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An exceptional opportunity to acquire a remarkable mid-Victorian end of terrace residence in Ramsgate, set over four floors together with a self-contained two-bedroom basement apartment. Designed by the architect Edward Welby Pugin, son of Augustus Welby Pugin, who contributed to the interior design of the House of Lords and the House of Commons, this distinguished home showcases the finest elements of Italian Gothic-style and offers captivating sea views.

The property features a striking single cobbled chimney, bay windows and intricately detailed balustraded parapets. A continuous first floor balcony spans the entire front façade, adorned with distinctive Gothic railings. Enhancing the building's historic charm, a small round turret-like oriel graces the outer corner of the pavilion at first-floor level.

Internally, the home boasts a wealth of period features including sash windows, half-glazed doors, stained glass detailing to the front entrance, deep skirting boards, soaring ceilings with exquisite coving, picture rails, dado rails, panelled walls with original Anaglypta, ceiling roses, and beautifully preserved Victorian fireplaces.

Offering flexible accommodation, the main house comprises a handsome entrance hall with stairs to the first floor, two/three elegant reception rooms, including the light and airy sitting room on the first floor with glorious views, well equipped kitchen with sea views, fitted units, double oven, induction hob, and dishwasher, laundry room, five/six bedrooms and three bathrooms. At garden level, the charming courtyard enjoys sea views and provides a tranquil outdoor retreat.

The lower ground floor presents a separate two bedroom apartment, ideal for guests, multi-generational living, or potential rental income.

A rare blend of architectural heritage and seaside living, this iconic residence is a true gem of the Kent coast.

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