St. Nicholas Close, Canterbury, CT2

What You’ll Love

• Chain Free
• Three Well Proportioned Bedrooms
• Generous Kitchen Diner
• Separate Family Lounge
• Family Bathroom With Bath And Shower
• Rear Garden With Decked Seating Area
• Practical Layout For Everyday Family Life
• Walking Distance To Primary School
• Close To Woodland And Play Park
• Quiet Cul-De-Sac
• Around Four Miles To Canterbury High Street


Guide Price £270,000-£290,000. You come in through the porch, kick your shoes off, and the space opens up in a straightforward way. The lounge sits at the front, a comfortable, settled room that works well in the evenings when the day slows down. It’s separate from the kitchen diner, which matters. Noise stays where it should. Light from the front window softens the room without it ever feeling exposed.

At the back, the kitchen diner is where the house earns its keep. It’s long enough to hold a proper table without everything feeling pushed against the walls. It’s the room that changes depending on the season. Doors open onto the garden in summer and the space stretches outward. In winter, it becomes the warm centre, homework at one end, dinner cooking at the other.

Upstairs feels balanced. Two proper doubles mean no awkward furniture compromises. The third bedroom is the useful one, nursery, child’s room or a steady home office with a door you can close. The bathroom includes both bath and shower, which sounds simple, but makes everyday routines run more smoothly.

Outside, the garden feels usable and practical. A decked seating area sits within the space, positioned to catch the better light, with lawn around it for children to move or for someone who enjoys a bit of planting.

St Nicholas Close is one of those pockets of Sturry where people tend to settle. Children walk to school. Afternoons end at the play park or along the woodland paths. For anyone searching for a three bedroom house in Sturry within walking distance of local schools and green space, this location consistently makes sense.

it’s also chain free, which brings clarity to the move.

What the current owners will miss most is the convenience — walking everywhere, knowing neighbours and the way the kitchen becomes the natural gathering point each evening. It’s been a house that supports daily life quietly and reliably.

Location Highlights

• Around 4 Miles From Canterbury High Street
• Sturry Primary School Within Walking Distance
• Woodland Walks And Play Park Nearby
• Sturry Train Station Approx 5 Minutes By Car With London Links
• Regular Bus Service To Canterbury And Thanet
• Everyday Village Amenities Close By