Folkestone, Hythe, CT21

GUIDE PRICE BETWEEN £750,000 - £775,000. Welcome to your luxurious retreat by the sea, Naildown Close. This exquisite four-bedroom townhouse offers an unparalleled fusion of sophistication and tranquillity. Boasting a mesmerizing vista of the English Channel, every corner of this residence is crafted to epitomize coastal living at its finest. Upon entering, you are greeted by an ambiance of refined elegance and modern comfort. The expansive living space, adorned with tasteful decor and high-end finishes, beckons you to unwind and savour the panoramic views that stretch beyond the horizon. Floor-to-ceiling windows invite abundant natural light, creating an airy, luminous atmosphere throughout. The gourmet kitchen is a culinary haven, equipped with top-of-the-line appliances, sleek cabinetry, and a spacious island perfect for both casual dining and entertaining guests. Whether preparing a gourmet meal or simply enjoying a morning coffee, the backdrop of the sea adds an extra touch of inspiration to every moment. Retreat to the sumptuous bedrooms, each meticulously designed to offer an oasis of serenity and comfort. Wake up to the soothing sounds of waves and bask in the splendour of sunrise from the comfort of your private sanctuary. The luxurious en-suite bathroom in the primary provides a spa-like experience, featuring lavish amenities and bespoke touches. Step outside to your private terrace, where breathtaking views of the sea await. For me, this is the perfect spot to unwind at the end of the day, taking in the panoramic vista with a chilled glass of something. Experience the epitome of coastal luxury living in this exceptional four-bedroom townhouse, where every detail is meticulously curated to exceed your expectations. Embrace a lifestyle of unparalleled refinement and serenity, where the rhythm of the sea sets the pace for everyday indulgence. Welcome home to Naildown Close in Hythe. Location: Hythe is a refined year-round destination, set on a sweeping bay for a stunning, everpresent seascape. The shoreline buzzes with activity: nets are emptied at Fisherman’s Beach, dogs are walked along the promenade, drinks are purchased from beachside caf?s and sailing clubs take to the sea. Moving inland and the Royal Military Canal awaits - 28 peaceful miles that can be enjoyed from a designated towpath or from the water itself by canoe, kayak or paddleboard. Inland further still and watery blues turn to verdant greens. There are acres of open space to explore at Brockhill Country Park and throughout the Kent Downs AONB. Hythe’s social opportunities are profuse, from places to dine out to sporting venues to frequent. The Hythe Imperial Hotel is a coastal icon - take afternoon tea or sip champagne at the Mo?t & Chandon bar, relax at the spa or tee off on the hotel’s golf course. Hythe’s High Street is an alternative focal point, with a Waitrose, a regular farmers’ market, vintage emporiums and independent stores. Follow the coastal path between Hythe and Folkestone, weaving your way through beautiful Sandgate, before reaching the rejuvenated Harbour Arm. Now an exciting gastronomic hub, you’ll find independent food and drinks vendors operating alongside Rocksalt restaurant and Marco Pierre White’s Steakhouse Bar & Grill. Creative Folkestone is another hive of activity. Browse open studios and the glassworks, or visit the performing arts venue before stopping at one of the artistic quarter’s bars, restaurants, caf?s or boutiques. Nearby Saltwood village is where the pace changes. Here you’ll find the Michelin starred Hide and Fox restaurant nestled among the historic castle, cricket club and sleepy country lanes.