Room with a view: six homes for sale with wonderful outlooks

Room with a view: six homes for sale with wonderful outlooks

From the city to the country & coast, a property with a great view can be anywhere. They can also have a positive impact on the value of your home.

A great view can sell the lifestyle of a property just as much as the location, we always try to highlight them when we are preparing the marketing of a home. Despite the cooling of the 'race for space' created by the pandemic, rural properties are still proving popular for those looking for a slower pace of life. This charming grade II listed farmhouse in Wateringbury is a fantastic option, set in a plot of just over 8 acres it has stunning views from most rooms of the Kent countryside.

Red Hill Cottage, Wateringbury

The views from this double fronted detached house are equally stunning. Located in Challock, it has far reaching countryside views to the rear, and sits opposite Kings Wood, the 1500 acre ancient woodlands within the Kent Downs area of outstanding natural beauty, famous for its stunning flurry of bluebells in the spring.
Buck Street, Challock


The appeal of coastal areas has drawn buyers to its shores for a long time. Folkestone in particular is experiencing a huge surge in popularity with its High Speed Rail Link which operates services to London St Pancras in 58 minutes. Along with the regeneration of the area leading it to be selected by The Times as one of the best places to live in 2023. The views here can be exceptional, the balcony of this duplex apartment on The Leas has panoramic views of the English Channel. It is also a prime spot to watch the famous Folkestone Air Show.

Carlton Leas, Folkestone

Prices of waterside properties still command a growing premium, The Telegraph recently reported that average prices of waterside properties grew by 10% in 2022, compared to the national average of 8%. One thing is for sure when buying a property by the sea is that the view isn't going away any time soon. The configuration of a property can have a huge impact of the view, this sensational townhouse in Sandgate has a bedroom on the ground floor, with the view reserved for the living roo on the first floor. It makes sense as this is the space that you would spend the majority of your time. (skip to 46 seconds to see the view in the video)

Cliffe House, Sandgate


We always look out for Cathedral views when we are marketing a property in Canterbury, it sits so proudly in the skyline that it can be seen from over a mile away. It looks equally as impressive at night as it is illuminated by spot lights. This penthouse apartment has a prime view of the cathedral, with the bonus of the other side of the property overlooking Dane John Gardens.

Chantry Hall, Canterbury


Our partner office in Wells, Somerset frequently market exceptional properties with views to match. They have recently listed this immaculate six bedroom detached family home in East Harrington. The sitting room is striking. It is nearly 30 feet in length and has triple aspect windows which fill the room with natural light. From here, you can see Glastonbury Tor framed beautifully by the valley below.  

Frome Road, East Horrington


Do you have a property with wonderful views and are thinking of moving? Call us for a free, no obligation valuation.



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