Foreland Avenue, Margate, CT9

This property is a fine example of a 1924, Mock-Tudor style, 3 bedroom semi-detached.

Over the years, the property has been well maintained and tastefully modernised, whilst still retaining some of the original features. As you wonder round the property you will notice the original front door, matching internal doors, the Charles Rennie Mackintosh inspired stained-glass windows and ornate plasterwork.

Enter from the enclosed porch to the spacious hall with a new parquet-style floor. From here you can access the lounge, dining area and the kitchen. In addition, off the hall is a downstairs WC with wash handbasin and a storage cupboard housing meters and fuse box.

The lounge/dining area is fully carpeted with double-glazed bay window, with samples of the stained glass. There are two radiators and a gas fire. Glazed double doors gives access to a large, double-glazed and fully floor tiled Conservatory with electric radiator and electric fire. Double doors give access to the patio and garden.

Return to the hall to enter a recently installed, fully fitted kitchen providing more than adequate storage cupboards, ceramic sink, range cooker double height, integrated fridge and adjacent matching freezer, integrated dishwasher and washing machine. In addition, there is a small work top with seating for two. Off the kitchen is a door giving access to a substantial utility room with separate doors to the garden and the front of the house.

In the hall is a staircase off to the first floor. From this landing there is a window with further examples of the stained glass. There is a large double bedroom to the front and a similar one to the rear; both are fully carpeted, have fitted wardrobes and are double glazed. In addition, the is a small bathroom with full-size bath and over bath shower, wc and wash handbasin and heated towel rail. On this floor is an additional large shower room with walk-in shower, wc, wash basin and heated towel rail. Finally, there is a landing cupboard with shelves used for storing linen, towels as well as an ironing board and vacuum.

There is a further staircase leading to a third, large bedroom, fully carpeted with radiator, three Velux windows and a built-in wardrobe. There is access to three, boarded-out loft spaces.

Beyond the patio there is a spacious, west-facing garden. At the rear of which can be found a large shed/workshop, a decked area with summer house and an artificial grass area.

Identification checks
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Location
Cliftonville is a coastal area in the town of Margate, situated to the east of the main town and mainly occupies Georgian and Victorian properties. The area itself is within easy walking distance of the 'Margate Old Town', Turner Contemporary Art Gallery and the Margate railway station which is approximately 2 miles away and offers fast services to Kings Cross, St. Pancras. There are also good road links to London via the A299 Thanet Way and M2 Motorway.