Shakespeare Road, Birchington, CT7

Tudor Court, Shakespeare Road, Birchington

Built circa 1928, Tudor Court is a distinguished example of the Arts and Crafts movement. A home of exceptional craftsmanship, elegance and charm, it was beautifully constructed with meticulous attention to detail and using only the finest materials of its time. This much-loved residence has had only a handful of owners throughout its history.

From the moment you arrive, the character of the property is evident. The hung-tiled façade, oak casement windows, and canopied balcony create an immediate sense of period style, while inside you’ll find exquisite original woodwork, beams, and flooring, together with ornate fireplaces and a striking bow window that reflects the grace of the 1930s era.
Despite its wealth of character, Tudor Court is also a home of light, space, and practicality. Set on one of Birchington’s most desirable tree-lined roads, just a short walk from the train station, schools, shops, local amenities, and the sandy beaches, it offers an enviable combination of tranquillity and convenience.

The ground floor begins with a welcoming entrance vestibule with storage for coats and shoes - ideal after a walk on the nearby beach. This leads into a generous reception space at the heart of the home, complete with original oak flooring, feature fireplace with multi-fuel log burner, and French doors opening onto the sunny south-facing rear garden. From here, the accommodation flows to a formal dining room with bow window overlooking the garden, a versatile music room providing an additional reception space, a fitted kitchen with adjoining utility room, and a bright office room overlooking the garden. A cloakroom completes the ground floor.

Upstairs, a spacious central landing gives access to five well-proportioned bedrooms, each full of character and individuality. Two family bathrooms and a useful space which in turn leads to the second floor via an original staircase complete this level.
The second floor offers a wonderful, flexible open-plan space, suited to a variety of uses such as a studio, games room, or even a spectacular master suite with potential for en-suite facilities. Several large storage cupboards and a skylight hatch offering rooftop views across Birchington and the coastline add further interest.

Externally, this property is approached via a driveway providing ample off-street parking and access to a garage. To the rear, the large south-facing garden is a private haven – beautifully established with mature shrubs, vegetable plots, and wide lawns, creating a perfect setting for both relaxation and entertaining.

Tudor Court is a rare opportunity to acquire a home of timeless character and elegance in one of Birchington’s most sought-after locations. Spacious yet welcoming, full of charm yet immensely practical, it offers an “honest house” as described by the current owners – one that is ready to be enjoyed by the next custodians for generations to come.


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Location Summary:

Birchington was once considered ‘the epitome of modest’. That statement may still be considered. Understated opulence: a wealth of late Victorian and Edwardian properties stand alongside flint or cliff-top cottages - Birchington really does have something for everyone. An array of bakers, an ice cream parlour and vintage shops make Birchington the perfect village location to base yourself if you still need to commute to the City. Located just minutes from the A299 with a journey of approximately 75 minutes to the O2 Arena and Greenwich. Of course if you’d like a stress-free journey then just take the train from Birchington straight through to London Victoria. Travel in the other direction and just three stops along you’ll be able to enjoy the seaside towns of Margate, Broadstairs and Ramsgate. There are a number of schools within the village from nursery through to Secondary education and a doctor’s surgery. Those who enjoy sport will find a magnificent 18-hole golf club, windsurfing along Minnis Bay, (not forgetting the atmospheric Minnis Bar & Restaurant) endless miles of promenade for serious runners, gentle beach-top walks or just follow the Viking Trail bike rides. A popular residential area for young families, London commuters, second home purchasers and retired couples.