Over hundreds of years Sandwich has evolved into the busy town it is today. The pretty listed buildings that line the streets have also been part of this change; with classic frontages hiding stunning interiors and yet still meeting the needs for modern living.

Newgate House on New Street is a prime example of this with all the original features retained and yet the interior design giving the property a light modern touch.
Newgate House started life as two properties, one a two storey and one a three storey house, in the early 19th century.

When you enter from the street there is a kitchen/diner off the hallway. Revealed original wood stud work separates the cooking area from the breakfast bar and a door leads out to the patio garden where you can enjoy a leisurely glass of something in the afternoon sun. There is also a rear entrance for bikes and bins etc. The kitchen is fully equipped with induction hob, fridge freezer, dishwasher and microwave amongst other things.

Also off the hall is the downstairs sitting room. 2 big comfy sofas, Sky TV and an open fire to snuggle down in front of during those winter evenings.

Before going up the stairs you will notice a cleverly utilised study area behind, with antique writing desk and lighting. The perfect place to start that book you always wanted to write!

Upstairs the master bedroom has a king sized 4 poster bed, built in cupboards and again some beautiful antique furniture. On this floor there is a second sitting room with TV, games cupboard and a pull out double sofa bed (there is an extra charge of £30 for this). A cupboard on the landing houses the washing machine and there is a large bathroom with shower and separate roll top bath.

Up the stairs to the second floor are the other two bedrooms one with a king size and one with a double bed.

Newgate House is a property which has been renovated lovingly by the owners to be lived in and enjoyed.