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£ 1,100
Oxford St, Whitstable CT5, 1 bed flat to rent, £1,100 pcm | PrimeLocation
Queens Road CT5 Whitstable
· 1 Bedroom · Apartment
· Equipped kitchen
Queens Road CT5 Whitstable · 1 Bedroom · Apartment · Equipped kitchen
Property Reference. Recently undergone an extremely comprehensive redevelopment - Designed with a focus on creating an exceptional space for people to live - Housed within an historical building of local interest with restored period features - Finished to an impeccably high standard and with a meticulous specification - Stunning new fitted kitchen, appliances and solid surface worktop - Brand new fully tiled, contemporary bathroom - LED lighting, Heritage Brass electrical fittings - Luxury vinyl tile (lvt) flooring and wool-rich carpet - Intercom entry system - Excellent location close to high street Salt Elizabeth House is a collection of luxury one-bed apartments housed in a grand, historic Victorian building, set back from the road at the tail-end of Whitstable High Street. Elizabeth House was built in 1851 by local architect John Lee who also built the adjacent Western House (now The Royal British Legion). Inspired by the local salt marshes that once stretched from Whitstable to S
Property Reference. Recently undergone an extremely comprehensive redevelopment - Designed with a focus on creating an exceptional space for people to live - Housed within an historical building of local interest with restored period features - Finished to an impeccably high standard and with a meticulous specification - Stunning new fitted kitchen, appliances and solid surface worktop - Brand new fully tiled, contemporary bathroom - LED lighting, Heritage Brass electrical fittings - Luxury vinyl tile (lvt) flooring and wool-rich carpet - Intercom entry system - Excellent location close to high street Salt Elizabeth House is a collection of luxury one-bed apartments housed in a grand, historic Victorian building, set back from the road at the tail-end of Whitstable High Street. Elizabeth House was built in 1851 by local architect John Lee who also built the adjacent Western House (now The Royal British Legion). Inspired by the local salt marshes that once stretched from Whitstable to S
£ 1,100