Whitfield Avenue, Broadstairs, CT10

Do you yearn for your home to soothe you like a natural balm? Does the idea of stepping into a colour palette, which conjures up the natural world and has restorative qualities capture your imagination?

Stepping inside this mood altering interior, geek have no doubt it will draw deep relinquishing sighs of relief and calm. The curation of colour and style, so far, illustrates a mindful understanding of the importance of decoration and how ambience can make a difference; the soothing harmony, the vitality of natural colours and the sheer beauty of this interior reminds us of a tranquillity that is beyond the ordinary.

The interior verges on being fully realised; there are components of décor you may wish to finish to complete the vision, but, as life has the habit of doing: interfering with plans, the current owners will be leaving the final accomplishments to the next residents, which includes the exterior to fulfil the whole vision.

Tucked up in a location that is awfully near, but also a little bit far from the daily grind of our busy streets, you will find this really cool 1930s semi. Being on the outskirts of St Peters – the Northdown side, means you have a plethora of choices of where to head. The ever increasing coolness and edgy Cliftonville and Margate are one way; Kingsgate the other, if you need to breath in some coastal scenes of beauty; St Peters, for your everyday needs, and Broadstairs for a stylish meal on a Friday night. A cool collection of a vast range of conveniences and topographical features are tantalisingly close to your door!

Downstairs, the house has been reshaped from the traditional original to provide the prerequisite open plan kitchen and living space that modern house owners tend to expect. The consequence is a space that lends itself to multiple uses and has been intelligently finished to reflect a finely balanced blend of contemporary coolness and functionality.

This finely balanced blend does not falter, and each space has subtle variations of this calming palette. The bathroom feels like you are submerging your soul into serenity and has been tastefully equipped for our human ablutions, making a visit to the bathroom more of an experience than usual.

Dark wooden doors and floors fuse seamlessly upstairs with the calm colour palette and enhance the muted tones of the natural world within these four walls. Downstairs the nod to natural floors continues and the slate tiles of the open plan kitchen space has the same vibe, complimented by the dark wooden work surfaces, there is a strikingly distinct but subtle continuity that creates an innate ambiance.

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