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£380,000

(£367/sq. ft)

3 bed terraced house for sale
Salisbury Road, Canterbury CT2

    • 3 beds

    • 2 baths

    • 2 receptions

    • 1,035 sq. ft

  • EPC Rating: D

  • Freehold

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About this property

  • 8-minute walk to West Station

  • Ideal for commuters

  • Short stroll into city centre

  • Beautifully presented period home

  • Exquisite character features

  • Stripped wooden floorboards

  • Exposed brick chimney breast with log-burning stove

  • Two bathrooms

  • Lovely rear garden

  • Large kitchen/breakfast + two reception rooms

A beautifully presented three-bedroom period home, full of warmth and character and enviably positioned between two of Canterbury's most desirable neighbourhoods, St Dunstan's and St Stephen's. The property is particularly well placed for commuters, with Canterbury West Station within easy walking distance (8-minute walk), providing the high-speed service to London St Pancras in approximately 55 minutes, while the city centre is also just a short stroll away.

Offering over 1,000 sq. Ft of accommodation, the house has been thoughtfully renovated to create a stylish and comfortable home while retaining the period features that give it so much personality. Stripped wooden floorboards, handsome fireplaces and a wonderful, exposed brick chimney breast with a wood-burning stove sit alongside beautifully finished interiors and practical additions including two bathrooms, a separate utility area and an exceptionally generous kitchen/breakfast room with a skylight and French doors opening to the garden.

The front door opens into the entrance hallway, with a door leading into the sitting room at the front of the house. This is a particularly warm and inviting space, flooded with natural light from the large bay window which is fitted with plantation shutters. Stripped wooden floorboards run underfoot, while the exposed brick chimney breast and wood-burning stove form a striking focal point and give the room a wonderfully cosy feel during the colder months.

Beyond is a separate dining room, beautifully decorated in rich, atmospheric tones and again featuring stripped wooden floorboards. An elegant fireplace provides a lovely focal point and there is ample space for a good-sized dining table, creating a wonderful setting for both everyday meals and hosting friends and family.

The accommodation continues towards the rear, where there is a useful utility area and a contemporary shower room, a particularly practical addition for a period property of this style. The shower room is fitted with a generous walk-in shower, wash basin and WC, with marble-effect panelling creating a smart finish.

To the rear is the impressive kitchen/breakfast room, measuring approximately 18ft in length and offering an excellent amount of preparation and storage space. Sleek white cabinetry is complemented by contrasting work surfaces and classic metro-style tiling, while the generous proportions allow plenty of room for a breakfast table, making this a sociable and practical everyday space. A rooflight and additional windows bring in plenty of natural light, while doors at the far end open directly onto the garden.

Upstairs, there are three bedrooms and a beautifully finished bathroom. The main bedroom sits to the front of the house and is exceptionally generous, providing plenty of room for a large bed alongside wardrobes and additional furniture. The second bedroom is another comfortable double, while the third is currently arranged as a home office, demonstrating the versatility of the accommodation and providing an ideal space for those who work from home or a child's bedroom.

Completing the first floor is the stylish bathroom, finished in a sophisticated neutral palette with contemporary tiling. The suite comprises a bath with shower over, wash basin and WC, while built-in shelving provides useful storage. Together with the additional shower room downstairs, having two bathrooms is a valuable and relatively unusual feature for a period terrace of this style.

Throughout, the house has been thoughtfully renovated to retain the warmth and individuality of a period home while providing the space and practicality needed for modern life. The combination of character features, generous accommodation and an exceptionally convenient position close to Canterbury West makes this a particularly appealing city home.

Outside:

Outside, the property benefits from a lovely, good-sized garden, offering plenty of space for both relaxing and entertaining. A paved terrace at the far end creates a wonderful spot for al fresco dining, while the remainder is predominantly laid to lawn with raised beds, offering space for keen gardeners to grow flowers, herbs or vegetables, and there is gated access to the rear.

Location:

Salisbury Road occupies a highly convenient position between St Dunstan's and St Stephen's, two of Canterbury's most sought-after residential areas. Its location is particularly appealing for those commuting to London, with Canterbury West Station within easy walking distance and offering the high-speed service to London St Pancras in approximately 55 minutes.

St Dunstan's has a vibrant neighbourhood feel of its own, with an excellent selection of independent cafés, pubs, restaurants and shops, while the city centre is also within easy walking distance. Canterbury offers an extensive choice of places to eat and drink, alongside the Marlowe Theatre, historic Cathedral, independent boutiques and the larger shops found along the High Street and Whitefriars.

The St Stephen's area is equally popular, particularly with families, and offers a strong sense of community while remaining incredibly convenient for the city. There are pleasant walks nearby, including routes through Beverley Meadow and other surrounding green spaces.

Canterbury is exceptionally well served for education, with a wide choice of highly regarded primary and secondary schools, including grammar, comprehensive and independent options. The city is also home to the University of Kent, Canterbury Christ Church University and several further education institutions.

For those travelling further afield, there is straightforward access to the A2/M2 towards London and the Kent coast, while the seaside town of Whitstable is only a short drive away

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