The Sovereign public house, located in Victoria Street, has a long history. It began as a Georgian dwelling house before becoming a beer-house in 1835. The property was named after the British currency unit of the time. The pub later closed and was converted into two dwellings in 2003, with the one in your description being a spacious three-bedroom, two-bathroom fisherman's cottage. The cottage retains some of its historical character, including an original etched public house window. It is situated in the heart of Whitstable's conservation area and is just a short walk from the town's shops. The ground floor of this historic cottage has been fully renovated. It features a modern, well-equipped kitchen and a large living and dining area. The ground floor also has a convenient rear bathroom with a toilet, basin, and a bath with an overhead shower. From the kitchen, you can step out into a sunny garden, which is perfect for enjoying a quiet morning coffee. The first floor offers a cosy single bedroom, a light and airy king-size bedroom, and a bathroom with a toilet, basin, and walk-in shower. On the second floor, there is a spacious double bedroom. This family home offers the convenience of rear parking for 1 car. Please note: There is a slight step as you come out of the 1st floor bathroom and down the stairs. There is also a step up and down leading in and out of the 1st floor double bedroom. The loft room is accessed via a steep original staircase and so we do not recommend for young children or people with mobility issues.

The end terraced cottage is situated in a quiet residential area, extremely close to Harbour street, with lots of boutique shops and a vast variety of restaurants to suit all tastes. The beachfront and historic working harbour is within walking distance, perfect for a boat trip.