A Pleasantly Spacious Period Townhouse in the Heart of Canterbury.

Nestled in the vibrant heart of Canterbury's historic city centre, just moments from the bustling High Street, this deceptively spacious four-storey townhouse is brimming with period charm and character.

Steps lead up to the front door, opening into a lovely sitting and dining area, complete with a wood-burning stove, exposed brick chimney breast and characterful beams. This space flows into a delightful, light-filled kitchen with a generous range of cupboards and space for appliances. A door leads out to the rear garden, providing a lovely connection between indoor and outdoor living.

From the dining area, stairs lead down to a versatile basement room. With power, a window to the front and recently installed flooring, it makes an ideal utility area, home office, or occasional space.

On the first floor, the landing leads to a charming second bedroom at the front of the house, featuring period wall panelling, an ornamental fireplace, and an exposed chimney breast. A shower room completes this floor.

The second floor boasts a stunning main bedroom with exposed beams, chimney breast and wonderful Cathedral views to the front.

Outside, the rear garden measures approximately 27' x 13' and is beautifully paved with raised flower borders. Enclosed by fencing, it provides a peaceful oasis just steps away from the lively city centre.

Beer Cart Lane is a desirable and historic street in central Canterbury, lined with period properties and just a short level walk from the High Street and Whitefriars Shopping Centre. Local amenities are within easy reach with M&S, Sainsbury's Local and Tesco Metro all nearby. Cultural highlights such as the Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury Cathedral and a diverse array of restaurants, bars, and cafs are all nearby.

The beautifully maintained Westgate and Dane John Gardens offer a beautiful outside space just a short stroll away. For commuters, Canterbury East and West railway stations are close by, offering direct services to London and onward to Kent's scenic coast.