St. Radigunds Street, Canterbury

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Situated within the historic city walls, this charming end-terrace home offers the perfect base for anyone seeking character, convenience and the very best of Canterbury on their doorstep. The elegant Cathedral and many other historic sites are short walk away along the cobbled streets and a variety of parks and green spaces are open for a lovely stroll. A short stroll through the pretty Solly's Orchard to reach the wonderful Marlowe Theatre, where you can enjoy everything from West End productions and ballet to comedy and live music - perfect for an evening out. Nearby, you have a collection of beautifully preserved traditional pubs, including the Parrot, said to be the oldest pub in Canterbury ideal for a Sunday roast or a cosy drink in front of a roaring fire. You can enjoy some peaceful walks along the river and for commuters, Canterbury West Station (with its high-speed links to London) is just a 7-minute walk away, making the commute and spontaneous day trips to London easy.

Inside, the house offers a wonderfully warm and welcoming atmosphere. The ground floor comprises two bright, inviting reception rooms, connected by sliding doors that allow you to tailor the space to your needs - open them up for a sociable, flowing layout, or close them for a cosier, more intimate setting. Both rooms are enhanced by attractive wooden floorboards, adding character and warmth throughout.

Beyond this, a charming dining room - evoking the feel of a small French bistro - provides an ideal backdrop for relaxed meals or intimate dinners. A door leads through to the well-designed kitchen, compact yet efficiently arranged, with an integrated oven and gas hob, plus space for a washing machine. From here, you can step out into the delightful walled courtyard garden, a peaceful and private spot perfect for enjoying your morning coffee or unwinding with a glass of wine on summer evenings. Paved for easy maintenance, it's a lovely blank canvas for colourful pots and planted containers.

Upstairs you will find a large, sunny double bedroom to the front and a second single bedroom to the rear. Both have attractive feature fireplaces, some built-in storage and pretty sash windows. There is also a generously sized bathroom which currently features a four-piece suite consisting of a bath with a shower over, bidet, wash basin and WC.

The property is offered to the market with no forward chain. While it has been lovingly maintained and neutrally decorated throughout, it offers an exciting opportunity for a new owner to further enhance its character and create a truly beautiful period home in the heart of Canterbury.

A particularly valuable and unusual feature is the piece of land directly alongside the house, currently held under licence from the council. This arrangement allows the present owner to use the space for private off-street parking a rare benefit within the city walls. Any new owner would need to make their own enquiries with the council should they wish to take over the licence.

Council Tax
Canterbury City Council, Band C

Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.