Cottage with terrace & garden | Beach view

6 Gloster Terrace is a beautiful, four-storey, Victorian end-terrace house on the seafront in Sandgate, Kent. With four bedrooms sleeping up to seven guests, this lovely property has spacious living areas with sea views, and is close to amenities, ideal for families hoping to explore Kent's historic coast and Kent Downs. Inside, you'll find much of the property's original character with contemporary features throughout. The kitchen/diner is a light and airy space with a large window framing the sea, a pine table for seven to dine together, whilst the kitchen is well equipped for home cooking with a large range cooker, fridge/freezer, and dishwasher. Outside, you'll find a small, enclosed courtyard to step outside for some fresh air. Completing the ground floor is a utility equipped with a washing machine, along with a wet room, ideal for freshening up after busy beach days. When it's time to relax, head upstairs to find a spacious sitting room with cushioned seats, a TV, and open fire, perfect for spending quality time with loved ones. The space benefits from a large window overlooking the Sandgate Esplanade, as well as a generous selection of books and a piano for musical guests to entertain. There are four bedrooms across three floors, each furnished with storage space and suitable for a variety of groups. The first floor hosts a double bedroom and a cloakroom, the second has a master double with sea views, a twin, cloakroom, and the family bathroom, and the third floor has a single room with a Velux window and TV. Based in the heart of Sandgate, you'll have plenty to do on your doorstep with The Earl of Clarendon pub, Inn Doors Micropub, and Chameleon Cafe all within easy reach for dining out, while you can stock up on essentials at the local convenience store. Sandgate Beach is right on your doorstep, and the bustling town of Folkestone just a stone's throw away where you can swim and sunbathe along Folkestone Beach, book an evening performance at Leas Cliff Hall, and find coastal walks at Folkestone East Cliff and Warren Country Park. Hythe is also close by with more shops to choose from, eateries such as The Lazy Lobster and Park Road Fish Bar, and another pebble beach for sunset strolls. For more outdoor adventures, head to Capel-le-Ferne and ramble the spectacular cliffs, whilst Kent Downs offers hiking, cycling, horse riding, and plenty of wildlife amid scenic hills and valleys. Further afield lies the coastal town of Dover with its iconic white cliffs, guided tours of the 19th-century South Foreland Lighthouse, and the medieval ruins of Dover Castle. For the best of Kent's coast and country, gather your loved ones for an unforgettable staycation at 6 Gloster Terrace.Sandgate is between Folkestone and Hythe. In the 1970s, the castle was bought, repaired, and turned into a private residence. The high street has quaint shops, tea houses, and a micropub, making it ideal for a relaxed trip. Watersports are also available for those searching for something more active. What's better than a day at the beach with a picnic, viewing the ever-changing seascape, or beachcombing for treasure? Buy fresh fish at Folkestone's harbour and BBQ on the beach as the sun sets, or eat at one of the restaurants overlooking the Channel. Taking the ferry or rail will get you to a French restaurant or café in less than an hour. On the way home, get wine and cheese to end the day. Sandgate, Kent's hidden beauty.