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" DESCRIPTION
This pretty period house forms part of a terrace of similarly attractive properties with pretty and secluded gardens to the front and rear with the relaxing sound of running water at the front from the small weir at the foot of the garden and a sunny south westerly aspect to the rear.

The property offers attractively presented and spacious accommodation with a sitting room open plan to the dining room, well fitted kitchen leading to a utility sun room on the ground floor. The first floor comprises two double bedrooms and a large, smartly fitted bathroom. On the second floor is the 3rd double bedroom which enjoys views of the Royal Military Canal and towards the sea.

For room sizes please refer to the floor plan.

SITUATION
Seabrook is a popular residential area between Hythe and Sandgate 1.5 miles and 1.2 miles respectively and is very accessible to both. The area benefits from a local shop, public house and highly regarded primary school.

The quaint, unspoilt town of Hythe has a selection of independent shops and restaurants, together with 4 supermarkets including Waitrose, Sainsburys and Aldi , doctors, dentist, etc. There is a fortnightly farmers‘ market and many clubs and societies that welcome new members. There are three golf courses in the vicinity, as well as sailing, bowls, cricket, squash and tennis clubs and the Leisure Centre at the Hotel Imperial.

The area is fortunate in having particularly good communications as there are main line railway stations within easy reach and an access point for the M20 motorway Junction 12 only 2 miles away, making it possible to reach Central London within about 1¼ hours by both road and rail. The High Speed Rail Link offers a journey time to the City of just under an hour and is available from Folkestone West, Folkestone Central and also Ashford Station. The Channel Tunnel Terminal, with regular shuttle services to the Continent, is 2.5 miles away. The ferry port of Dover is approximately 11 miles away. All distances are approximate . "