Property Details: • Type: Semi-Detached • Tenure: FREEHOLD • Floor Area: N/A
Key Features: • Period Features throught which include Ceiling Cornicing, Original Ceiling Roses, Exposed Floorboards, Classic Sash Bay Windows, and Marble & Tiled Fireplaces • Prime Location, Directly Overlooking a Leafy, Picturesque Garden Square with Sea Views Visible from the Upper Levels • Private Rear Garden, Fully Enclosed, Mature Lawned Garden Featuring Established Trees, Seating Areas, and a Stone Outbuilding/Greenhouse • Stunning Period Architecture, Semi-Detached Georgian/Victorian Home Spanning Four Spacious Floors with Original Period Detailing Throughout • Expansive Accommodation which Ideal for Growing Families, Multi-Generational Living and Home Working setup • Being Sold with No Onward Chain
Location: • Nearest Station: Ramsgate Station • Distance to Station: 0.6999249561849651 miles
Agent Information: • Address: Covering Thanet
Full Description: <p>CMS001</p><p>Set back overlooking an iconic historic garden square, this magnificent six-bedroom semi-detached residence seamlessly combines period elegance with flexible family living across four impressive storeys.</p><p>This beautiful home retains many period features, including a wine cellar and a pretty walled garden to the rear, original, listed potting shed and mature trees. Large windows fill each room with light, each offering a peaceful outlook onto trees and gardens. It is the perfect, tranquil home that offers so many possibilities.</p><p>Vale Square is ideally situated in the town centre, just a fifteen-minute walk from the station, with its high-speed train to London St Pancras, five minutes on foot to shops and amenities and ten minutes to Ramsgate’s Royal Harbour and beach. Although Georgian style, Vale Square is a select group of Victorian villas built between 1839 and 1846 by James Creed Eddels. Eddels had a vision for a prestigious, fashionable neighbourhood of villas centred around a rectangular garden space. The development was originally marketed as “Ramsgate Vale” and it is claimed that Eddels was attempting to compete with Liverpool Lawn, a group of late Georgian town houses located around a large central lawn and built a few years earlier. Today this beautiful home has been refurbished to its former glory and combines a respect and understanding for the original Victorian design and character along with the creation of a comfortable, practical home.</p>