This 19th-century, Grade II-listed townhouse in Canterbury, Kent, boasts a vibrant color scheme throughout its four storeys, with bright living spaces and four serene bedrooms. The property features a long garden at the rear, a refined first-floor veranda, and a piano nobile sitting room. The house is just a 30-minute walk from the historic city centre, where two train stations offer services to London in under an hour. The property's Georgian-era charm is evident in its stucco facade, rusticated stone, and original features such as a fanlight-framed front door and wrought-iron balcony. The interior design is characterized by a confident but curated use of color, with bespoke joinery and ornate details throughout. The property also features a beautiful kitchen, a piano nobile drawing room, and a generous garden with outdoor storage. The location offers easy access to the picturesque Kentish coast and the Kent Downs National Landscape, making it an ideal home for those who appreciate a mix of urban and rural living.