Listed for £650,000
September 19, 2025
Please Quote reference RP1132 for all enquiries Guide Price £650,000-£675,000 Northdown Way, Margate | A Grand Detached Tudor-Style Residence | 5 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms | Downstairs WC | Large Garden | Garden Studio Setting the Scene Quietly positioned on one of Margate's most desirable cul-de-sacs, this striking Tudor-style home commands attention from the moment you arrive. Sitting proudly on a substantial plot, its gabled façade, tall chimneys, and decorative brickwork create an instantly impressive first impression. Mature hedging frames the entire frontage, offering privacy and a sense of seclusion, while a long driveway runs the length of the plot to a single garage. This is not just a house – it is a statement 1920 period property, perfectly balancing grandeur with comfort, and offering the kind of space rarely available in this sought-after location. Step Inside The front door opens into a generous hallway, setting the tone for the scale of the home. A large under-stairs cupboard provides extensive storage, and a cloakroom serves the ground floor. To the front, the formal dining room is a light-filled space, with impressive picture windows allowing natural light to flood in. The wide serving hatch connecting this room to the kitchen gives a sense of flow and practicality. At the heart of the home lies the family dining area, a casual everyday space with fitted storage, opening through an elegant arch into the kitchen. With its central island, plentiful work surfaces, and dual-aspect windows, this is a true family hub – bright, sociable, and functional. A separate utility room provides additional storage and a side door to the garden. At the rear, the family lounge stretches across the back of the house, offering a generous but inviting living space. A feature fireplace creates a natural focal point, and French doors open directly onto the terrace, allowing seamless indoor-outdoor living. This room is designed to be equally comfortable for summer gatherings or cosy winter evenings by the fire. Upstairs A wide landing leads to five bedrooms. The principal suite is a retreat in its own right, with extensive fitted wardrobes forming a dressing area, a private ensuite shower room, and double-aspect windows filling the room with light. Two further double bedrooms also include built-in wardrobes, one enjoying a garden outlook. The fourth bedroom is currently used as a study, and the fifth is a generously proportioned single bedroom. A well-appointed family bathroom completes this level. With 1,933 sq. ft. of accommodation, the home offers superb proportions throughout. The Gardens The rear garden is remarkable for its size and privacy — a rarity in this central location. A paved terrace runs along the back of the house, perfect for summer dining, leading to an extensive lawn with established borders and a tranquil pond. At the far end of the garden, a picket-fenced section creates a charming kitchen garden with raised planters, ideal for homegrown vegetables and herbs. A detached, fully powered and heated studio currently serves as an art room but would make an exceptional home office, gym, or creative space. A large shed, oversized garage, and long driveway complete the picture, ensuring ample parking and storage. Location, Location Northdown Way is one of Margate's best-kept secrets – a peaceful, no-through road where neighbours know each other, children play safely, and the pace of life feels just a little slower. Yet step outside and you are within minutes of everything this stretch of coastline is famous for. Cliftonville High Street is just a short drive, where artisan coffee shops, bakeries, and independent stores give the area its bohemian charm. The golden sands of Palm Bay and Botany Bay are nearby, offering everything from morning beach walks to jet ski adventures. Margate Old Town is within easy reach with its galleries, restaurants, and nightlife, including the renowned Turner Contemporary and the award-winning main sands. Broadstairs and Ramsgate are both on the Loop bus route, offering further beaches, boutique shopping, and dining options. Commuters are well-served by High Speed trains from Margate or Broadstairs, reaching London St Pancras in just over an hour. Families will appreciate the excellent choice of primary, secondary, and independent schools, all within easy reach. This location is about more than convenience — it is about lifestyle: coastal walks, heritage architecture, and a community feel that's increasingly rare. Key Highlights Prime plot on a quiet cul-de-sac Approx. 1,933 sq. ft. of accommodation Five bedrooms, two bathrooms Expansive family lounge with fireplace and French doors Large kitchen with family dining space and separate utility Exceptional, private garden with studio and kitchen garden Generous driveway and garage parking Minutes from Cliftonville, Palm Bay, Botany Bay, and Margate Old Town Close to excellent schools and transport links
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