Flat for sale in Naildown Road, Hythe CT21

Want to own an award winning apartment? This site was awarded Gold in the Best Apartment Scheme category.

This simply stunning apartment is situated on the ground floor with exceptional views across the English Channel and Strait of Dover.

This two bedroom apartment offers 948SqFt of living space, with main bathroom, en suite to the principal bedroom, second bedroom and open plan lounge/kitchen/diner.

From the living area you have your own private terrace that leads out onto the landscaped communal gardens.

Finished to an exceptional specification throughout.

*Kitchen

Fully-fitted kitchen with Silestone worktops and soft close doors and drawers

Stainless steel under mounted sink with mixer tap in nickel finish

Built-in oven

Built-in microwave / combi oven

Induction hob

Cooker extractor

Integrated fridge freezer

Integrated dishwasher

Integrated washer dryer

Under wall cabinet lighting and sockets

*Bathroom & En-suite

White sanitaryware with chrome taps

Wall mounted basin & vanity cabinets

Wall mounted WC with concealed cisterns

Bath filler and deck mounted shower

Showers with thermostatic shower controls

Overhead Raindance shower to ensuite

Chrome heated towel rail

Ceramic and porcelain fully tiled walls and floors

*Security

High security front entrance doors with multipoint locking

Internal intruder alarm to all apartments with flush control keypad. Intruder alarm to include app to enable remote monitoring by mobile phone

Colour video entry phone to all apartments. Entry phone to include app enabling remote access to all visitors

Security cameras to entrance lobby and external carpark areas with recording and remote viewing available

*Heating, lighting & electrical

Heating and hot water provided by exhaust air heat pump

Underfloor heating to complete apartment

Heated towel rail to bathroom and ensuite bathroom

TV/Media points to living room and all bedrooms

Wired for Sky+ HD to all TV points

Cat 5 network cabling to all media points

BT points to entrance living room & master bedroom

Ultrafast fibre optic connection for phone and internet

LED lighting throughout

*Interior finishes

Wardrobes to all bedrooms

Elegant skirting and architraves with white satin finish

Matt paint work finish to all rooms

Internal doors with black nickel furniture

Real wood engineered oak flooring to entrance hall, living room and kitchen areas

Neutral tone carpets to bedrooms

Porcelain floor tiling to bathrooms and ensuites

Location-

For centuries, coastal locations have provided an escape from city living, with unique atmospheres, ever-changing panoramas and a salty air considered a medicinal tonic, today, the attraction remains and the reasons are clear. Hythe is situated on Kent's premier coastline and offers a fresh, artistic culture with a vibrant social scene with a number of award-winning restaurants, boutique bars and independent shops providing much character to this sought after seaside destination. There is boundless natural beauty too with the sea and vast stretches of shingle beach within a relatively short walk. Watch the boats bring in their catch at Fisherman's Beach whilst enjoying fish and chips at the Lazy Shack. Sit and simply drink in the clean sea air, or walk for miles, embracing the elements. Neighbouring Folkestone's new network of walkways provides an impressive boardwalk trail that weaves westward from the harbour towards the Lower Leas Coastal Park. With so much to see and do, it's easy to understand the allure.

For calmer waters, explore the Royal Military Canal from its Hythe starting point. This magnificent stretch of inland water, classed as a Scheduled Ancient Monument, lends itself to kayaking, canoeing and stand-up paddle boarding. Sitting on the edge of Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Hythe also provides acres of verdant countryside to explore. Brockhill Country Park is the natural place to start, while the town's landscape is characterised by the surviving Martello towers and a rare sound mirror on 'The Roughs'.

There is no shortage of places to eat and drink in and around Hythe. Café culture is alive and well, with beautifully brewed specialty coffee from Mit Milch and locally blended teas served with sweeping views across Hythe Bay at Café on the Beach. For something special, sample the work of a Michelin-starred chef at Hide and Fox in nearby Saltwood, catch the sunset over supper from The Waterfront's conservatory or enjoy some bubbles at The Hythe Imperial Hotel's Moët & Chandon Champagne Bar. The hotel also boasts a spa and leisure centre. You can also enjoy Folkestone's buzzing harbourside eateries, Marco Pierre White's Steakhouse Bar & Grill, or the award-winning Rocksalt Restaurant with spectacular views across Folkestone Harbour. Shopping in Hythe is something of a delight too. Hythe High Street and Waitrose have every day shopping covered, while the regular farmers' market bristles with locally-produced, seasonal ingredients. The Malthouse, Number 18 and Elysian Treasures are fantastic for antiques and vintage finds while Folkestone's vibrant Creative Quarter is full of independent shops and cafés.

London is only 38 minutes away via Southeastern's highspeed links from Ashford International, or 53 minutes from Folkestone West and you're just 21 miles from mainland France, The Eurotunnel connects Folkestone to Calais in just 35 minutes, so a day trip to France is very accessible