1 Bed Flat, Castle Hill Avenue [], CT20

Folkestone is being touted as the new Brighton. As the beach development progresses, more retailers and eateries are setting up in the town, in particularly on the old harbour, including the Harbour Arm, where you'll find food pop-ups; there's even a Champagne bar in the lighthouse. The Goods Yard has become a shipping container food hub and F51, the world's first multi-storey skate park, opened last year.

Castle Hill Avenue is handsome tree-lined road linking the West End to the train station. The block we manage is in the West End.

We have a one-bedroom flat coming available from July 15. The photos for the listing reflect the nature of the flat.


The flat we are letting out is only 5 mins walk to The Leas. Ten minutes on foot is the train station with twice hourly connections to London (55 mins) and Ashford respectively (12 mins) on the High Speed 1 service.  The flat is just across the road from Tesco Metro and a few minutes to the larger Sainsbury's.

The bathroom is tiled and has a shower over the bath. The bedroom and living room are carpeted.

If you are looking for a lovely flat in a well managed, clean and quiet block in Folkestone's West End then please get in touch. We are looking for employed non-smokers with good references. The flat is available now.

Deposit is 5 weeks rent and is kept with the Deposit Protection Scheme.

Property would best suit full-time professional individual or couple.

Folkestone in Kent offers several appealing aspects that might make it an attractive place to live. Here are a few reasons:

1. Coastal Location: Folkestone sits on the beautiful southeast coast of England, offering stunning views of the English Channel and access to lovely beaches. Living by the sea can be refreshing and provide opportunities for recreational activities.

2. Natural Beauty: Kent, known as the "Garden of England," boasts picturesque landscapes and charming countryside. Folkestone is surrounded by the scenic Kent Downs, offering opportunities for hiking, cycling, and enjoying the outdoors.

3. Transport Connections: Folkestone is well-connected to other parts of the country and Europe. The Channel Tunnel connects the town to France, making it a convenient gateway for travel to continental Europe. Additionally, Folkestone has good rail links to London, allowing for easy commuting or day trips to the capital.

4. Cultural Heritage: Folkestone has a rich history and retains much of its Victorian charm. The Creative Quarter in the town center is home to a vibrant arts scene, with galleries, independent shops, and creative businesses. The annual Folkestone Triennial, a renowned contemporary art event, also adds to the town's cultural appeal.

5. Affordable Housing: Compared to some other areas in the southeast, Folkestone offers relatively affordable housing options. This can make it an attractive choice for those seeking a more affordable cost of living while still enjoying the benefits of a coastal location.