FCH46946,Camber

FCH46946

Tucked behind the sand dunes this stunning seaside home is just minutes from the vast expanse of soft golden sand at Camber. Once you have finished exploring the dunes and beach and have discovered the selection of water sports available head to medieval Rye for an afternoon s exploring. There you will find cobbled streets lined with independent shops selling antiques freshly caught seafood and delicious coffee. On the ground floor the L-shaped open-plan kitchen dining and lounge is the hub of the home. This is a fresh and airy space decorated with vintage posters nautical objects and retro furniture. In the kitchen you will find a double oven plus grill dishwasher fridge/freezer microwave Nespresso machine and farmhouse style dresser filled with crockery. Once you ve finished preparing your meals dine at the painted table that sits in sunlight next to French windows. Two large pendant lights hang from above creating an atmospheric light at night perfect for entertaining followed by board games from the cupboard. The lounge beyond features a vintage storage trunk coffee table a vintage leather armchair and large south-facing window. A separate snug room houses a large Smart TV comfortable L-shaped sofa and wooden feature wall perfect for children and teenagers. There is a king-size bedroom on this floor which has access to the downstairs shower room with metro tiles and the separate WC that boasts a quirky galvanised metal trough sink that s perfect for rinsing wetsuits. Upstairs there are two bedrooms with one king-size bed and one super-king-size bed that both have king-sized zip-and-link mattresses to form twin beds if necessary. Each room has been beautifully decorated with tongue and groove panelling. There is a large bathroom with free-standing bath plus a separate shower room with large walk-in shower each featuring metro tiles and vintage high tank toilets. French windows open out to an enclosed sandy garden at the rear of the property where there is a large picnic bench at which to enjoy the charcoal BBQ. A suspended fire bowl will allow you to sit outside for longer during the summer while the surrounding shell-covered walls created by Edwin Sutton in the 1950s hark back to this property s era.