This magnificent Grade II listed house sits on Hawley Square, a wonderful collection of period houses and historic buildings in the centre of Margate, the quintessential British seaside town. Dating back to the late 1700s…

This magnificent Grade II listed house sits on Hawley Square, a wonderful collection of period houses and historic buildings in the centre of Margate, the quintessential British seaside town. Dating back to the late 1700s the house extends to over 2800 sq ft of accommodation arranged over five floors. It has seen a number of different uses over its history and is currently the home of the PRAH Foundation. These layers of time can be seen in the stripped back floorboards, woodwork and walls throughout the house, producing an evocative marbling effect. Idiosyncratic artworks and installations collected by the current owner, with some left by visiting artists, add to the mix of aesthetics making this a home that really appeals to the senses. Well located within easy walking distance of Margate station, proving convenient connectivity to London, and just a short stroll to the sea.