2 bedroom house

"Eight Bells" - A charming period cottage by the sea!

Nestled in the picturesque Sea Wall, "Eight Bells" exudes timeless charm and seaside allure. This delightful period cottage, believed to date from circa 1850, offers a serene retreat mere steps from the famous Whitstable beach.

Offering a unique opportunity to purchase by the sea, this property really is one of a kind! With accommodation arranged over three floors, there is a well appointed kitchen-breakfast room and shower room located on the lower ground floor, the main living area is located on the ground floor and there are two well proportioned bedrooms on the top floor. There are sea views from the windows at the side of the property and the main bedroom offers sea glimpses from the front window.

The real appeal of this property is its location. Properties in Sea Wall rarely come available, being just a stones throw from the beach and minutes walk from Whitstable High Street with its array of vibrant cafes, restaurants and boutique shops. Being offered with no forward chain, this property is sure to appeal!

Identification checks

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Location Summary

The popular seaside town of Whitstable is situated on the stunning North Kent coast, 7 miles north of the historical city of Canterbury and less than 60 miles from central London. With its quaint alley ways, colourful high street and peaceful shingle beaches this town has a lot to offer both residents and holiday makers. For entertainment there are excellent water sport facilities, plenty of art galleries, and a wealth of independently run restaurants, boutiques and cafes to enjoy along the vibrant high street. The Crab and Winkle Way, one of the earliest passenger railways and the first ever steam-powered railway in the world, follows the disused railway line between Canterbury and Whitstable, and is now a popular walking and cycle route through woods and countryside. Road links via the A299 Thanet Way give easy access to the M2 for travel to London and beyond. Whitstable also has a main line train station providing fast and frequent links into London Victoria (1hr 30 mins) and London St Pancras (1hr 11mins).