Looking to buy in Deal, One of England's prettiest seaside destinations...
Deal is fast becoming one of the country's most popular seaside spots with its cool cultural vibe and thriving music and food scenes, plus its excellent road and rail connections to the capital and proximity to the port at Dover. This gorgeous town is easy to get to but a world away - life here comes with a healthy dose of sea air and a nod to a subversive free-trade past.
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The town's promenade overlooks a gently sloping pebbly beach that offers scenic views of the English Channel and out towards the Goodwin Sands. Deal Pier (the town’s third) is home to a popular restaurant and a great place to stroll and sit to take in views of the seascape and the historic buildings lining the shore, a scene that has remained unchanged for hundreds of years.
Don't miss Deal Castle. Built by the order of King Henry VIII as part of a chain of coastal defences in the 1500s, it’s one of the finest Tudor artillery castles in England. Keep an ear out for some interesting Deal Castle facts during your visit! The fascinating maritime history of Deal - a former smuggling haunt - is a joy to uncover: visit the Timeball Tower and Deal Museum to discover the town's incredible past since the arrival of Julius Caesar, who first set foot in England on the beach nearby.
In town, quaint fishermen’s cottages rub shoulders with well-preserved Georgian town houses. The architectural and historic importance of the Middle Street Deal Conservation Area has long been recognised - it was the first Conservation Area in Kent to be designated in 1968 and since that time the boundary has been extended three times. Its distinctive character is typified by the mainly Georgian terraced houses clustered around Middle Street, changing as you move towards Deal Castle to grander Victorian villas.