Situated on Margate Road in the highly regarded village of Broomfield, on the outskirts of Herne Bay, this handsome three bedroom period detached home offers a rare opportunity to acquire a character property with significant potential. Believed to date from the interwar period of the 1920s–1930s, the house is designed in a Tudor Revival style, a particularly attractive and sought-after architectural form. The property is offered to the market chain free.
Externally, the home makes a striking impression with its mock-Tudor upper elevations, contrasting red brick ground floor, and a steeply pitched tiled roof, all combining to create incredible kerb appeal. A charming canopied entrance porch further enhances the traditional character, while the detached garage and driveway to the side reflect the generous proportions typical of homes from this era.
Internally, the property retains a wealth of original period features, including exposed beams and two large fireplaces, which form attractive focal points within the principal reception rooms. The ground floor offers well-proportioned accommodation comprising a separate lounge and dining room, both enjoying good natural light via double aspect windows and a strong sense of character, alongside a kitchen/breakfast room and cloakroom facilities.
To the first floor are three generous bedrooms and a family bathroom, with all rooms benefiting from the solid construction and balanced layout synonymous with interwar detached homes.
Although the property now requires modernisation, it presents an exciting opportunity for buyers to sympathetically update and enhance a home of genuine character, creating a bespoke residence while retaining its original charm.
Broomfield remains a highly desirable village location, known for its coastal and field walks, open spaces, and strong community feel, yet still within easy reach of Herne Bay town centre, the seafront, local amenities, schools, and transport links, as well as convenient post office across the road and well-regarded community pub a short walk away.
A characterful period home with architectural presence, original features, a large garage, and excellent potential, offered chain free in a prime village setting.

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Location Summary

Herne Bay is a popular coastal town benefiting from a range of local amenities including retail outlets and educational facilities. There are also a good range of leisure amenities including rowing, sailing and yacht clubs along with a swimming pool, theatre and cinema. The mainline railway station (approximately 1 mile distant) offers fast and frequent links to London (Victoria approximately 85mins) as well as the high speed service to London (St Pancras approximately 87mins). The town also offers excellent access to the A299 which gives access to the A2/ M2 motorway network. The picturesque town of Whitstable is only 5 miles distant which also enjoys a variety of shopping, educational and leisure amenities including sailing, water sports and bird watching, as well as the seafood restaurants for which it has become renowned. The City of Canterbury is approximately eight miles distant with its Cathedral, theatre and cultural amenities, as well as benefiting from excellent public and state schools. The City also boasts the facilities of a major shopping centre enjoying a range of mainstream retail outlets as well as many individual shops.