Exceptional seaside house in Broadstairs
A characterful 1920s property with panoramic views in Broadstairs comes with a conservatory and a swimming pool


North Goodwin House is a fantastic 1920s property built in the classic seafront vernacular of the period. The property features handsome brick-and-tile hung half-timbered elevations under a clay tiled roof with interesting detailing, include an octagonal corner ‘turret’ and gable end, and offers ample family accommodation with panoramic views out to sea.
Accommodation comprises six bedrooms (three en-suite), including the master suite with its French windows out to the terrace, which has sea views. The L-shaped kitchen features bespoke cabinets, conservatory with underfloor heating, a family games room and a secondary kitchen near the swimming pool and barbecue area outside.
The property has been exceptionally well maintained and upgraded by the current owners. Outside the rear garden offers a large paved terrace with barbecue area and steps up to a further terrace with access to a level lawn and swimming pool.
The property is situated in a prime position on the exclusive North Foreland Estate, a short distance from the seafront town of Broadstairs and its beaches (estate residents have private access to the nearby beach).
The town itself offers a good range of facilities with a wonderful selection of boutique shops, restaurants, bars and cinema, together with those found at Westwood Cross shopping centre (2 miles). Ramsgate has direct trains into central London.
The guide price is £1,625,000. For further information please contact Strutt & Parker on 01227 451123 or visit www.struttandparker.com.
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