3 bedroom bungalow for sale

Located in one of the most sought after roads in Broadstairs, is this ideal detached bungalow with amazing sea views and plenty of scope to make this your dream home. This bungalow has plenty ofopportunities for you to put your own personal stamp on it with options to extend or make use of the old summer houses vaulted ceiling and transforming this bungalow is to a spectacular chalet. The accommodation comprises of three good sized bedrooms and the front bedroom coming with its own en-suite. from the main entrance you walk into the large lounge with its sea views where you can waste away the afternoon on a bit of boat watching. from the lounge you will find the dining room flowing into the sun room and kitchen. From the hall you will find the family bathroom and loft access. Outside is a well matured wrap around garden leading to a raised patio ideal for BBQs or just soaking up the sun. Aswell as all this garden space there is plenty of room to park with a garage and enough to park at least ten cars.



'Broadstairs town centre offers a range of galleries, boutique shops, butchers offering Kentish farmed produce, and fish mongers selling catches from their own local boats. The jewel in Broadstairs crown is the wonderful Viking Bay with its sandy beaches and its splattering of continental style restaurants and Italian ice cream parlours scattered along the cliff top promenade. Despite feeling a world away from London, Broadstairs is linked directly to St Pancras International by the HS1 high speed train, a journey time of just 82 minutes from the town station which is less than a 5 minute walk from Beach Walk. With the port of Dover only half an hour away and the Euro star terminal accessible from HS1 the continent is on your doorstep. Summer brings a lively buzz to the seaside area with Folk festivals, Sunday afternoon bandstand concerts, evening fireworks and seaside galas. The winter months quieten and it's easy to be transported back. Historic Broadstairs was a time of Charles Dickens, smugglers and sea battles. Local taverns with roaring fires around the harbour evoke seafaring tales of the infamous contraband Joss Snelling'