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Thursday 25 August 2011 7:04 pm  |  Updated:  Friday 31 May 2019 1:30 am

CANTERBURY, KENT

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STOURMOUTH
Price: £1.1m
On 2.2 acres of land, this country home has recently been restored. A long gravel driveway leads you up to this seven bedroomed house. This huge property has a farmhouse kitchen, cellar and wine vault.
Contact: Strutt & Parker on Canterbury 01227 451 123 or go to www.struttandparker.com

OLD RECTORY
Price: £795,000
The Old Rectory lies within Canterbury’s historic city walls. The property is a charming and fully refurbished Grade II listed Georgian town house. There are three reception rooms, four bedrooms and a spacious cellar.
Contact: Cluttons New Homes on 01622 607 406 or go to www.cluttons.com

CANTERBURY ROAD SOUTH
Price: £645,000
Recently refurbished with large south facing garden, this semi-detached, four-bedroom Edwardian family home is half a mile from the city centre. The house retains some of its original Edwardian features.
Contact: Jackson-Stops & Staff Canterbury on 01227 781600 or go to www.jackson-stops.co.uk

PARK CRESCENT
Price: £699,000
This five-bedroom, four-storey town house has high ceilings and large timber framed sash windows. The house enjoys views if England’s most famous cathedral and the River Stour. The property is being sold with its original coach house and a twin garage.
Contact: Berkeley on 01227 477100 or go to www.kingsbrookpark.co.uk

NEED TO KNOW | AREA INSIGHT

Commuting: Canterbury benefits from a high speed rail connection running from Canterbury West Station to London St. Pancras Station in just 57 minutes.

Education: One of the last few counties still operating a grammar system, Canterbury is famed for its excellent state schools. Its girls’ and boys’ grammar schools are ranked among the best in the country.

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