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Floorplan
Map5 bedroom character property
Study
Character property
5 beds
2 baths
Key information
Features and description
A beautifully refurbished Grade II Listed family home boasting an abundance of character features, a delightful garden and private parking.
Sitting room, dining room, family room, kitchen, study, utility/cloakroom, five bedrooms, two bath/shower rooms, two cellars, garden, parking. EPC Rating: N/A
Situation
The Olde House is nestled among a collection of historic and charming homes, with the Church of St. Leonard at the corner. This area of Manor Road, along with the nearby Rectory Road, is one of the oldest parts of Upper Deal and is part of a Conservation Area, closely linked to Tormore School. Conveniently located, this setting offers easy access to the town’s amenities and provides a direct route to the historic Cinque Port of Sandwich. The seafront is just a short distance away, featuring a two-mile pebble beach, a popular promenade, and a cycle path, with both Walmer and Deal castles along the way. Deal town centre is renowned for its award-winning High Street, offering a lively atmosphere with a variety of unique independent shops and beloved eateries. The mainline railway station provides regular services to Dover and the Javelin high-speed link to London St Pancras.
The Property
The Olde House is an impressive Grade II Listed family home, believed to date back to circa 1680 during the Queen Anne period. The property has been extensively and thoughtfully refurbished, featuring a fresh, modern minimalist design that beautifully highlights the abundance of original character features, including extensive panelling and a striking inglenook fireplace among the many original fireplaces throughout the home. The spacious accommodation is spread across three floors, with a classic double-fronted layout offering four connecting reception rooms along the front elevation, complemented by a centrally positioned entrance hall. From the dining room is a sleek contemporary galley kitchen featuring integrated fridge, cooking appliances, and a seamless stainess steel worktop with moulded sink. At the rear, a long panelled hallway gives additional access to the kitchen leads to; a study with a charming Yorkshire sash window overlooking the rear garden, and a practical utility/cloakroom, plus one of two dry cellar areas. A beautiful enclosed staircase rises to the first floor, where you'll find three generous double bedrooms, two of which are particularly spacious, with a contemporary ensuite shower room and the other with a dressing room. The second floor offers great scope for further improvement and features two additional double bedrooms, useful storage room, and a family bathroom, complete with a free-standing roll-top bath.The property benefits from gas central heating, powered by a newly fitted boiler system and radiators. Traditional panelled and sash windows are featured throughout and have been lovingly restored.
Sitting Room - 23' 8'' x 12' 1'' (7.21m x 3.68m) narrowing to 11' 5'' (3.48m)
Family Room - 13' 2'' x 11' 9'' (4.01m x 3.58m)
Dining Room - 15' 6'' x 9' 2'' (4.72m x 2.79m)
Kitchen - 19' 5'' x 6' 3'' (5.91m x 1.90m) increasing to 7' 1'' (2.16m)
Study - 10' 2'' x 7' 1'' (3.10m x 2.16m)
Utility/Cloakroom - 10' 5'' x 6' 3'' (3.17m x 1.90m)
First Floor
Principal Bedroom - 17' 11'' x 13' 3'' (5.46m x 4.04m)
Ensuite Shower Room - 10' 5'' x 7' 11'' (3.17m x 2.41m)
Bedroom Two - 19' 3'' x 15' 3'' at widest (5.86m x 4.64m)
Dressing Area - 15' 4'' x 5' 1'' (4.67m x 1.55m)
Bedroom Four - 10' 9'' x 8' 0'' (3.27m x 2.44m)
Second Floor
Bedroom Three - 20' 8'' x 12' 0'' (6.29m x 3.65m) increasing to 14' 7''
Bedroom Five - 14' 0'' x 12' 0'' (4.26m x 3.65m)
Bathroom - 13' 4'' x 9' 5'' (4.06m x 2.87m)
Store Room - 6' 7'' x 4' 2'' (2.01m x 1.27m)
Cellar One - 17' 11'' x 10' 1'' (5.46m x 3.07m) plus 11' 5'' x 6' 3'' (3.48m x 1.90m)
Cellar Two - 23' 6'' x 8' 11'' (7.16m x 2.72m)
Outside
At the rear, you'll find a delightful garden, featuring a series of winding pathways that connect various sections, creating a uniquely charming outdoor space. The garden is centred around an area of lawn, bordered by mature shrubs and a lovely Ash tree, all enclosed by elegant brick walls. A set of stairs descends to the second cellar, which is perfect for a workshop or garden storage area. A pathway leads to a private, gated parking area tucked away in the rear corner, there is a new timber storage shed plus an additional space for parking accessible from London Road.
