city, with a thriving city centre offering a wide array of High Street brands alongside a diverse mix of independent retailers, cafes, and international restaurants. The city also offers a fine selection of sporting, leisure, and recreational amenities, including the refurbished Marlowe Theatre.

Canterbury has an excellent choice of educational amenities, including three comprehensive schools, three Grammar schools and a number of well-regarded junior and senior private schools. There are also three universities, two hospitals and two railway stations with a regular and fast service to London.

There is plenty of beautiful countryside nearby as well, including Wraik Hill Nature Reserve, Victory Woods Nature Reserve and Blean Woods. These have been designated as a national nature reserve and cover around 1257 acres of woodland and heath, with plenty of footpaths and bridleways throughout, making this an ideal setting for those who enjoy walking and outdoor pursuits.







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