Roselea Avenue, Herne Bay, CT6

Tucked away in a popular residential location, this well-presented two-bedroom home in Roselea Avenue offers versatile accommodation, generous sunny aspect outside space, and excellent potential to suit a wide range of buyers.
The ground floor features a welcoming lounge, a modern kitchen/breakfast room, a useful utility room, and an additional storage room which could be adapted to suit individual needs. Upstairs, there are two comfortable bedrooms and a family bathroom. There is then a driveway for two cars to the front of the home.

A particular highlight of this property is the useful outbuildings, providing fantastic scope for use as workshops, hobby rooms, or even a home office setup. With more buyers than ever working flexibly, these spaces are sure to prove popular. Roselea Avenue is a convenient spot, within easy reach of Herne Bay’s charming seafront, town centre shops, restaurants, and leisure facilities. The mainline train station is also nearby, providing direct services to London, making the location ideal for commuters as well as those looking to enjoy coastal living.

This home would make an excellent choice for first-time buyers, young families, or those looking to downsize without compromising on space. Equally, with its adaptable layout and outbuildings, it presents a great opportunity for anyone needing extra work-from-home space or hobby areas.

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Location

The village of Reculver is within easy reach of Herne Bay Town Centre, seafront, train station and has some great bus routes, plus easy access to the Thanet Way and the M2 motorway. Beltinge Cliff describes a large central portion of the gently sloping cliff range. These are the first cliffs east of London. A pedestrian promenade north of this has the Saxon Shore Way, part of the round-Kent coastal long-distance walk. Three nearby flights of steps connect the promenade with the rest of east Herne Bay or Beltinge. This pretty village also has a range of shops including a mini supermarket, butchers, and hairdressers, as well as a great pub. It is situated approximately 7 miles (11 km) north of Canterbury and 5 miles (8 km) east of Whitstable. It neighbours the ancient villages of Herne and Beltinge and is part of the City of Canterbury local government district. Herne Bay's seafront is home to the world's first freestanding purpose-built Clock Tower, built in 1837. The town centre, sea front, arcades/amusements, pier and other amenities means Herne Bay has lots on offer.