King Street, Canterbury £750,000

A handsome four-bedroom detached townhouse, set in the vibrant heart of Canterbury on King Street, a location where such properties are seldom available. Full of character, this elegant home offers generous accommodation arranged over three floors, combining period charm with the comfort and convenience of modern living. On entering the property, you are welcomed into a cosy lounge with period detailing, a marble effect fireplace and wood-burning stove providing a wonderful focal point. To the rear lies a superb kitchen and dining room, fitted with shaker-style cabinetry, a Rangemaster cooker, and plenty of space for family life. French doors open onto the courtyard garden, filling the space with natural light and creating a seamless flow for entertaining. A useful cloakroom and WC completes the ground floor. The first floor provides two spacious double bedrooms, including a bright and elegant principal bedroom with twin sash windows overlooking King Street. A large family bathroom with both bath and shower serves this level. Upstairs again, the second floor offers two further double bedrooms fitted with eaves storage, both with charming rooftop views across the city, a versatile space equally suited to children’s rooms, guest accommodation or a home office. Outside, the property benefits from a private courtyard garden or Parking designed for ease of maintenance. To the front, the period facade with its wrought iron railings and twin dormer windows gives the house a striking presence in this historic street. King Street is one of Canterbury’s most sought-after addresses, perfectly placed for enjoying all the city has to offer. The Marlowe Theatre, Cathedral, independent shops, cafés and restaurants are just moments away, while Canterbury West station provides high-speed links to London St Pancras in under an hour. A detached four-bedroom home in such a central location is a rare find. This beautiful property offers a unique opportunity to enjoy spacious, characterful living in the very heart of Canterbury.