3 bed terraced house

York House is a period property dating from the 18th century situated in Deal's Conservation Area. The house features original details such as Dutch gables, panelling, a wig cupboard, bell back fireplaces, and a Georgian marble mantlepiece. The property has a varied history, having been previously a beer house and a restaurant. It now offers well-proportioned and versatile accommodation over four floors, with a sitting room to the front and a family room to the rear. The ground floor also includes a utility area and shower room, while the lower ground floor features a dining room and kitchen with new flooring, quartz worktops, and a butler sink. The first floor has a light, double-aspect bathroom and two double bedrooms, one with a large cupboard. The second floor contains a further large double-aspect bedroom with a hand basin. A subjacent studio with concrete floor and light and power connected is situated in the west-facing garden, which has been attractively landscaped with a flagstone patio, flowerbeds, and a small pond.