Built around 30 years ago, this four-bedroomed modernist-style property in Chislehurst, Kent is still a very distinctive design.
Tag: Kent
For sale: 1960s five-bedroomed Scan House in Radnor Cliff, Sandgate, Kent
Tucked away just outside Folkestone, you'll find a real 1960s period piece. And what's more, Scan House in Radnor Cliff, Sandgate, Kent is on the market right now.
Retro Rooms: Zoe Worsley in Beckenham, Kent
We've not done one of these for a long time, perhaps because we stopped asking you to send in your Retro Rooms. Do feel free to send us snaps if your retro-inspired rooms or houses (and some details about them), just like Zoe Worsley in Beckenham.
For sale: Five-bedroomed 1930s art deco property in Bexleyheath, Kent
If you like your art deco mixed with a touch of modern, you might be the ideal customer for this five-bedroomed 1930s art deco property in Bexleyheath, Kent.
Designed by an unnamed Indian architect in the 1930s, the house has undergone extensive modernisation in the last couple of years, although it has been kind to the original design. Expect porcelain flooring, oak doors, high quality bathroom fittings, LED lighting and a very modern kitchen, but with the shape very much respected and neat touches like vintage radiators installed, it’s still an art deco home at its heart.
For sale: 1950s Erno Goldfinger-designed Wellesley House property in Broadstairs, Kent
We usually feature huge art deco, midcentury or modernist architectural masterpieces on these pages, great to look at, but pretty much always unaffordable to all of us. Well, here is a semi-detached house that's firmly in the 'affordable' bracket for more of us – but it's also an Erno Goldfinger-designed Wellesley House property in Broadstairs, Kent.
In truth, the designer and the history of the house are actually more interesting than the property, but just think…you can tell the world your home was designed by a modernist legend. How cool would that be?
For sale: 1930s Robert Messenger & Son-designed art deco house in Birchington, Kent
Art deco house by the seaside? We have one right here, this quirky Robert Messenger & Son-designed four-bedroom art deco house in Birchington, Kent.
It was built in 1938 for the retired sea captain G McCausland Hoey and is described as 'Streamline Moderne' in style, rather than typical art deco. Think of it as adding an ocean liner twist – perfect for a retired captain.
