Middle Deal Road, Deal, Kent

Rosway Manor is a fine detached period house dating from the late 17th century. It offers more than 4,000 sq. ft of beautifully appointed accommodation, with various elegant character features and stylish design elements.

The ground floor has three comfortable reception rooms including the sitting room at the front, the light and airy family room and the formal dining room. All three have high ceilings and large sash windows, while the sitting room and family room both have doors opening onto the garden. Additional features include exposed wooden flooring, panelling to the family room and vibrant patterned wallpaper to the sitting room and dining room.

The kitchen is fitted with a range of painted wooden wall and floor units arranged around a central island with breakfast bar; there is a Rangemaster cooker and space for appliances. A window seat adds character to the room, and the fireplace is fitted with a wood-burning stove. The cellar offers further space for home storage and appliances.

The grand staircase leads to the six well-presented double bedrooms arranged across the first and second floors. These include the substantial principal bedroom with its generous en suite bathroom. There is a family bathroom on the first floor, with the second floor featuring an L-shaped sitting room, offering further space in which to relax.

THE COACH HOUSE
The attached Coach House is part of the original structure of the house and offers well-presented ancillary accommodation, comprising a sitting room, a fully equipped kitchen and two bedrooms together with a bathroom.

At the entrance to the property, gates open onto the gravel driveway, which provides plenty of parking space for several vehicles.

There is a south-facing garden to the side, with an area of gravel terracing, which is accessed via the sitting room and the French doors in the family room. There are also brick pathways and well-stocked border beds with various shrubs and flowering perennials.

Deal - a winner of the Daily Telegraph’s “High Street of the Year” award - has the picturesque and quaint town centre with a good selection of independent boutique shopping, cafés, public houses and restaurants. There are excellent educational facilities in both private and state sectors.

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.