The Rope Walk, Canterbury, CT1

This first floor apartment is situated overlooking the riverside development just a short stroll from the heart of Canterbury’s vibrant city centre, but couldn’t feel further from the hustle and bustle. With two large bedrooms, spacious, open-plan living area and kitchen, study area, full width balcony and secure underground parking.

Situated in the Rope Walk, which easily accessible by car and affords a pleasant walk to the High Street alongside the River, this stylish development has distinctive cedar-style cladding and glass fronted balconies.

With two sets of bi-fold doors, the balcony is almost entirely open to the spacious living area which also accommodates a dining table and contemporary, high specification kitchen. A study area is tucked away around the corner which provides space for a computer and filing that’s not immediately on-show.

There’s no shortage of windows here, and with a southerly aspect, it’s an uplifting and bright interior that feels quite unlike many apartments.

A laundry cupboard lies off the hallway which is ideal for hiding away the washing machine and dryer, whilst a second storage cupboard is great for all those other ‘bits and pieces’ that need a home and would otherwise make a minimalistic apartment look cluttered.

There are two double bedrooms, the master of which includes a large fitted wardrobe, Juliette balcony and en-suite shower room. A second bathroom serves the guest bedroom.

The property has a lovely balcony overlooking the river and also a courtyard terrace garden with plenty of room for a couple of sun loungers. The property also has its own designated parking space.

NOTE: The photographs were taken some time ago when the owner lived there, the property is currently let out and the tenants have given notice.

EPC: C

Council Tax Band: D

Residents parking bay 339

Lease is 999 Years
Meadfleet Ground Rent £196
KPM £2,241.12 services and gardening


The City of Canterbury itself offers a wide range of shopping facilities, restaurants and entertainment including the popular Marlowe Theatre. Two mainline stations serve the area with links to London, Ashford and the coastal ports of Dover and Folkestone as well as high-speed rail connections to St Pancras in under one hour.The Rope Walk is well placed to enjoy all that the City Centre of Canterbury offers. A short stroll leads to the High Street, with an abundance of amenities and restaurants as well as the popular Marlowe Theatre. There are plenty of sports facilities and schools within the locality. Canterbury West station is within walking distance, with the High-Speed link to St Pancras taking just under an hour. Canterbury East is nearby and serves the Coast, and London. There are excellent road networks, with the A2 which serves access to the Continent and the M2 onwards to London