Guide price
£150,000
1 bed flat for saleClarendon Road, Margate CT9
1 bed
1 bath
1 reception
About this property
Guide Price of £150,000-£170,000
Generous First-Floor Apartment with elegant Victorian proportions
Large Double Bedroom with beautifully high 3m ceilings
Bright Living Room with original ceiling rose and decorative cornicing
Separate Kitchen offering practical, distinct living spaces
Allocated Off-Street Parking – a rare convenience in this central location
Beautiful Period Features blended with a calm, neutral interior
Quiet Position on one of Cliftonville's most desirable tree-lined roads
Moments from Walpole Bay, Margate Old Town & Turner Contemporary
Easy Access to Margate Station, with high-speed services to London St Pancras
~ Clarendon Road, Margate, CT9 2QL
~ Share of Freehold | One Bedroom | One Bathroom | Allocated Parking
Set within an elegant period building on one of Cliftonville's most admired residential roads, this generous first-floor apartment pairs the graceful proportions of the Victorian era with a calm, contemporary finish. Defined by soaring three-metre ceilings, original cornicing and an ornate ceiling rose, the apartment retains the architectural character that makes homes of this period so enduringly appealing.
The principal reception room is wonderfully light and airy, its impressive ceiling height creating a remarkable sense of volume. A separate kitchen provides a practical distinction between cooking and living spaces, while the spacious double bedroom offers a peaceful retreat overlooking the gardens to the rear of this exceptionally quiet stretch of Clarendon Road. Throughout, a restrained neutral palette allows the period detailing to take centre stage, offering a refined canvas ready to be personalised.
The apartment further benefits from the rarity of an allocated off-street parking space, an increasingly valuable feature so close to the coast.
Clarendon Road is widely regarded as one of Cliftonville's finest residential addresses. Developed during Margate's Victorian expansion as an elegant seaside suburb, the road is characterised by substantial Italianate and late-Victorian villas, handsome stucco façades and generous, tree-lined frontages that continue to define its distinguished character today. Many of the buildings retain their original proportions and decorative detailing, contributing to a remarkably cohesive streetscape that has long attracted architects, artists and design-conscious homeowners.
From here, the best of Margate is comfortably within walking distance. The sandy beaches of Walpole Bay and Margate Main Sands are moments away, as are the tidal pool, the Turner Contemporary, Dreamland and the winding streets of the Old Town, now home to an ever-evolving collection of independent galleries, cafés, wine bars and restaurants. Cliftonville itself has become one of Kent's most vibrant cultural neighbourhoods, with neighbourhood favourites including Forts, Sargasso, Angela's and the Cliftonville Lido all nearby. Margate railway station provides high-speed services to London St Pancras in around 90 minutes, making the apartment equally suited as a permanent home, weekend retreat or investment.
A beautifully proportioned period apartment that combines generous Victorian architecture, understated interiors and one of Cliftonville's most desirable locations.
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