Key Features
- Two-bedroom penthouse apartment
- South-facing balcony with Cathedral views
- Lift
- Two bathrooms
- Communal riverside garden
- No onward chain
- In need of some modernisation
Full Property Description
A light and airy two-bedroom penthouse apartment, enjoying a south-facing balcony with wonderful views across Canterbury’s ancient rooftops towards the Cathedral. Well positioned and offered with no onward chain, the apartment benefits from a lift, two bathrooms and access to a communal riverside garden and would benefit from some modernisation.
The front door opens into the entrance hall, which provides plenty of built-in storage and leads through to the spacious sitting/dining room. Sliding doors open onto the south-facing balcony, creating a lovely extension to the living space and offering wonderful views across the ancient rooftops and towards Canterbury Cathedral.
The kitchen is fitted with a range of base units, with space for appliances and a useful breakfast bar.
Bedroom one is a generous double room and benefits from an en-suite shower room. Bedroom two is served by the family bathroom, completing the accommodation.
Outside, residents have access to a communal riverside garden, providing a peaceful and attractive setting.
Stour Street lies just off Castle Street which is a charming part of the historic City Centre with a wonderful mix of period properties and is just a couple of minutes’ level walk from the main High Street and Whitefriars Shopping Centre. M&S, Sainsburys Local and Tesco Metro are all within easy reach, as are the city’s ever expanding range of cultural and leisure facilities including the Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury Cathedral and a huge range of restaurants, bars and cafés. The Westgate Gardens and Dane John Gardens are also close by, they’re beautifully maintained by the City council and are super spaces to enjoy throughout the year. The bus station and both Canterbury East and West railway stations are also nearby with direct services from London Canterbury and on to much of the Kent coast.