£350,000

(£285/sq. ft)

3 bed flat for sale
Court Street, Faversham ME13

    • 3 beds

    • 2 baths

    • 1 reception

    • 1,229 sq. ft

  • EPC Rating: C

Just added
Chain free
Leasehold
Added on 19/10/2026

About this property

  • Three double bedrooms

  • Two bathrooms

  • Over 1200 sq. Ft of accommodation across two floors

  • Secure gated development in the heart of Faversham

  • Allocated parking and secure storage

  • Water & heating costs included within service charges

  • Stunning home within converted brewery

  • Open plan kitchen/living area

  • Flooded with natural light

  • Short walk to creek, train station and vibrant market

Situated within an exclusive gated development in the very heart of Faversham, this stunning three-bedroom duplex apartment offers a rather special way of life. Forming part of a beautifully converted former brewery, the apartment combines the character of its industrial heritage with stylish, contemporary interiors and wonderfully generous living spaces. With over 1200 sq ft of accommodation arranged over two floors, this is a home that offers all the convenience of apartment living without compromising on space, individuality or style. And with Faversham's vibrant town centre quite literally on the doorstep, there is a fantastic lifestyle to be enjoyed here.

One of the great joys of living in Faversham is its wonderful sense of community and the sheer variety of things happening throughout the year. Whether you're a foodie, a creative, enjoy browsing independent shops or simply love the atmosphere of a bustling market town, Faversham has something for everyone. Imagine wandering into town on a Saturday morning to browse the market stalls, stopping for coffee at one of the many independent cafés, or strolling down to Standard Quay for a pizza at Papa Bianca as the sun sets over the creek. This is a town where there's always something to discover, and living here means being able to enjoy it all on foot.

The apartment itself is every bit as appealing as its location. Beautifully presented with a creative and individual sense of style, the accommodation is characterised by high ceilings, generous room proportions and lovely large windows which allow natural light to pour in. The building's industrial past is reflected in its handsome architecture, while the interiors have a relaxed, contemporary feel that makes the property particularly inviting.

Stepping inside, a spacious entrance hallway immediately creates a sense of arrival, with a striking spiral staircase providing an eye-catching architectural feature as it rises to the first floor.

The main living accommodation is arranged as one wonderfully sociable open-plan space, incorporating the kitchen, dining and sitting areas. There is plenty of room to relax, cook and entertain, with distinct areas for each activity while retaining an open and connected feel. High ceilings, attractive arched windows and natural light add to the feeling of space, while the warm timber tones and thoughtfully chosen furnishings complement the character of the building.

The contemporary kitchen is fitted with sleek cream gloss cabinetry and contrasting wood-effect worktops, with a peninsula subtly separating it from the dining area. It is fully equipped with integrated appliances, including a fridge/freezer, oven with induction hob, dishwasher and washing machine.

Also on the ground floor is a particularly comfortable third double bedroom, a versatile room that could equally make a wonderful home office for anyone working remotely. A separate shower room completes the ground-floor accommodation.

The spiral staircase leads to the first floor, where two impressively proportioned double bedrooms provide peaceful spaces away from the main living areas. The main bedroom is a generous room with fitted wardrobes and plenty of space for additional furniture and the benefit of a spacious en-suite bathroom, complete with both a bath and separate shower. The second bedroom is equally impressive, measuring approximately 22'4" in length, offering plenty of flexibility for furniture and additional uses.

Outside & the development:

The Brewhouse is an attractive and distinctive conversion of a former brewery, with its handsome red-brick buildings, tall arched windows and unusual architectural details providing a wonderful reminder of the site's history. Set behind secure entrance gates, the development has a private courtyard feel, with attractive planting and communal seating areas that soften the industrial architecture and create pleasant places to sit outside.

The apartment benefits from an allocated parking space for one car, a particularly welcome feature in such a central location. There is also a dedicated, secure storage cage within the basement, ideal for keeping bicycles, outdoor equipment and other belongings without taking up valuable space within the apartment.

For those seeking a low-maintenance lifestyle, the development offers the convenience of communal maintenance, with the service charge covering the upkeep and decoration of shared areas, lifts, entrance gates and window cleaning. Importantly, the service charge also includes all water and heating costs, helping to simplify the day-to-day running of the property.

The apartment is offered for sale with no onward chain.

Location & the faversham lifestyle:

Faversham is one of Kent's most characterful and vibrant market towns, loved for its beautiful historic streets, independent businesses, thriving creative community and welcoming atmosphere. There is a real sense of individuality here, with a wonderful mix of longstanding local businesses and exciting new places to discover.

At the centre of town is its historic market square, where markets take place three times a week, bringing together fresh local produce, artisan food, antiques, crafts and independent traders. The town has developed a fantastic coffee shop culture, with plenty of inviting cafés, bakeries and independent restaurants, alongside traditional pubs and interesting little shops. It's the sort of place where you can easily while away a morning browsing, stopping for coffee and catching up with familiar faces.

Faversham also has a thriving arts and cultural scene, with galleries, exhibitions, live music, festivals and community events throughout the year. Whether you enjoy getting involved in local activities or simply soaking up the atmosphere, there is always plenty happening.

A particularly lovely part of town is Standard Quay, just a pleasant stroll away, where historic waterside buildings, independent businesses and the picturesque creek create a completely different atmosphere. It's a wonderful place to wander, enjoy a drink or settle down for a pizza at Papa Bianca while watching the evening light over the water.

For those who enjoy the outdoors, Faversham is surrounded by beautiful countryside, orchards and peaceful walking routes, while the nearby coast offers another dimension to life here. Whitstable is just a short drive away, perfect for summer sea swims, coastal walks or fish and chips on the beach.

Despite its relaxed, independent character, Faversham is exceptionally well connected. The railway station is less than a ten-minute walk from the apartment, offering regular services to London, including high-speed connections to St Pancras International, as well as convenient links to Canterbury and the Kent coast. The nearby M2 also provides excellent road connections.

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  • Tenure

    Leasehold (110 years)

  • Service charge

    £5,243 per year

  • Council tax band

    C

  • Ground rent

    £250

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