Services
All mains services are understood to be connected to the property.
Council Tax Band: F
Tenure: Freehold
Sitting room, dining room, family room, kitchen, study, utility/cloakroom, five bedrooms, two bath/shower rooms, two cellars, garden, parking. EPC Rating: N/A
Situation
The Olde House is nestled among a collection of historic and charming homes, with the Church of St. Leonard at the corner. This area of Manor Road, along with the nearby Rectory Road, is one of the oldest parts of Upper Deal and is part of a Conservation Area, closely linked to Tormore School. Conveniently located, this setting offers easy access to the town’s amenities and provides a direct route to the historic Cinque Port of Sandwich. The seafront is just a short distance away, featuring a two-mile pebble beach, a popular promenade, and a cycle path, with both Walmer and Deal castles along the way. Deal town centre is renowned for its award-winning High Street, offering a lively atmosphere with a variety of unique independent shops and beloved eateries. The mainline railway station provides regular services to Dover and the Javelin high-speed link to London St Pancras.
The Property
The Olde House is an impressive Grade II Listed family home, believed to date back to circa 1680 during the Queen Anne period. The property has been extensively and thoughtfully refurbished, featuring a fresh, modern minimalist design that beautifully highlights the abundance of original character features, including extensive panelling and a striking inglenook fireplace among the many original fireplaces throughout the home. The spacious accommodation is spread across three floors, with a classic double-fronted layout offering four connecting reception rooms along the front elevation, complemented by a centrally positioned entrance hall. From the dining room is a sleek contemporary galley kitchen featuring integrated fridge, cooking appliances, and a seamless stainess steel worktop with moulded sink. At the rear, a long panelled hallway gives additional access to the kitchen leads to; a study with a charming Yorkshire sash window overlooking the rear garden, and a practical utility/cloakroom, plus one of two dry cellar areas. A beautiful enclosed staircase rises to the first floor, where you'll find three generous double bedrooms, two of which are particularly spacious, with a contemporary ensuite shower room and the other with a dressing room. The second floor offers great scope for further improvement and features two additional double bedrooms, useful storage room, and a family bathroom, complete with a free-standing roll-top bath.The property benefits from gas central heating, powered by a newly fitted boiler system and radiators. Traditional panelled and sash windows are featured throughout and have been lovingly restored.
Sitting Room - 23' 8'' x 12' 1'' (7.21m x 3.68m) narrowing to 11' 5'' (3.48m)
Family Room - 13' 2'' x 11' 9'' (4.01m x 3.58m)
Dining Room - 15' 6'' x 9' 2'' (4.72m x 2.79m)
Kitchen - 19' 5'' x 6' 3'' (5.91m x 1.90m) increasing to 7' 1'' (2.16m)
Study - 10' 2'' x 7' 1'' (3.10m x 2.16m)
Utility/Cloakroom - 10' 5'' x 6' 3'' (3.17m x 1.90m)
First Floor
Principal Bedroom - 17' 11'' x 13' 3'' (5.46m x 4.04m)
Ensuite Shower Room - 10' 5'' x 7' 11'' (3.17m x 2.41m)
Bedroom Two - 19' 3'' x 15' 3'' at widest (5.86m x 4.64m)
Dressing Area - 15' 4'' x 5' 1'' (4.67m x 1.55m)
Bedroom Four - 10' 9'' x 8' 0'' (3.27m x 2.44m)
Second Floor
Bedroom Three - 20' 8'' x 12' 0'' (6.29m x 3.65m) increasing to 14' 7''
Bedroom Five - 14' 0'' x 12' 0'' (4.26m x 3.65m)
Bathroom - 13' 4'' x 9' 5'' (4.06m x 2.87m)
Store Room - 6' 7'' x 4' 2'' (2.01m x 1.27m)
Cellar One - 17' 11'' x 10' 1'' (5.46m x 3.07m) plus 11' 5'' x 6' 3'' (3.48m x 1.90m)
Cellar Two - 23' 6'' x 8' 11'' (7.16m x 2.72m)
Outside
At the rear, you'll find a delightful garden, featuring a series of winding pathways that connect various sections, creating a uniquely charming outdoor space. The garden is centred around an area of lawn, bordered by mature shrubs and a lovely Ash tree, all enclosed by elegant brick walls. A set of stairs descends to the second cellar, which is perfect for a workshop or garden storage area. A pathway leads to a private, gated parking area tucked away in the rear corner, there is a new timber storage shed plus an additional space for parking accessible from London Road.
Services
All mains services are understood to be connected to the property.
Council Tax Band: F
Tenure: Freehold
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