From the cobbled streets of the Old Town, with some still standing 17th century flint buildings, a long sandy beach with cafes, curio shops and seafood stalls Margate is still a popular seaside resort.

Margate was the first seaside resort to have deck chairs in the late 1890's and donkey rides as early as 1790.
Many of the buildings in Margate's old Town date back to the georgian and victorian era. It is believed the Tudor house dates back as far as the early 1500'.

Parking in Margate town centre is within easy reach shops and pedestrian access, bus stops and the mainline station.
Within in easy reach from London Margate has for many years been a regular Sunday day out for many, although Dreamland has now closed there is still much to keep visitors amused.
As with most of Thanet's seaside resorts Margate is steeped in history and has grown over the years from a fishing village to the expanding community it is today.
With its compliment of amusement arcades and night clubs Margate is still one of the more popular resorts. which is reflected in its property prices.

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