Fisher Street is a highly sought-after residential street just a few yards away from the main entrance to St Clements' churchyard and The Quay. The surrounding roads are brimming with attractive beamed cottages forming part of the conservation area of this medieval Cinque Ports town. Sandwich offers a comprehensive range of amenities including supermarket, independent shops, bank, post office, chemist, doctor and dentist surgeries, restaurants, public houses and a choice of well-regarded schools and leisure facilities. The Princes Golf Club and Royal St Georges Golf Club are close by at Sandwich Bay. From Sandwich and the nearby Thanet Parkway Stations there are connecting train services to London St Pancras and Charing Cross, whilst the A299 Thanet Way facilitates rapid access to the M2 motorway. For channel crossings the port of Dover is approximately 13 miles and the Channel Tunnel terminal at Cheriton is approximately 22 miles distant.

Behind the traditional brick façade and sash windows of this charming Grade II listed Victorian end-of-terrace lies a beautifully presented and recently updated period home set along a historic street. The sitting room lies to the front of the property, complete with a log effect stove, whilst a charming bespoke kitchen/breakfast room lies beyond the turning staircase. This inviting space features quarry-tiled flooring, and French doors that overlook - and open directly onto - the courtyard garden. Thanks to the side covered walkway, the first floor benefits from an increased footprint, which has been cleverly utilised to provide two double bedrooms, a bathroom, built-in storage, and a generous en-suite shower room to the principal bedroom, creating a truly sumptuous suite. This characterful and welcoming cottage also benefits from gas-fired central heating and features sash and casement windows throughout, with shutters to the front and some newly installed secondary double glazing.

The delightful courtyard garden to rear is predominately paved and gravelled and enjoys a westerly aspect. There is a useful brick built laundry/workshop with power, lighting and plumbing connected, whilst a covered side walkway provides access to the front. This access twinned with another behind the laundry/workshop provide occasional access for the neighbouring property who have right of way.

All mains services are connected to the property.