Property description

This stunning period home, built circa 1887, is nestled on the banks of the Royal Military Canal. This is one of only a handful of houses in Hythe that are privileged to have such a unique outlook, and this small terrace is possibly one of the most photographed terraces in Hythe.

The heart of this beautiful home is the modern kitchen/diner. The current owners love cooking and entertaining so when they re-designed the kitchen/diner they made sure they had ample work surface, double Neff ovens and enough cupboard space for all cooking needs, whilst still leaving enough space for a large table and chairs for the many dinner parties they have enjoyed in this lovely room.

The observatory, bedroom 1 and bedroom 2 all have a fantastic view over the Royal Military Canal. So whether you are opening the curtains in the morning or sitting in the observatory watching the world go by, one thing I can assure you is you should always have a smile on your face.

There are two small gardens, one tiled and one paved, and if you enjoy alfresco dining then you will definitely be heading for the front garden, as it catches the early morning sun, making it perfect for croissants and coffee. When the current owners’ family come over they quite often sit out on the banks of the canal having a picnic and one comment they regularly get is how lucky they are to live in such a wonderful location.

What the Owner says:

What attracted us to our home was that old cliché ‘location, location, location’. This home has been absolutely perfect for us as we are only a couple of minutes’ walk away from Waitrose and about a 5 minute stroll to the High Street. We have been spoilt for choice when it comes to dining out with friends, and if you want to grab a coffee and a cake there is a whole array of cafes. If you would like a full English breakfast we would recommend the White Hart, which will set you up perfectly for your day.

Since moving in we have enhanced the house by re-fitting the kitchen/diner and tiling the front garden in Victorian style; we also had a new boiler fitted in 2013.

Room sizes:

• GROUND FLOOR
• Porch
• Hallway
• Lounge: 15'6 (4.73m) narrowing to 13'5 (4.09m) x 15'1 into bay (4.60m)
• Kitchen/Diner: 14'3 x 12'10 (4.35m x 3.91m)
• FIRST FLOOR
• Landing
• Observatory: 6'5 x 4'3 (1.96m x 1.30m)
• Bedroom 1: 15'4 into bay (4.68m) x 14'9 (4.50m) narrowing to 12'8 (3.86m)
• En-Suite Shower Room

• Bedroom 4: 12'8 (3.86m) narrowing to 6'2 (1.88m) x 10'8 maximum (3.25m)
• Bathroom
• SECOND FLOOR
• Landing
• Bedroom 2: 14'4 x 12'8 (4.37m x 3.86m)
• Bedroom 3: 12'7 x 9'5 (3.84m x 2.87m)
• Bathroom
• OUTSIDE
• Front And Rear Gardens
• Off Road Parking

 
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Property Features :

• Picturesque 4 bedroom period town house
• Direct access and views over the banks of canal
• Modern kitchen/diner
• 2 bathrooms, en-suite shower room
• EPC energy rating E (45)