Radfall Ride, Whitstable, CT5

With farmland views to the front and a leafy woodland backdrop, this distinctive five-bedroom detached home in Chestfield offers generous living space, beautifully finished interiors and a garden designed for both entertaining and relaxation.

Built in 2012, the property combines traditional brickwork with timber-clad detailing, while a broad block-paved driveway provides ample off-road parking. Accommodation extends across three floors, with a flexible layout suited to family life, visiting guests and working from home. Underfloor heating throughout the ground floor adds comfort while complementing the contemporary finish.

The standout space is the open-plan kitchen and dining/family room, where a vaulted ceiling, rooflights and impressive feature glazing draw in natural light and frame the garden beyond. The kitchen features sleek white cabinetry, contrasting dark worktops, a range-style cooker and a substantial island with a breakfast bar. There is plenty of room to gather around the dining table or enjoy a quieter moment overlooking the garden, with doors opening directly onto the terrace.

The separate lounge provides another inviting place to unwind, with warm wood flooring, tasteful décor and bi-folding doors connecting the room to the outside. A dedicated office, utility room, boot room and downstairs cloakroom add practical touches, while the substantial ground-floor guest bedroom offers flexibility for those needing additional sleeping or living space.

On the first floor, the principal bedroom enjoys an en-suite bathroom and its own sheltered balcony overlooking farmland, providing a lovely spot for morning coffee. A further bedroom also benefits from en-suite facilities, with another bedroom, a separate dressing room and a family bathroom completing this floor. The second floor offers an additional bedroom with a rooflight, a separate shower room and useful eaves storage.

Outside, a generous paved terrace creates space for outdoor dining, with steps leading to a lawn bordered by established planting and mature trees. Further seating areas and a covered deck make the garden an appealing extension of the living accommodation.

The insulated timber cabin is currently arranged as a gym with a sauna, offering a useful retreat away from the main house. Access to approximately half an acre of privately owned woodland adds another dimension to the setting, with opportunities to enjoy nature beyond the enclosed garden.

Situated in Chestfield, the property brings together a village setting with access to Whitstable, Tankerton and Canterbury. Its combination of adaptable accommodation, thoughtful presentation and distinctive outdoor space makes this a home best appreciated in person.

EPC Rating C

Material Information

Construction Type/Materials: Brick & block/clay tiles

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Location
The popular seaside town of Whitstable is situated on the stunning North Kent coast, 7 miles north of the historical city of Canterbury and less than 60 miles from central London. With its quaint alley ways, colourful high street and peaceful shingle beaches this town has a lot to offer both residents and holiday makers. For entertainment there are excellent water sport facilities, plenty of art galleries, and a wealth of independently run restaurants, boutiques and cafes to enjoy along the vibrant high street. The Crab and Winkle Way, one of the earliest passenger railways and the first ever steam-powered railway in the world, follows the disused railway line between Canterbury and Whitstable, and is now a popular walking and cycle route through woods and countryside. Road links via the A299 Thanet Way give easy access to the M2 for travel to London and beyond. Whitstable also has a main line train station providing fast and frequent links into London Victoria (1hr 30 mins) and London St Pancras (1hr 11mins).