15 Archery Square is a handsome and distinctive property facing the leafy tennis and croquet courts of Archery Square. Its statuesque façade features decorative brickwork, a castellated bay window and matching porch top and a high-pitched gable. The building is currently divided into three self-contained apartments and, with the requisite permissions and very little structural change to the integrity of the building, would provide a wonderful family home.

Overlooking the privately owned Archery Square, which is home to the Walmer Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, the house has a “green” protected view.

Two of the flats are contained in the main part of the building, with the original staircase still intact. The third flat occupies the lower ground floor and this level could be retained as a self-contained unit or incorporated into the main body of the building, as desired subject to any necessary consents.

Outside

A low brick wall fronts the roadway, with a gravelled garden providing an area to display, potted plants; steps rise to the main entrance.

The rear garden has three separate zones, with a paved terraced garden adjoining the basement flat being enclosed by fencing to provide a secluded south-west facing outdoor space. A side path with planted border leads to a lawned area, with decorative fencing creating a division to a further garden space which features circular paving with gravel garden surround.

On-street parking is available on the road outside; there is also access to a parking space at the rear of the property.

Situation

The desirable residential setting of Archery Square enjoys a location which is equi-distant between two coastal Kent towns. Walmer is home to an historic castle with stunning gardens and shares many amenities with neighbouring Deal, a traditional seaside setting with a selection of independent shops, cafés, public houses and restaurants, together with a stretch of pebble beach extending to Sandwich Bay in one direction and Kingsdown Cliffs in the other. Sandwich, Dover and Canterbury are all easily accessible and provide a comprehensive range of services.

The area offers plentiful outdoor pursuits with coastal walks, fishing, sailing and a golf course, with Sandwich offering two world-class golf courses.

Stations in Walmer and Deal provide direct High Speed train services to London St Pancras and Ashford International, with local connections to Charing Cross, Margate, Ramsgate, Sandwich and Canterbury. Independent schooling in the vicinity includes Northbourne Park School and Dover College.

Directions

From Canterbury: Follow the A2 towards Dover. At Duke of York’s Roundabout take the first exit onto Deal Road (A258). Stay on this road passing through the village of Ringwould and continuing into Walmer. Turn right into Archery Square - almost immediately opposite Walmer Nursery - and No 15 will be found on the right-hand side.