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Area stats3 bedroom terraced house for sale
Walmer
Study
Terraced house
3 beds
3 baths
Key information
Features and description
A charming character home tucked away within the sought after Cavalry Barracks.
Kitchen/breakfast room, dining hall, sitting room, garden room, ground floor bedroom/study, two double bedrooms, three bath/shower rooms, ample storage, front and rear garden, residents parking. EPC Rating: D
Situation
Number 7 is tucked away within the furthest south-west corner of this walled and private development with lawn parade grounds which now forms part of this impressive conversion of the South Barrack site within The Walmer Seafront Conservation Area.
Walmer seafront with its two mile pebble shoreline extends from Deal Castle to Walmer's southern boundary with a well used promenade and cycle path which adjoins the steeply shelved pebble beach. Deal town centre to the north has a growing cafe culture with pedestrianised high street, local inns and restaurants along with high street multiples and specialist shops. There is a mainline railway station from both Deal and Walmer and approximately seven miles to the south lies the harbour town of Dover with connection to the southern motorway network, ferry services to the Continent and high speed rail link to London St Pancras (Approximately 67 minutes). The cathedral city of Canterbury is approximately 18 miles away and provides a wider range of cultural, sporting and leisure facilities.
The Property
Beyond the attractive brick façade and distinctive gloss-black front door of the highly desirable Cavalry Barracks sits this truly charming home, notable for its elegant proportions, high ceilings, and large sash windows throughout. Beautifully maintained by the current owners since its conversion in 2002, the property has been thoughtfully enhanced with the addition of a spacious garden room, along with a versatile ground-floor bedroom or study and shower room created within the former garage. The kitchen/breakfast room features a comprehensive range of matching cabinetry and is conveniently positioned off the entrance hallway, which leads through to a generous dining hall showcasing impressive structural beamwork. This striking area flows semi-open-plan into a delightful sitting room with a feature fireplace, while double doors open into a lovely, light-filled garden room. A turning staircase rises to the first-floor landing, complete with a useful study nook, providing access to two well-proportioned double bedrooms, both with fitted wardrobes, and a family bathroom. The principal bedroom further benefits from an ensuite shower room and a dedicated dressing table area.
Outside
No: 7 enjoys a west facing low maintenance courtyard garden landscaped with paving and gravel, delicately planted for year round interest. Fenced boundaries enclose this private, secluded space and a useful timber shed lies to one corner. To the front a small, beautifully planted gravel bed flanks the entrance pathway and residents parking is positioned opposite.
Services
All mains services are understood to be connected to the property inclusive of gas central heating from a recently installed boiler located in the storage area.
Tenure & Maintenance Charges
Freehold - There is an annual maintenance charge of £560
Council Tax Band: C
Tenure: Freehold
Kitchen/breakfast room, dining hall, sitting room, garden room, ground floor bedroom/study, two double bedrooms, three bath/shower rooms, ample storage, front and rear garden, residents parking. EPC Rating: D
Situation
Number 7 is tucked away within the furthest south-west corner of this walled and private development with lawn parade grounds which now forms part of this impressive conversion of the South Barrack site within The Walmer Seafront Conservation Area.
Walmer seafront with its two mile pebble shoreline extends from Deal Castle to Walmer's southern boundary with a well used promenade and cycle path which adjoins the steeply shelved pebble beach. Deal town centre to the north has a growing cafe culture with pedestrianised high street, local inns and restaurants along with high street multiples and specialist shops. There is a mainline railway station from both Deal and Walmer and approximately seven miles to the south lies the harbour town of Dover with connection to the southern motorway network, ferry services to the Continent and high speed rail link to London St Pancras (Approximately 67 minutes). The cathedral city of Canterbury is approximately 18 miles away and provides a wider range of cultural, sporting and leisure facilities.
The Property
Beyond the attractive brick façade and distinctive gloss-black front door of the highly desirable Cavalry Barracks sits this truly charming home, notable for its elegant proportions, high ceilings, and large sash windows throughout. Beautifully maintained by the current owners since its conversion in 2002, the property has been thoughtfully enhanced with the addition of a spacious garden room, along with a versatile ground-floor bedroom or study and shower room created within the former garage. The kitchen/breakfast room features a comprehensive range of matching cabinetry and is conveniently positioned off the entrance hallway, which leads through to a generous dining hall showcasing impressive structural beamwork. This striking area flows semi-open-plan into a delightful sitting room with a feature fireplace, while double doors open into a lovely, light-filled garden room. A turning staircase rises to the first-floor landing, complete with a useful study nook, providing access to two well-proportioned double bedrooms, both with fitted wardrobes, and a family bathroom. The principal bedroom further benefits from an ensuite shower room and a dedicated dressing table area.
Outside
No: 7 enjoys a west facing low maintenance courtyard garden landscaped with paving and gravel, delicately planted for year round interest. Fenced boundaries enclose this private, secluded space and a useful timber shed lies to one corner. To the front a small, beautifully planted gravel bed flanks the entrance pathway and residents parking is positioned opposite.
Services
All mains services are understood to be connected to the property inclusive of gas central heating from a recently installed boiler located in the storage area.
Tenure & Maintenance Charges
Freehold - There is an annual maintenance charge of £560
Council Tax Band: C
Tenure: Freehold
Property information from this agent
Area statistics
Crime score
Low crime
2/10
Home prices (average)
3 bedroom terraced houses
£329,952
£329,952
About this agent
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