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Broadstairs - Apartamentos y condominios se vende

584.857 EUR

Apartamentos y Condominios (En venta)

1 hab
2 dorm
1 baños
Referencia: EDEN-T95950561 / 95950561
This apartment has been in our family for about 35 years and was previously owned by the renowned British golfer, Nick Faldo. It has been a special privilege to live in such a unique environment with superb views and a delightful community. It is very quiet and secure so can either be a charming permanent home or an unusual weekend and holiday retreat. Although each of the 32 apartments are privately owned all the residents ‘own’ the overall property through Commonhold and are all directors of the holding company, Kingsgate Castle Residents Limited. You can get to the quiet Kingsgate beach in a minute or two and it is not far to the Captain Digby if you want to enjoy an evening out without having to drive. For surfing enthusiasts the nearby Joss Bay is ideal and golfing aficionados can stroll round to the North Foreland Golf Club. Broadstairs is delightful Victorian seaside town with a mainline station where the fast train can whisk you to London in under an hour and a half. There are a wide variety of individual shops, bars and very good restaurants as well as annual events such as Folk Week, the Dickens Festival and the Food Fair. Another advantage of Broadstairs is that it has some very good private and grammar schools, while for a bit of retail therapy there is the nearby Westwood Cross shopping centre as well as a casino and the Vue cinema complex.   HISTORICAL NOTE: Kingsgate Castle was originally built in the 1760s for the Whig politician Lord Holland as the stable block and staff quarters for his nearby estate and ‘holiday home’ Holland House. He bequeathed the estate, including Kingsgate Castle, to his favourite son, Charles James Fox, who was also a Whig MP for about 38 years and became Britain’s first Foreign Secretary. Although best known as a boon companion of the Prince Regent and a notorious womaniser and gambler who had to sell the estate to pay his gambling debts, Charles Fox was also an anti-slave campaigner and a leading parliamentary advocate for individual liberty and religious tolerance. The estate, including the castle, was later owned by Sir John Lubbock, 1st Baron Avebury who brought in the Bank Holiday Act, and on his death it was bought by Lord Northcliffe owner of the Daily Mail, who transformed part of it into the North Foreland Golf course. In the 1920s Kingsgate Castle became a fashionable hotel with many illustrious visitors including British luminaries of the time such as John Mills, Peggy Ashcroft and Constance Cummings but it was eventually converted into unique and luxurious apartments. Kingsgate Bay was originally called St Bartholomew’s Bay but Charles II landed there in 1683 with his brother, the then Duke of York, and ordered the name to be changed. Later it was also where the Prince Regent (George IV) sometimes disembarked when visiting his friend Charles Fox.
Features:
- Parking
- Garden
Ver más Ver menos This apartment has been in our family for about 35 years and was previously owned by the renowned British golfer, Nick Faldo. It has been a special privilege to live in such a unique environment with superb views and a delightful community. It is very quiet and secure so can either be a charming permanent home or an unusual weekend and holiday retreat. Although each of the 32 apartments are privately owned all the residents ‘own’ the overall property through Commonhold and are all directors of the holding company, Kingsgate Castle Residents Limited. You can get to the quiet Kingsgate beach in a minute or two and it is not far to the Captain Digby if you want to enjoy an evening out without having to drive. For surfing enthusiasts the nearby Joss Bay is ideal and golfing aficionados can stroll round to the North Foreland Golf Club. Broadstairs is delightful Victorian seaside town with a mainline station where the fast train can whisk you to London in under an hour and a half. There are a wide variety of individual shops, bars and very good restaurants as well as annual events such as Folk Week, the Dickens Festival and the Food Fair. Another advantage of Broadstairs is that it has some very good private and grammar schools, while for a bit of retail therapy there is the nearby Westwood Cross shopping centre as well as a casino and the Vue cinema complex.   