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- Spacious, city centre first floor apartment within a historic, Grade II listed building (formerly The Old Post Office). In a central but quiet location
- 2nd largest apartment within the building with a large private terrace, facing onto Stour Street
- 2 generous bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, en-suites & access to private terrace
- 25'1 x 18'8 open plan living/dining room with bespoke fitted bookcase, large sash windows & secondary glazing
- Contemporary kitchen with solid wood worktops & integral appliances including dishwasher, washing machine & fridge/freezer
- Easy walking distance to nearby shops & a fantastic array of restaurants & cafes, specialising in dishes from across the globe
- Just 0.4 miles by foot to Canterbury West train station with High Speed services to London
- 0.1 miles by foot to The Marlowe Theatre & 0.2 miles by foot to the historic Canterbury Cathedral (part of UNESCO World Heritage Convention)
- Within 0.2 miles of The Pound, The Falstaff, The Foundry & The Cuban
- Array of nearby schools, colleges & universities within easy reach
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Property Description: Guide Price £270,000 - £280,000. This wonderful, spacious first floor apartment is in the heart of Canterbury's city centre, where history, charm, and modern comfort come together. This apartment is nestled within a historic Grade II listed building, once known as The Old Post Office. Situated within part of the building that is located on the Stour Street side, rather than the High Street side, it is in an ideal location that combines the vibrancy of a city centre with the calmness of a quiet neighbourhood.
As you step into this second largest apartment within the building, you'll immediately notice the abundance of space and light. The bright, open plan living/dining room, measuring an impressive 25'1 x 18'8, creates a versatile and welcoming atmosphere. A bespoke fitted bookcase adds a touch of elegance and convenience, while large sash windows adorned with secondary glazing flood the room with natural light, creating the perfect ambiance for relaxation or entertainment.
The contemporary kitchen is thoughtfully designed, with solid wood worktops and integral appliances, including a dishwasher, washing machine, and fridge/freezer. Indulge your culinary talents and prepare delicious meals while enjoying the convenience and elegance that this well appointed kitchen has.
The apartment has two generous bedrooms, each equipped with fitted wardrobes, en-suite bathrooms, and direct access to a private terrace via French doors. Wake up to the gentle morning breeze and step out onto your terrace. Enjoy your morning coffee or host intimate gatherings in this secluded outdoor space.
Within easy walking distance, you'll find a diverse range of shops and an impressive selection of restaurants and cafes, where you can explore an array of dishes from across the globe. Immerse yourself in the vibrant culinary scene Canterbury has to offer, all within minutes from your doorstep.
The apartment is located within the City Zone Parking with permits available from Canterbury City Centre. These cost approx. £150 per annum (correct at time of marketing). Permit holders and residents can also request visitor vouchers from the city council.
Location: The Kingsbridge Apartments are located in the heart of Canterbury's vibrant city centre and is situated just 0.1/0.2 miles to both the Cathedral and the Marlowe Theatre. The city of Canterbury dates back to Roman times, remnants of which still remain today along with medieval and Victorian architecture. The apartment is ideally located for commuters; with Canterbury West train station just 0.4 miles walk away, running the high speed service which takes you to London St Pancras in under an hour. Plus the A2 to London or the coast is not far away. Canterbury city centre has a wealth of independent shops as well as major brands you would expect to see on the high street. The cosmopolitan nature of Canterbury's residents has led to an array of restaurants and cafes serving dishes from across the globe. Within 0.3 miles there are popular bars that include The Pound, The Fallstaff, The Cuban and The Foundry.
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Council Tax: Band C (correct at time of marketing). To check council tax for this property, please refer to the local government website.
Local Authority: Canterbury City Council[use Contact Agent Button]. Kent County Council[use Contact Agent Button]
Services: Mains water, drainage and electricity. For broadband and mobile coverage, we advise you check your providers website or refer to an online checker.
Tenure: This property is leasehold and is sold with vacant possession upon completion. Service charges apply. The annual ground rent is £250 per annum and service charges are £3693 per annum. £420 was refunded last year. Rental income on this property could achieve approximately £1500pcm.
Additional Property Notes: This property is of traditional build and is located on the first floor with no lift access.
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