Listed for £1,150,000
November 25, 2025
Sold for £610,000
2020
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Outdoor Space
A peaceful garden unfolds at the rear of the house, with both decked and brick-paved areas. There is ample room for outdoor dining and entertaining. Its borders are filled with greenery, including lush green ferns and a mature pear tree. From here, the kitchen extension’s impressive rear elevation can be admired, its exterior adorned with white metro tiles.
The Area
Margate's seafront is just in front of the house; here, a community sauna is a particularly beloved haunt. The town centre is also close and is synonymous with its creative community, exemplified by galleries like Turner Contemporary, Carl Freedman Gallery and The Tracey Emin Foundation/TKE Studios.
Margate's Old Town is host to some excellent restaurants, including Angela’s, a sustainable seafood bistro and its fun-loving sister Dory‘s; Sargasso, Angela's sister spot, is a fantastic wine bar with a seasonally changing menu, and the family-run Bottega Caruso is known for its Italian fare. Other culinary highlights include the International Food Centre, Oast bakery and the monthly farmers' market.
For live music, Where Else is a highly regarded music venue. Margate is also the setting of Dreamland, a vintage theme park with rides, musical events and a drive-in cinema. It also runs a rich and celebrated musical programme throughout the summer season. Don’t Miss Margate is a go-to for discovering local events. The Carlton in Westgate is a family-run cinema showing a mix of blockbuster and independent films across three screens.
Margate is home to many independent shops such as Werkhaus, the Margate Bookshop and the Margate-born sustainable beauty brand People Care. Planet Care. There is a plethora of walking routes, such as the Viking Coastal Trail, an eight-mile trail that links the towns of Ramsgate, Broadstairs and Margate along Kent’s cliffs and beaches.
The nearby coastal towns of Broadstairs and Ramsgate are also well known for their array of pubs, restaurants, and independent shops, as are Herne Bay and Whitstable, which are just slightly further afield.
There are several excellent schooling options in the area, including Holy Trinity and St John’s Church of England Primary, Cliftonville Primary and Cherry Tree school.
The town has excellent links to London. Margate rail station is a seven-minute walk from the house, with trains to London St Pancras in under 90 minutes or London Victoria in around 95 minutes. There are trains to Canterbury every 30 minutes. Connections to Europe are also very good, with the Eurotunnel running to Calais from Folkestone.
Council Tax Band: D