Situated on the highly sought-after Brassey Avenue in Broadstairs, this charming 1930’s semi-detached family home effortlessly combines period character with modern-day family living. Offering four generously proportioned bedrooms, the property is perfectly suited to growing families seeking both space and style in one of the town’s most prestigious locations.

The accommodation includes three spacious reception rooms, providing versatile living and entertaining space, while a wealth of original features adds warmth, charm, and a sense of history throughout. Notable features include a beautiful stained-glass window, three original fireplaces—two in working order and two with their original surrounds—and the delightfully quirky blue toilet and hand basin in the downstairs cloakroom, are also original features of this wonderful home.

Outside, the property enjoys a generous south-facing rear garden with a Indian Riven stone patio, creating an ideal setting for family life, outdoor entertaining, and relaxing in the sunshine. Hidden away at the rear of the garden is an original Second World War bomb shelter, offering a unique glimpse into the property’s past. Further benefits include a garage and off-road parking for up to three vehicles.

This home has been cherished by just two families throughout its history, a testament to its enduring appeal and exceptional location. Ideally positioned within easy reach of the beach, the town centre, and Broadstairs railway station, the property offers the perfect balance of coastal living and everyday convenience.

Combining character, generous accommodation, fascinating original features, and a prime location, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a truly special family home in one of Broadstairs’ most desirable addresses.

Council Tax Band – D
Freehold
Mains water, electric, sewer, gas, gas central heating
Fixed wireless broadband