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Our Summary
- The current owner has made many improvements with substantial work to the roof, installing a damp course, updating the electrics, and adding an additional staircase, however there is further opportunity to complete the renovation and potentially reconfigure the layout
- Stairs have been installed and comply with building regulations; these lead to an open plan loft space which could be further converted STPC
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Description
The property is a deceptively large residence situated in the medieval town of Sandwich, built in the 1800s as a stable and maintaining a mix of Georgian and Victorian architectural features. It spans almost 1300sq.ft of versatile accommodation, including exposed floorboards, detailed panelling, pretty windows, and rich beams. The interior features a Victorian staircase with exposed panelling, a kitchen with freestanding appliances and antique furniture, and a shower room in addition to a bathroom on the first floor.
The rear garden is unusually generous in size, reaching down to the Delf stream and featuring colourful borders, established shrubs, and seating areas. Additional features include a loft space that could be further converted, a quirky bathroom with a free-standing rolled top bath, and a double bedroom with an open fireplace and arched windows overlooking the front garden.