Seafield Road, Ramsgate, Kent, CT11

2 Bedroom End Terrace House | No Onward Chain

A well-presented two-bedroom end-of-terrace house, ideally suited to first-time buyers, young professionals or investors looking for a well-positioned property with excellent transport links. The accommodation is arranged over two floors and offers two generously proportioned double bedrooms, together with a family bathroom situated on the first floor.

The property is presented well throughout, providing a comfortable home that is ready to move into whilst also offering a sound long-term investment opportunity. Being offered with no onward chain, the property provides the potential for a straightforward purchase and is likely to appeal to a wide range of buyers.

Situated on Seafield Road, there is plenty of on-street parking available nearby, whilst Ramsgate Train Station is approximately 0.7 miles away, making the property particularly convenient for commuters.

An excellent opportunity to purchase a well-presented two-bedroom home in a convenient Ramsgate location, whether as a perfect first-time buy or a long-term investment.

EPC Rating: D

Material Information

Construction Type/Materials: Clay Roof Tiles.

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Location Summary

Ramsgate is situated on the southerly aspect of the Isle of Thanet and benefits the country’s only Royal Harbour, its status being granted by King George IV in 1821. The distinctive and beautiful harbour has a vibrant yachting community alongside some commercial activity and was where the Little Ships evacuation of Dunkirk set out from in 1940. The town is enjoying something of a Renaissance with its large amount of Grade II Listed property, many set within elegant Regency squares, or overlooking the sea, others with links to or influenced by the architect Augustus Pugin. In recent years the Royal Harbour has seen many restaurants, cafes and bars emerge alongside quirky independent retail outlets, some utilising the arches on the quayside beneath Royal Parade. The town is steeped in history with associations to many well known figures including Queen Victoria , Karl Marx and Vincent Van Gogh as well as having a fascinating network of tunnels beneath the main centre. The fortunes of the town have been hugely assisted by the recent addition of a high speed rail link to London St Pancras making a commute for many a viable option.