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£1,100,000
Fitzroy Avenue, Broadstairs, CT10
- 5 beds
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£1,100,000
- 5 beds
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Just 600 metres from the sandy beaches of Botany Bay. With 5 beds, & 5 reception rooms this home offers plenty of space for a growing family.
Built in 1925 it occupies a corner plot in the sought after Fitzroy Avenue behind a flint perimeter wall. The horseshoe driveway has wrought iron gates and is accessed by video entry.
The current owners have sympathetically modernised the property adding solar panels, double glazing and a large sun room with underfloor heating. They have also increased the property to five bedrooms, with additional en-suite bathrooms and spaces suitable for home working and exercise on the ground floor.
Throughout these alterations the owners have sought to preserve the original character of the property. By using reclaimed solid oak flooring and roof tiles, the extension blends perfectly with the existing structure. Consequently the home retains many of its original features like the dark oak timber framing, oak doors and the large inglenook fireplace - the prime feature of the sitting room.
The mature trees bordering the property give the garden privacy and shelter without shade and augment a wonderful outdoor entertaining space with a fire pit for alfresco dining, and plenty of room for summer games on the lawn.
Built in 1925 it occupies a corner plot in the sought after Fitzroy Avenue behind a flint perimeter wall. The horseshoe driveway has wrought iron gates and is accessed by video entry.
The current owners have sympathetically modernised the property adding solar panels, double glazing and a large sun room with underfloor heating. They have also increased the property to five bedrooms, with additional en-suite bathrooms and spaces suitable for home working and exercise on the ground floor.
Throughout these alterations the owners have sought to preserve the original character of the property. By using reclaimed solid oak flooring and roof tiles, the extension blends perfectly with the existing structure. Consequently the home retains many of its original features like the dark oak timber framing, oak doors and the large inglenook fireplace - the prime feature of the sitting room.
The mature trees bordering the property give the garden privacy and shelter without shade and augment a wonderful outdoor entertaining space with a fire pit for alfresco dining, and plenty of room for summer games on the lawn.
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£51,250
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£999
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£1,100,000
5 bed property for sale
Fitzroy Avenue, Broadstairs, CT10
Just 600 metres from the sandy beaches of Botany Bay. With 5 beds, & 5 reception rooms this home offers plenty of space for a growing family.
Built in 1925 it occupies a corner plot in the sought after Fitzroy Avenue behind a flint perimeter wall. The horseshoe driveway has wrought iron gates and is accessed by video entry.
The current owners have sympathetically modernised the property adding solar panels, double glazing and a large sun room with underfloor heating. They have also increased the property to five bedrooms, with additional en-suite bathrooms and spaces suitable for home working and exercise on the ground floor.
Throughout these alterations the owners have sought to preserve the original character of the property. By using reclaimed solid oak flooring and roof tiles, the extension blends perfectly with the existing structure. Consequently the home retains many of its original features like the dark oak timber framing, oak doors and the large inglenook fireplace - the prime feature of the sitting room.
The mature trees bordering the property give the garden privacy and shelter without shade and augment a wonderful outdoor entertaining space with a fire pit for alfresco dining, and plenty of room for summer games on the lawn.
Built in 1925 it occupies a corner plot in the sought after Fitzroy Avenue behind a flint perimeter wall. The horseshoe driveway has wrought iron gates and is accessed by video entry.
The current owners have sympathetically modernised the property adding solar panels, double glazing and a large sun room with underfloor heating. They have also increased the property to five bedrooms, with additional en-suite bathrooms and spaces suitable for home working and exercise on the ground floor.
Throughout these alterations the owners have sought to preserve the original character of the property. By using reclaimed solid oak flooring and roof tiles, the extension blends perfectly with the existing structure. Consequently the home retains many of its original features like the dark oak timber framing, oak doors and the large inglenook fireplace - the prime feature of the sitting room.
The mature trees bordering the property give the garden privacy and shelter without shade and augment a wonderful outdoor entertaining space with a fire pit for alfresco dining, and plenty of room for summer games on the lawn.