Fort Road, Margate

A rare opportunity to secure a brand-new home in the heart of Margate’s vibrant Old Town. This striking collection of four-bedroom freehold houses has been thoughtfully designed for contemporary coastal living, with excellent build quality, generous living space and energy-efficient features including solar photovoltaic panels.

The ground floor centres around an impressive open-plan kitchen and living space with underfloor heating throughout. French doors open onto a private courtyard patio, while a separate cloakroom completes the ground floor.

Across the first and second floors are four well-proportioned double bedrooms. The first floor offers two bedrooms alongside a stylish shower room, while the second floor provides two further bedrooms served by a Jack and Jill family bathroom.

Each home also benefits from a private roof terrace – a fantastic space to relax and enjoy rooftop views with glimpses of the sea beyond. Access is either via a striking electric sliding glass roof or direct door access, depending on the property.

Externally, the homes have allocated parking within a communal parking area, with provision for electric vehicle charging. Additional benefits include high-speed fibre broadband installation.

The development is ideally positioned just moments from Margate beach, the historic harbour arm and the thriving Old Town, with its collection of independent shops, cafés, restaurants and galleries.

Please note: photography shown is of the show home and is for illustrative purposes only. Individual homes may vary in layout, specification and finish.

Margate is one of the South East’s most vibrant coastal towns, celebrated for its golden sandy beaches, creative energy and ever-evolving cultural scene. The sweeping shoreline and historic harbour arm provide the perfect backdrop for seaside living, while the sound of the waves and expansive skies give the town its unmistakable coastal charm.

At the heart of the town sits Margate Old Town, a characterful enclave of cobbled streets filled with independent boutiques, artisan bakeries, cafés and restaurants. It has become a thriving hub for artists and creatives, with galleries and studios tucked away in unexpected corners. The renowned Turner Contemporary stands proudly on the seafront, drawing visitors from across the country, while the iconic Dreamland Margate adds a nostalgic energy to the town’s lively promenade.

Life in Margate moves effortlessly between relaxed seaside days and a vibrant social scene. From paddle boarding and coastal walks to evenings spent enjoying fresh seafood or a glass of wine overlooking the sea, the town offers a lifestyle that is both laid-back and culturally rich.

For commuters and weekend travellers, Margate Train Station is approximately 0.6 miles away, offering direct high-speed services to London St Pancras in around 90 minutes, while road connections via the A299 Thanet Way and M2 provide convenient access towards Canterbury and London.

Local Authority- Thanet District Council
Council Tax - TBA
Structural Warranty - Build Zone - 10 years
Service Charge for car park and path maintenance - TBA
Situated in Margate Conservation Area
Construction Type - Brick and Block