There's bucket loads of character at this historic home in Deal's pretty Middle Street Conservation Area. Set along a row of pastel-coloured terraced houses, this unique space was once an Ale House, and thanks to its Grade II-listed status, it has maintained plenty of its original features including exposed brick chimney breasts, beamed ceilings and a charming façade with gold leaf signage. Inside, a quirky layout awaits with two separate buildings connected by a central courtyard and a Moroccan-tiled hallway, with two bedrooms in the main house and the living area and a further bedroom in the mezzanine building. It’s a brilliant home for families as the kids will love the multiple levels, the playful attic bedroom and the comfy sofas to curl up on for movie nights. Georgian features mixed with colourful vintage details make it a cheery space to come home to after fun at the beach or days exploring the coast (a five-minute stroll away), and when you’re not out tasting the fresh fish and seafood on offer at one of the nearby restaurants, the cottage-style kitchen and dining room are great for gathering around for meals at the old oak table. There’s also space for getting some work done at the kitchen bar overlooking the courtyard or in the courtyard itself, and if you’re in the mood for a change of scenery, you’ll be just a short walk from the town's great local pubs, shops and cafes. Home truths: *The second bedroom is found on the mezzanine floor and is an open space, so it may be a little noisy when people wake up *There is a single room which is currently unused, but it can accommodate a crib or air mattress *The twin bedroom is set in the attic of the house so it doesn't have a door and is accessed via a steep set of stairs *The ceilings in the attic bedroom are sloped and aren't full-height so this room isn't suitable for adults *The home is set over multiple levels which may not be suitable for guests with reduced mobility, however the stairs have been painted with anti-slip paint for extra safety