A centrally located period property which stands on a quiet lane by the parish church in the heart of the town’s Conservation Area within walking distance of all local shops, schools and the mainline railway station with Javelin Trains to London’s St Pancras Station. The historic town and Cinque Port of Sandwich was, in days gone by, one of the premier ports of England. Today it is acknowledged to be one of the finest examples of a preserved medieval town in the country and stands on the banks of the River Stour approximately three miles from the sea at Sandwich Bay. The neighbouring towns of Deal and Ramsgate are both easily accessible and Canterbury City centre with its excellent shopping facilities, entertainments and other amenities is about 12 miles to the West. Three excellent championship quality golf courses lie upon the nearby local coastline.

Set within a quiet side road and enjoying the picturesque backdrop of St. Clement's Church is this charming character terraced cottage boasting a wealth of period features. The sitting room lies to the front and features a wood burning stove together with panelled walls and exposed wood flooring. Towards the rear is the kitchen/diner, fitted with a range of matching units and integrated cooking appliances, which flows into a light filled garden room where French doors overlook and open onto the private south facing courtyard. To the first floor is a double bedroom, built in storage to the landing and the light and airy bathroom. A further single bedroom and ample eaves storage occupy the second floor. This characterful cottage has electric heating and is being sold with no onward chain.

To the rear is a delightful south facing courtyard, enclosed by fencing plus brick and flint walls and landscaped with a combination of brick paving edged with flower borders. There is also an outside tap and socket.

All main services apart from gas are believed to be connected to the property. There is gas pipe coming into the property, but no meter is currently installed.