Vicarage Street, St. Peters, Broadstairs, Kent

Built in the grounds of the original St Peter’s vicarage, this unique chalet bungalow is approached down a long drive bordered by a flint wall and hedgerows that leads to the front garden, garage and parking area.

The entrance to the property is through the impressive conservatory and the original front door that opens into the hall. There is a cloakroom, storage cupboards and spacious ground floor accommodation that includes the vast triple aspect sitting room with an open fire and access to the dining room with its lovely bay window. The kitchen has a pantry and white units housing various appliances and a door to a utility room and courtyard.

There is a double bedroom that could be an extra reception room as well as the dual aspect main suite, including a dressing room with a wall of mirrored wardrobes, and an en suite bathroom. Upstairs there is a family bathroom and two double bedrooms with partially vaulted ceilings and fitted cupboards, a large, vaulted ceiling attic space that could be a playroom or office and a substantial walk-in boarded attic.

Outside the crazy paved terrace borders the large front lawn with trees, a rockery, a summer house and a second garage. There are paths bordered by trees and shrubs winding around the rear of the property to a brick workshop. An archway and path open onto a separate area with a lawn, apple trees, a vegetable garden and various outbuildings that could be developed to provide additional accommodation.

 
Please refer to the footnote regarding the services and appliances.

What the Owner says:

“The previous occupants loved living in this unique property for many years, thoroughly enjoying the peaceful surroundings and the garden as well as the friendly village community. St Peters includes an historic church and village green, three village halls providing a raft of activities as well as surgeries, a supermarket, chemist, an excellent butcher, pubs and eateries.
Broadstairs is a lovely seaside resort with a wide variety of individual shops, bars and restaurants as well as annual events such as Folk Week, the Dickens Festival and the Food Fair. There are very good primary, grammar and private schools in Broadstairs and Ramsgate while you can be in central London on the high speed train in under an hour and a half from Broadstairs station. For golfers there is the North Foreland Golf Club and a number of other sporting clubs provide recreational activities including cricket, bowls, tennis, squash, badminton and rugby.”