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"DETACHED, 3 bedrooms in a 1930's home with NO CHAIN. Situated close to the Bus Routes, all age schools, the Railway Station and Ellington Park, this family home is extremely well presented, in a quiet area of Ramsgate just off the beaten track. Although having double glazing there are original features which have been retained. The lounge area of this property offers a feature fireplace with stripped floors leading into the bay window. At the dining end are again stripped floors with a window overlooking the rear garden and feature radiator from the era. The galley style kitchen has a range of base and wall units with built in hob and oven, local tiling and a tiled floor. There is plumbing for a washing machine. The door from the kitchen leads directly into the well kept lawned garden which has a decked area for your al fresco dining. Upstairs is the bathroom with an up to the minute three piece suite with shower over the bath. The three bedrooms, one of which runs into the bay consist of two doubles and a good sized single. Please call us to arrange your viewing. We look forward to meeting you. EPC E

LOUNGE 10'2' x 14'10' (3.10m x 4.52m) Large sized room with stripped wooden floors throughout, Open fire place with electrical sockets and TV point. DINING ROOM 13'11' x 10'4' (4.24m x 3.15m) Dining room with stripped wooden floors and double glazed window with views into the rear garden. Power points and TV socket. KITCHEN 11'4' x 7'1' (3.45m x 2.16m) Fully fitted kitchen with white glossy doors and built in appliances. BEDROOM 1 (MASTER) 13'7' x 12'7' (4.14m x 3.84m) Master bedroom with fitted wardrobes and large bay window. Lots of power points and TV aerial has been installed. Very good sized room. BEDROOM 2 12'6' x 7'7' (3.81m x 2.31m) BEDROOM 3 9'8' x 6'1' (2.95m x 1.85m) BATHROOM NOT MESURED (NOT MESURED) MATCHING SUITE - White suite - BATH - WC - HANDBASIN - fully tiled and lino flooring. There is a separate down stairs cloak room as well as bathroom WC. New paragraph Ramsgate

Perhaps being so close to Europe helps infuse Ramsgate with a cosmopolitan vibe. Pavements cafes frame waterfront bars. A bustling harbour borders a yacht-packed marina. Awash with history and overflowing with continental charm, its a must-see historic port.

South-facing Ramsgate is proud of its status as England's only Royal Harbour. It also boasts its very own Meridian Line. Five minutes and 41 seconds ahead of GMT, you'll find it in the Maritime Museum, along with artefacts evoking the town's rich heritage of fishing, shipbuilding and shipwrecks.

Ramsgate's compelling past includes landings by Anglo-Saxons, Romans and Saints - it is also part of the historic Confederation of Cinque Ports. Fine architecture peppers the town. Look out for elegant Georgian terraces and impressive Regency villas - and visit The Grange, the first so-called 'modern' house. This Victorian Gothic confection was built by architect Augustus Pugin, who designed the interiors of the House of Parliament. Some of his and his sons' other works still dot the town - track them down on a self-guided tour. Don't miss St Augustines, next to The Grange; the 'ideal church' that Pugin built and designed. New paragraph In Ramsgate, the water is irresistible. Hop on a boat trip to spot seals on the Goodwin Sands, discover gorgeous beaches and bays, or view the Thanet Offshore Windfarm's 100 turbines. Back in town, get a nostalgia fix and flex your fingers on scores of vintage machines at the Pinball Parlour or bask in the warmth of the exquisitely restored, Georgian Italianate Greenhouse.

Superb walking hiking trails lead from the bustling port to the exhilarating cliffs; walk the coast path to Broadstairs, or head south on the epic Saxon Shore Way to bird- and wildlife-rich Pegwell Bay Country Park.

Ramsgate's acclaimed restaurants deserve a visit too. Age & Sons appeals with its cool cafe, smart cocktail bar and sleek restaurant serving modern British cuisine.

Each August Bank Holiday, the Summer Squall multi-arts festival serves up a feast of workshops, exhibitions, film, theatre and dance. While in July, Thanet at War brings the 1940s vividly to life.

And getting here is supremely simple too with high-speed train links to London. Ramsgate is perfectly placed for a cosmopolitan break. You may download, store and use the material for your own personal use and research. You may not republish, retransmit, redistribute or otherwise make the material available to any party or make the same available on any website, online service or bulletin board of your own or of any other party or make the same available in hard copy or in any other media without the website owner's express prior written consent. The website owner's copyright must remain on all reproductions of material taken from this website."