THE LEGAL BIT

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BRICKWORKS SAYS

This home is a prime example of modern house building, created by architect-owners who wanted to design a low-impact home that doesn't compromise on looks. From the outside, it sits harmoniously with the neighbouring Victorian properties, but inside, it feels pristinely modern. The living area opens through double doors, revealing two light-filled reception areas that flow to the flawlessly designed kitchen, culminating in a box extension with Heritage frame French doors that beckon you to the freshly landscaped garden.

The upstairs, accessed via an open-tread staircase with an endless French-polished handrail, is equally chic. The are five bedrooms in total; three on the first floor and two on the second. All of them decorated in neutral tones, with plush carpet underfoot, while the bathrooms, one on each floor, are a triumph and would look right at home in a boutique hotel. The owners have taken great care to create a high-end finish built to last, with Mandarin Stone tiles, Crosswater fittings, and Kaldewei steel baths. All done with a future-proofed energy rating thanks to a modern heat pump that provides year-round, low-cost heating and hot water.

Ramsgate is a seaside town that has retained much of its Georgian and Regency architectural charm. Like neighbouring Margate, it continues to evolve as part of the creative-focused rejuvenation of the Kent coast. There's still a healthy dose of salt-of-the-earth boozers and fish and chip shops, but they now sit happily alongside bustling brunch spots, independent wine bars and vintage stores. The town is famed for its views across the Royal Harbour, and while the promenade and sandy beaches have a timeless pull, there is so much more to Ramsgate waiting to be discovered.

THE OWNERS SAY

Number 9 was built to flow like a modern home with the rich quality of a Victorian terrace.

It offers a low-maintenance and low-energy home in a mature and settled neighbourhood, where a mix of local and incoming families, professionals and creatives provide a homely community.

POINTS TO CONSIDER

Energy Performance Certificate (EPC):
Current Energy Rating B
Potential Energy Rating B

Council Tax:
Estimated to be Band E (not listed yet) in the district of Thanet
£2,952 in 2025/26

Utilities:
Monthly costs are approx:
Electricity £95
Gas N/A
Water £25
These figures naturally change seasonally

Recent work:
The house has been recently completed. It comes with a 10-year builder's guarantee.

Getting around:
Ramsgate Train Station is 0.5 miles away on foot. Trains to London St Pancras take 1hr 17min.

Thanet has an excellent bus network connecting Ramsgate, Margate, Broadstairs, and surrounding villages. Stagecoach operates most routes and provides a ‘Dayrider' ticket for unlimited hop-on/hop-off access all day. The Loop runs between Margate, Broadstairs, and Ramsgate every 8-10 minutes, seven days a week.

Onward plans:
The house is being sold chain-free.