HISTORICAL NOTE: Kingsgate Castle was originally built in the 1760s for the Whig politician Lord Holland as the stable block and staff quarters for his nearby estate and ‘holiday home’ Holland House. He bequeathed the estate, including Kingsgate Castle, to his favourite son, Charles James Fox, who was also a Whig MP for about 38 years and became Britain’s first Foreign Secretary. Although best known as a boon companion of the Prince Regent and a notorious womaniser and gambler who had to sell the estate to pay his gambling debts, Charles Fox was also an anti-slave campaigner and a leading parliamentary advocate for individual liberty and religious tolerance. The estate, including the castle, was later owned by Sir John Lubbock, 1st Baron Avebury who brought in the Bank Holiday Act, and on his death it was bought by Lord Northcliffe owner of the Daily Mail, who transformed part of it into the North Foreland Golf course. In the 1920s Kingsgate Castle became a fashionable hotel with many illustrious visitors including British luminaries of the time such as John Mills, Peggy Ashcroft and Constance Cummings but it was eventually converted into unique and luxurious apartments. Kingsgate Bay was originally called St Bartholomew’s Bay but Charles II landed there in 1683 with his brother, the then Duke of York, and ordered the name to be changed. Later it was also where the Prince Regent (George IV) sometimes disembarked when visiting his friend Charles Fox.
Features:
- Parking
- Garden
Cet appartement appartient à notre famille depuis environ 35 ans et appartenait auparavant au célèbre golfeur britannique, Nick Faldo. Ce fut un privilège spécial de vivre dans un environnement aussi unique avec de superbes vues et une communauté charmante. Il est très calme et sécurisé, donc peut être une charmante maison permanente ou un week-end inhabituel et une retraite de vacances. Bien que chacun des 32 appartements soit une propriété privée, tous les résidents « possèdent » l’ensemble de la propriété par l’intermédiaire de Commonhold et sont tous administrateurs de la société de portefeuille, Kingsgate Castle Residents Limited. Vous pouvez vous rendre à la plage tranquille de Kingsgate en une minute ou deux et ce n’est pas loin du Captain Digby si vous voulez profiter d’une soirée sans avoir à conduire. Pour les amateurs de surf, la proximité de Joss Bay est idéale et les amateurs de golf peuvent se promener jusqu’au North Foreland Golf Club. Broadstairs est une charmante ville balnéaire victorienne avec une gare principale où le train rapide peut vous emmener à Londres en moins d’une heure et demie. Il y a une grande variété de magasins individuels, de bars et de très bons restaurants ainsi que des événements annuels tels que la semaine folklorique, le festival Dickens et la foire alimentaire. Un autre avantage de Broadstairs est qu’il a de très bonnes écoles privées et secondaires, tandis que pour un peu de thérapie de détail, il y a le centre commercial Westwood Cross à proximité ainsi qu’un casino et le complexe cinématographique Vue.   NOTE HISTORIQUE : Le château de Kingsgate a été construit dans les années 1760 pour le politicien whig Lord Holland en tant que bloc d’écurie et quartiers du personnel pour son domaine voisin et sa « maison de vacances » Holland House. Il a légué le domaine, y compris le château de Kingsgate, à son fils préféré, Charles James Fox, qui a également été député whig pendant environ 38 ans et est devenu le premier ministre des Affaires étrangères de Grande-Bretagne. Bien que mieux connu comme un compagnon d’aubaine du prince régent et un coureur de jupons et joueur notoire qui a dû vendre le domaine pour payer ses dettes de jeu, Charles Fox était également un militant anti-esclavagiste et un défenseur parlementaire de premier plan pour la liberté individuelle et la tolérance religieuse. Le domaine, y compris le château, a ensuite appartenu à Sir John Lubbock, 1er baron Avebury qui a introduit le Bank Holiday Act, et à sa mort, il a été acheté par Lord Northcliffe propriétaire du Daily Mail, qui en a transformé une partie en North Foreland Golf course. Dans les années 1920, Kingsgate Castle est devenu un hôtel à la mode avec de nombreux visiteurs illustres, y compris des sommités britanniques de l’époque telles que John Mills, Peggy Ashcroft et Constance Cummings, mais il a finalement été converti en appartements uniques et luxueux. Kingsgate Bay s’appelait à l’origine St Bartholomew’s Bay, mais Charles II y débarqua en 1683 avec son frère, alors duc d’York, et ordonna que le nom soit changé. Plus tard, c’est aussi là que le prince régent (George IV) débarquait parfois lorsqu’il rendait visite à son ami Charles Fox.
Features:
- Parking
- Garden
Referencia: EDEN-T95950561
País: GB
Ciudad: Broadstairs
Código postal: CT10 3PH
Categoría: Residencial
Tipo de anuncio: En venta
Tipo de inmeuble: Apartamentos y Condominios
Habitaciones: 1
Dormitorios: 2
Cuartos de baño: 1
Aparcamiento(s): 1

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