4 bedroom detached for sale

A noted and much admired double fronted home situated in the very heart of the sought after village of St Margarets built in 2007, Approached via a gravel driveway through private gates leading into a very generous gravel area which would accommodate multiple cars, this stunning, individual home offers stylish accommodation arranged over three floors to include on the ground floor a triple aspect sitting room measuring 192 131 which has a feature fireplace, wood burning stove, ornate cornicing and a plethora of recessess.. A separate dining room measures 156 x 131 and has a coved ceiling together with recessed downlighters and a French door giving access to the rear garden. The kitchen measures 192 x 128 and has an extensive range of fitted units together with integrated Bosch appliances. Adjoining the kitchen is a delightful triple aspect garden room with vaulted ceiling and double opening French doors leading directly to the garden. Both the kitchen and garden room are fashionably connected with a matching tiled floor. The ground floor accommodation further includes a tiled shower room along with a handy utility room. From the first floor landing there are four double bedrooms, two of which have ensuite facilities together with a tiled family bathroom. To the second floor there is a generous attic room for an office or 5th bedroom which measures 336 x 108 with two Velux style windows to the rear along with stunning views to the South Foreland lighthouse and sea, there are very useful eaves storage cupboards. Approached via a gravel driveway Beech Tree House has colourful gardens, largely lawned gardens with colourful shrub borders in surround together with paved patio and mature laurel hedging.
Adjacent to The Old Chapel, St Margarets is renowned for its individual style of coastal properties, all designed to take advantage of the views and proximity to the English Channel. The village offers local shopping, Post Office, Doctors surgery, Newsagent/general store, Primary School and Church. The Bay itself is sheltered for bathing, fishing, sailing etc. The cliff top to either side of The Bay is mainly in the care of the National Trust and offers some delightful walks. There are golf courses at nearby Kingsdown and Deal with St Georges at Sandwich. The Cathedral City of Canterbury offers excellent shopping together with leisure interests, theatres and county cricket. Martin Mill Railway Station is nearby which is on the same line as the HS1 high speed link taking only 1 hour 15 minutes into London St. Pancras.