Middle Deal Road, Deal, Kent

The late 17th century Grade II Listed this property includes a charming coach house. It has wonderful features such as the original Queen Anne style oak staircase, high ceilings, multi-pane sash windows and original shutters, panelled walls and doors, oak wood floors, exposed beams and delightful fireplaces. It also has a modern kitchen and contemporary bathrooms.

Wrought iron gates open onto the driveway that leads to the coach house and the front door. A vestibule with a cloakroom leads to the entrance hall with the grand staircase. The three reception rooms all have numerous period features including the elegant family room with French doors to the garden and a marble surround fireplace. The delightful dining room also includes a marble surround fireplace and the spacious sitting room has a built in cupboard and garden access.

The contemporary dual aspect kitchen features a banquette seat under the window, a log burner flanked by cupboards, a central island/breakfast bar, a Rangemaster cooker and shaker style units with granite worktops housing various appliances. There is also a large basement area with a wine cellar.

Off the first floor galleried landing is a cloakroom, a family bathroom and three double bedrooms with original panelled walls. These include a dual aspect double with a fitted cupboard, a bay window and a fireplace and another with painted ceiling beams. The fabulous main bedroom has a built in cupboard, exposed beams and a stunning en suite bathroom, while the second floor has a sitting room and three double bedrooms.

The coach house front door opens into the living room with an exposed central beam, a spiral staircase and access to a hallway with a fascinating cupboard. There is a large single bedroom, a modern family bathroom and a fitted kitchen while upstairs there is a stunning double bedroom with exposed beams and a vaulted ceiling.

The garden area surrounds the property and includes pathways bordered by shrubs and trees, a patio and a gravelled entertainment area.

What the Owner says:

We knew the previous owners for many years and have always loved this house and were thrilled when we were able to buy it, however it is now time for us to downsize. It is very convenient as we are only about half a mile from the town centre and the station where fast trains can whisk you to St Pancras in under an hour and a half.
Deal includes a 19th century pier, independent shops, excellent restaurants, the Astor community theatre, a Saturday market and the seafront. There is the Tides sports complex plus two golf clubs and a sailing club.
Various primary schools are available, including Warden House primary rated Outstanding by Ofsted, while Dover, Canterbury, Thanet and Sandwich offer excellent grammar school facilities with top class private schools in Dover, Thanet and Canterbury.