The city of Canterbury in Kent is home to an enviable mix of countryside, urban landscapes and seaside vistas. Boasting a fascinating history, the city is bursting full of architectural gems, notable buildings and a rich heritage. Situated in the affluent South-East and within an easily commutable distance to London, the city is popular with families and professionals alike.

With a high speed rail link to London St Pancras via Ashford International recently commencing work, Canterbury will be just an hour away from the capital, negating the need to travel on via the M25 orbital when commuting to work.
The city is famed for its cultural offerings, with the Marlowe Theatre drawing visitors from across the county. In addition, plays are frequently performed at the Cathedral and St Augustine's Abbey, the former being a UNESCO World Heritage Site. As well as culture, education is a pivotal part of Canterbury. With two universities, almost a quarter of the city's population are of student age, making it a youthful and vibrant place to live.

Close to the city are the delightful seaside towns of Whitstable and Herne Bay, ideal for those who desire a sea vista a stone's throw away from the bustling streets and amenities of Canterbury. With lovely beaches, candyfloss and bright beach huts, both towns boast a variety of summer festivals - perfect for families or those that enjoy local community culture.

Canterbury offers architecture spanning over 700 years, giving the city a multi-faceted aesthetic. For those that prefer something a little more modern. The city offers a variety of new homes Canterbury, as such a popular place to inhabit, has had to not only revamp its existing housing stock, but build sustainable, modern homes for disconcerting house buyers. With homes spanning from flats to townhouses and large detached properties, Canterbury is well-suited to home-owners who want to invest in an exclusive city with excellent transport and business links.