Courtenay Road, Deal, Kent, CT14

This well-presented home in Courtenay Road offers comfortable, ready-to-move-into accommodation, with a large rear garden and parking for two vehicles.

The ground floor comprises an entrance hall leading through to a kitchen and then to a spacious lounge, providing plenty of room to relax, with doors opening onto the rear garden. The kitchen/dining area offers a good amount of worktop and cupboard space, with room for a dining table, making it a practical space for everyday living.

Upstairs are two good-sized double bedrooms with fitted floor to ceiling wardrobes and a family bathroom.

Outside, the large south facing rear garden offers plenty of space for outdoor seating, entertaining and family use, with established trees and planting providing a good degree of privacy that also wraps around the side of the house. To the front, the property benefits from a driveway providing off-road parking for two vehicles.

With its spacious garden, practical layout and off-road parking, this is a home that can be enjoyed from day one without the need for immediate updating.

EPC Rating C

Material Information

Construction Type/Materials: Brick and Block

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Location Summary

Deal is a town situated in Kent, which lies on the English Channel, eight miles north-east of Dover and eight miles south of Ramsgate. This former fishing and mining town became a 'limb port' of the Cinque Ports in 1278 and grew into the busiest port in England. In 1968, “Middle Street” was the first Conservation Area in Kent, its quaint streets and houses a reminder of its history along with many ancient buildings and monuments including, most notably, Deal and Walmer Castles .

Today it is a seaside resort with its award-winning High Street, high-speed train Links to St Pancras and independent shops. An array of cafes and pubs sit along the picturesque seafront that is home to a sweeping pier.