Beach Street, Deal, Kent

Grade II listed, The Beach House is a stylish period property situated in the heart of Deal’s Conservation Area, with a collection of bright and airy rooms, each with direct sea views.

On the ground floor there is a comfortable sitting room with a brick-built fireplace and two large sash windows welcoming plenty of natural light and views across to the beach. There is also a modern kitchen which is well fitted with a range of wall and base units with wooden worktops; there is a central island with integrated appliances, and the room has ample space for a large dining table. A cloakroom is located by the stairs.

On the first floor, the well-proportioned drawing room provides further space in which to relax; the room is dual aspect with elevated sea and town views, and benefits from a window seat and a feature fireplace.

Also on the first floor are two bedrooms, one of which is a double with its own dressing room, with the most impressive views out to sea and towards Deal Pier. The family bathroom is also found at this level.

The second floor provides two further bedrooms, including the principal bedroom, which has an en suite shower room and fitted wardrobes.

The Beach House opens directly onto Beach Street, with the town’s famous shingle beach just across the road.

Parking is available in bays along Beach Street and in designated car parks, via a resident parking permit scheme. Full details of the scheme are available on the Dover District Council website.

The property is situated a short distance from Deal’s pier, which stretches for a quarter of a mile into the English Channel, and overlooking a beautiful stretch of pebble beach extending to Sandwich Bay in one direction and Kingsdown Cliffs in the other. The property is enviably situated within walking distance of the picturesque and quaint town centre which has an award-winning High Street with a good selection of independent boutique shopping, cafés, public houses and restaurants.

The neighbouring towns of Sandwich, Dover and Canterbury are easily accessed via the A2 and A258 and together provide a comprehensive range of services. There is a good selection of state schools, including Sandown School, Deal Parochial C of E Primary School and Goodwin Academy, together with some well-regarded independent schools including Northbourne Park, Dover College, St Faith’s at Ash and St Lawrence College.

Deal station provides direct High Speed routes to London, whilst Dover Priory offers a journey time of just over an hour to London St Pancras. Access to the Continent is excellent via the Port of Dover and Eurotunnel.