88 Herne Bay Road
Herne Bay
Whitstable
Kent
CT5 2LX
Clovelly is situated within the prestigious Oxenden Square, an historic residential square renowned for its mature trees, open green space, and unique character. The square is protected by a historic covenant dating back to 1833, ensuring the central grounds remain free from development and preserved as an ornamental plantation of trees and shrubs for the benefit of residents. This long-standing protection helps maintain the attractive setting and distinctive environment that make Oxenden Square such a sought-after location.
Occupying a prominent position within the square, Clovelly is an attractive chalet-style home offering versatile accommodation.
The spacious lounge is a particular feature, enjoying two bay windows that flood the room with natural light, whilst high ceilings enhance the feeling of space. To the rear, the dining room overlooks the garden and benefits from double doors opening onto the patio. Currently used as a bedroom by the present occupiers, this flexible room can easily adapt to suit a variety of needs. A modern family bathroom completes the ground-floor accommodation.
The cottage-style kitchen features wooden worktops, a traditional butler sink, and ample storage, leading through to a useful utility area.
On the first floor are two bedrooms, one of which benefits from a small en-suite shower room.
Externally, the property enjoys gardens to both the front and rear, together with a garage and off-road parking. Combining character, flexibility, and a highly desirable setting, Clovelly presents a wonderful opportunity to acquire a home within one of the area's most distinctive locations.
The contribution is made payable to the Trustees who oversee the maintenance of the grounds within Oxenden Square
5.41m x 4.90m (17'9 x 16'1)
3.73m x 3.02m (12'3 x 9'11)
3.81m x 3.20m (12'6 x 10'6)
2.59m x 1.60m (8'6 x 5'3)
4.01m x 3.81m (13'2 x 12'6)
1.80m x 1.60m (5'11 x 5'3)
4.50m x 3.99m (14'9 x 13'1)
Please note: Floor plan measurements provided in our marketing materials may differ from those stated in the EPC (Energy Performance Certificate). While EPCs include all floor areas, including circulation and non-habitable spaces, our measurements reflect only the main living areas to give a clearer representation of usable space.
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The Statutory Declaration accompanying the Caution sets out that the Cautioner is interested in the land as "The Oxenden Square Residents Association have maintained the land for at least the past 40 years, erected posts at each end of the land at least 40 years ago and erected a "private square" sign at the boundary between the land and Western Avenue, Herne Bay about 15 years ago. The Cautioner may therefore be in a position to claim possessory title of the land, either on behalf of the Oxenden Square Residents ssociation or on behalf of the registered proprietors of Oxenden Square itself (Title Number K661237), but does not wish to do so at present."
(04.02.2015) A Deed dated 23 February 1833 made between (1) Sir Henry Oxenden and (2) J L Jones and others contains a covenant to keep the land clear of any building whatsoever and be for the use of the Square called or intended to be called Oxenden Square as an ornamental plantation of trees and shrubs, but the deed having been destroyed by enemy action, the only further particulars of this covenant that could be obtained on first registration are contained in a Memorandum dated 1938.
Although these particulars are thought to be materially correct their accuracy cannot be guaranteed and they do not form part of any contract.
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