Semi-detached house for sale in Seapoint Road, Broadstairs CT10

Ref: JH0531

Guide Price: £700,000 - £730,000

Welcome to Seapoint Road, Broadstairs, where elegance meets functionality in this stunning 5-bedroom semi-detached Edwardian property. Nestled in a desirable location, this home boasts a wealth of original features and ample space for comfortable living.

As you approach, the convenience of off-street parking greets you, offering ease and accessibility. Stepping through the front door, you're welcomed into a spacious entrance hall and expansive ground floor, featuring a large sitting room and dining room. These two areas are cleverly separated by expansive doors, allowing for versatility in entertaining or relaxation. Merge the spaces to create an even larger, flowing area ideal for gatherings and socialising. The sitting room features a stunning original fireplace and large bay window which floods the room with natural light.

The heart of the home, a hand-built kitchen, awaits, providing a charming and functional space for culinary endeavours. Completing the ground floor is a convenient WC, adding practicality to everyday living.

Ascending to the first floor, discover three generously sized double bedrooms, each exuding character and comfort. The master bedroom reigns supreme, boasting an ensuite bathroom, balcony, and breathtaking sea views, offering a serene retreat to unwind and rejuvenate. A large family bathroom caters to the needs of the household, ensuring convenience and luxury.

Venturing to the second floor, the stairs and landing below are flooded with natural light all from the original Edwardian Sky Light. Reach the top of the stairs and two additional bedrooms await, one of which currently serves as a home office, providing flexibility to suit your lifestyle and needs.

Outside, the garden beckons with its ample size and inviting ambiance, presenting an ideal setting for outdoor entertaining, relaxation, or recreation.

If you need more space, this property also offers the chance to be extended (subject to planning). Also, the loft space in this large family home is fully boarded with original pitch pine and offers a great storage space or, offers the chance for the property to be further developed.

This stunning family home is also only a short walk from the sandy beaches of Viking Bay or Dumpton Gap Beach, meaning, during the summer months, a day at the beach is always an option. Broadstairs High Street offers a range of boutique shops and restaurants, which cater to all tastes.

Broadstairs is a picturesque coastal town nestled in the Thanet district of Kent, England. Its quaint charm, sandy beaches, and Victorian architecture have made it a beloved destination for visitors seeking a relaxing seaside getaway.

One of Broadstairs' most notable claims to fame is its association with the esteemed Victorian author, Charles Dickens. Dickens frequented the town during the 19th century and even penned portions of his famous novel, David Copperfield, while staying at Bleak House, an imposing residence overlooking Viking Bay. Today, visitors can explore the Dickens House Museum, housed in a building that once belonged to someone believed to have inspired a character in the novel.

Throughout the year, Broadstairs hosts a variety of festivals and events that attract locals and tourists alike. The Broadstairs Folk Week, held in August, is a highlight, featuring live music, dance, workshops, and performances that enliven the town's streets and venues. Additionally, the Dickens Festival celebrates the author's legacy with period costumes, reenactments, and literary-themed activities.

Beyond its cultural offerings, Broadstairs delights visitors with its natural beauty. Sandy beaches like Viking Bay, Stone Bay, and Joss Bay provide idyllic settings for sunbathing, swimming, and beachcombing. Clifftop walks offer breathtaking views of the English Channel, while the town's historic lanes invite leisurely strolls among charming cottages and independent shops.

Cultural attractions abound in Broadstairs, from the Crampton Tower Museum, which explores the town's Victorian engineering heritage, to the Sarah Thorne Theatre, which hosts a diverse array of performances throughout the year.