An imposing and deceptively spacious Victorian terrace, which has been significantly renovated by the current owners who have an eye for detail and a flair for interior design which is evident with the finish of this magnificent home.

The property dates back to the late 1800s and has an interesting history, thought to have been a school for rebellious boys and more recently multiple apartments it has now been turned back into one grand residential dwelling with off road parking and generous landscaped rear garden.

There is over 2000 sq.ft of artistically presented accommodation which has not only been aesthetically enhanced but reconfigured with modern conveniences thoughtfully installed which includes multiple high specification bathrooms, a sleek modern kitchen, new flooring and fine decor.

Period features have been restored and flourish throughout with original fireplaces, detailed cornicing and intricate architrave. Whilst fully renovating every effort has been made to ensure the property is exceptionally energy efficient with new double-glazed windows and doors, a brand new zoned HIVE central heating system, significant amounts of underfloor and loft insulation, giving the property a worthy EPC B rating.

A chequered pathway leads to the front door which opens into a grand entrance hall with impressive high ceilings, exposed cornicing and detailed panelling, a boot room leads to a well-appointed cloak room, whilst the hallway leads through to an open plan living room. Here one will find a stylish dining room with a Canterbury cathedral stone mantle surrounding an open fireplace where one could install a wood burning stove.

The kitchen breakfast room has been fitted with sleek dark units which complement the marble effect laminate work tops, all main appliances are integrated and include a double oven, dishwasher, fridge freezer and induction hob. The space is further enhanced by bi-fold doors spanning the full width of the kitchen and opening onto the sun terrace.

The ground floor is further enhanced by an elegant sitting room which has a large bay window, panelled walls and another fireplace with the same unique stonework as the one found in the dining room.

An attractive balustrade frames the staircase which leads to the first floor where one will find a convenient laundry room, a well-appointed family bathroom with freestanding bathtub and separate shower and three double bedrooms.

The bay fronted principal bedroom is of excellent proportion and enjoys a luxury en-suite shower room with twin vanity basins.

To the second floor there are a further two double bedrooms, the bedroom to the front is particularly wonderful with sea and harbour views, and another ensuite shower room.

OUTSIDE:

The rear garden has been thoughtfully landscaped using sleepers to create seating areas and dividing the lawn from the patio which has been laid directly off the bi-fold doors, and lead round to the side return where one also has access into the dining room.

A little outhouse is the perfect place to store paddle boards and potentially install a shower perfect for coming in from the beach.

To the rear of the garden there is access to two parking spaces, with an EV charger, whilst the front garden has a lovely, chequered pathway and attractive shrubbery in front of the bay window.

SITUATION:

Northwood Road is situated between Whitstable and Tankerton which makes it a highly desirable road due to its convenient accessibility to both areas, the beach is moments from the property whilst the mainline train station is a short ten-minute walk and offers high speed links into London.

The highly desirable area of Tankerton has a comprehensive range of shops, restaurants and local amenities, as well as the lovely Tankerton slopes which lead to the promenade and iconic beach huts.

Whitstable has a variety of independent shops, boutiques, cafs and restaurants, it has a bustling vibrant vibe both in the colourful old high street and around the harbour front.

The property also has excellent connection into Canterbury via the Crab and Winkle way which is an off-road track perfect for cycling or walking into the city.

The cathedral city of Canterbury is a vibrant and cosmopolitan city, with a thriving centre offering a wide array of High Street brands alongside a diverse mix of independent retailers. 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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