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Hidden house is aptly named being set well back and being barely visible from the road. Believed to have been built in the 1830‘s as a coach house, the property has been in the ownership of the same family for many years and whilst it is fair to say that it does now require refurbishment, it also presents an exciting opportunity for prospective purchasers to create an exceptional home which is tailored to suit their own tastes and requirements. It is considered well worthy of any expenditure required and has been priced accordingly. The property occupies a generous plot of approximately one third of an acre and sits to the back of the land from where it enjoys a beautiful open vista to the sea over the pretty gardens which are tiered gently downwards away from the house. These in themselves present a further opportunity offering ample space for the construction of an additional dwelling to provide ancillary accommodation to the main house (subject to all necessary consents and approvals being obtained).
This enchanting property exudes charm and character with a wealth of original details throughout the comfortably proportioned accommodation which comprises an entrance vestibule leading to the dining hall beyond which is the sitting room to the right and to the left the inner hall which leads to a bathroom and the kitchen beyond which is the utility room and store room. On the first floor there are three double bedrooms, all enjoying sea views and one with an en-suite bathroom. Linked to the house by a sun room is the guest accommodation with a further sitting room, cloakroom and double bedroom with en-suite shower room.
The house has two vehicular access points, one with double gates (ready to be electrified) from Seabrook Road which open to a generous driveway leading to a large garage, the second from a private driveway over which we understand the house has a shared right of access. There is a double width driveway here and a further gated driveway beyond. The gardens are delightfully secluded with a wealth of mature planting and lovely spots to relax and enjoy an alfresco lifestyle.
For room sizes please refer to the floorplan.
SITUATION
This substantial detached house is conveniently situated on Seabrook Road, within reasonable walking distance of Hythe town centre and Seabrook with its local convenience store, public house and well regarded primary school. Hythe enjoys a bustling and vibrant High Street with a range of independent shops, boutiques, cafes and restaurants, doctors‘ surgeries, dentists etc. The town is also well served with 4 supermarkets (including Waitrose, Sainsburys and Aldi). The property backs directly onto the banks of the Royal Military Canal with pleasant towpath walks and cycle path and the attractive, unspoilt seafront and long pebbly beach is a level walk away. There is a wide variety of sporting and leisure facilities in the area, including the Hotel Imperial Leisure Centre, cricket and lawn tennis clubs, 2 golf courses, bowls club, sailing club, etc. There are many clubs and societies within the town that welcome new members, and a fortnightly farmers‘ market.
There are bus stops close by with local services to Folkestone, Ashford, Romney Marsh, etc. and Hythe is very conveniently located for easy access to the M20 (Junction 11 - 4.4 miles), Channel Tunnel Terminal (3.6 miles), the ferry port of Dover (11.5 miles) and Ashford International Passenger Station (15 miles). Sandling main line railway station, approximately 3 miles away on the outskirts of Saltwood, offers regular commuter services to London and High Speed trains to London St Pancras are available from Folkestone (3 miles) and Ashford with journey times of under an hour. Back to listing
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Description
DESCRIPTIONHidden house is aptly named being set well back and being barely visible from the road. Believed to have been built in the 1830‘s as a coach house, the property has been in the ownership of the same family for many years and whilst it is fair to say that it does now require refurbishment, it also presents an exciting opportunity for prospective purchasers to create an exceptional home which is tailored to suit their own tastes and requirements. It is considered well worthy of any expenditure required and has been priced accordingly. The property occupies a generous plot of approximately one third of an acre and sits to the back of the land from where it enjoys a beautiful open vista to the sea over the pretty gardens which are tiered gently downwards away from the house. These in themselves present a further opportunity offering ample space for the construction of an additional dwelling to provide ancillary accommodation to the main house (subject to all necessary consents and approvals being obtained).
This enchanting property exudes charm and character with a wealth of original details throughout the comfortably proportioned accommodation which comprises an entrance vestibule leading to the dining hall beyond which is the sitting room to the right and to the left the inner hall which leads to a bathroom and the kitchen beyond which is the utility room and store room. On the first floor there are three double bedrooms, all enjoying sea views and one with an en-suite bathroom. Linked to the house by a sun room is the guest accommodation with a further sitting room, cloakroom and double bedroom with en-suite shower room.
The house has two vehicular access points, one with double gates (ready to be electrified) from Seabrook Road which open to a generous driveway leading to a large garage, the second from a private driveway over which we understand the house has a shared right of access. There is a double width driveway here and a further gated driveway beyond. The gardens are delightfully secluded with a wealth of mature planting and lovely spots to relax and enjoy an alfresco lifestyle.
For room sizes please refer to the floorplan.
SITUATION
This substantial detached house is conveniently situated on Seabrook Road, within reasonable walking distance of Hythe town centre and Seabrook with its local convenience store, public house and well regarded primary school. Hythe enjoys a bustling and vibrant High Street with a range of independent shops, boutiques, cafes and restaurants, doctors‘ surgeries, dentists etc. The town is also well served with 4 supermarkets (including Waitrose, Sainsburys and Aldi). The property backs directly onto the banks of the Royal Military Canal with pleasant towpath walks and cycle path and the attractive, unspoilt seafront and long pebbly beach is a level walk away. There is a wide variety of sporting and leisure facilities in the area, including the Hotel Imperial Leisure Centre, cricket and lawn tennis clubs, 2 golf courses, bowls club, sailing club, etc. There are many clubs and societies within the town that welcome new members, and a fortnightly farmers‘ market.
There are bus stops close by with local services to Folkestone, Ashford, Romney Marsh, etc. and Hythe is very conveniently located for easy access to the M20 (Junction 11 - 4.4 miles), Channel Tunnel Terminal (3.6 miles), the ferry port of Dover (11.5 miles) and Ashford International Passenger Station (15 miles). Sandling main line railway station, approximately 3 miles away on the outskirts of Saltwood, offers regular commuter services to London and High Speed trains to London St Pancras are available from Folkestone (3 miles) and Ashford with journey times of under an hour. Back to listing
