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50 Boundary Rd, Ramsgate CT11 7NP, UK

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50 Boundary Rd, Ramsgate CT11 7NP, UK

68 m² roof4 roof segments3,460 kWh/yr solar4.8 kWp system£304/yr savings12 panels

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Roof & materials

  • Roof area

    68 m²

  • Pitched area

    68 m²

  • Flat area

    0 m²

  • Roof segments

    4

  • Scaffold height

    5 m

  • Tiles (approx)

    1012

  • Fascia

    25 m

  • Guttering

    25 m

  • Victorian/Edwardian
  • Underlay: None - Tiles Laid Directly On Battens
  • Asbestos Risk: Low

Allow 15-20% contingency for hidden timber repairs

Solar potential

  • System size

    4.8 kWp

  • Panels

    12

  • Annual generation

    3460 kWh/yr

  • Annual saving

    £304/yr

  • Payback period

    11 yrs

  • CO₂ saved

    716 kg/yr

  • Gold Estimate

Energy & EPC

  • EPC E
  • Energy rating

    E

  • Potential rating

    B

  • Floor area

    90 m²

  • Habitable rooms

    5

  • Construction age

    Built before 1900

  • Property type

    End-terrace house

  • Built form

    Mid-Terrace

  • CO₂ emissions

    5.4 t/yr

Price & sales history

  • Last sale price

    £130,000

  • Sale date

    Jul 2015

  • Tenure

    Freehold

Planning history

  • TPO/TH/22/1321 — TH/TPO/6(2005) - 1No Beech (T1) - Raise the crown to 3m, 1No Acacia (T2) - Raise the crown to 3m from the ground, and cut back from the building to give 3m clearance (Permitted, 2022-11-18)
  • CON/TH/22/0270 — Application for approval of conditions 3 (Moving of Street Lamp) and 6 (Contamination) attached to Planning Permission F/TH/17/1112 for the erection of 3No three storey dwellings following demolition of existing buildings (Permitted, 2022-03-21)
  • L/TH/21/1933 — Application for Listed Building Consent for conversion of an existing shower and WC room into a wet shower room (Permitted, 2022-02-22)

Constraints

  • Geology: Chalk

Access & parking

  • Road width

    7.3 m

  • Front road

    Boundary Road

  • Side access

    none

  • Rear access

    Yes

  • Built form (detected)

    mid-terrace

  • Street parking

    No

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Access & parking

Road width
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Front road
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Road frontage
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Street parking
No
Free parking nearby
No
Paid parking nearby
No
Nearest free parking
Not available for this property
Power line nearby
No
Power line distance
undefined m
Scaffold licence
Likely needs extra scaffold permission
Yes
Reasons
in a conservation area
Nearest listed building
35.46254052 m
Nearest listed building grade
II
In conservation area
Yes
Conservation area
Not available for this property
Road frontage width (scaffold licence)
Not available for this property
Data coverage
Loaded

Indicative only, based on proximity to a listed building, conservation-area status, and road frontage width — always confirm exact scaffolding/highway licence requirements with the local council before booking scaffold.

A day in the life of this home

Rendered Victorian end-terrace with slate roof, five minutes' walk to the sea

23 August 2026

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The house from the pavement

  • Heating a year: £984
  • If upgraded: £527
  • Habitable rooms: 5

The property from above

  • Solar panels fit: 15
  • Peak solar capacity: 6.0 kW
  • Sun-hours a year: 1,078
  • Usable roof: 68 m²

Built 1890

Floor area: 969 sq ft

  • 2015: £130,000

Looking back down the street

Ramsgate sits on the Isle of Thanet in South East England, a town that built its reputation as a Victorian seaside resort. The harbour, the terraces, and the street grid all date from that era.

Number 50 Boundary Rd is an end-terrace from the 1900s: rendered walls, a natural slate roof, a prominent chimney stack with clay pots, and a diamond-shaped decorative window set into the facade.

The house dates from the 1900s, with granite and whinstone walls that carry no insulation cavity. The EPC lands at band E.

The mains-gas boiler pushes heat through radiators, and partial secondary glazing is in place. The EPC identifies walls, glazing, and floor as the route to a B rating.

The Hive. About five minutes on foot, The Hive is open for coffee. With 19 bus stops within 500 m, you can head straight onto a bus from there.

Ramsgate Rail Station is 783 m from the front door—a ten-minute walk. High-speed services run from there.

The day's walking loop

The 800 m radius takes in 315 retail units, and 88 per cent of the 25 nearest food premises hold a top-five food hygiene rating.

Asda Ramsgate Supermarket. Aldi stands 297 m away and Waitrose & Partners 660 m; the weekly shop is reachable on foot or by bus.

Ellington Park. Ellington Park is about eight minutes on foot, one of 22 green-space areas within 800 m that cover around 17.6 hectares. This places the address in the top one per cent of English neighbourhoods for accessible green space.

Ramsgate Leisure Centre Gym & Pool. The Leisure Centre—gym and pool—sits 619 m across Ellington Park, a brisk walk that folds a swim or training session into the afternoon.

The measured NO₂ annual mean here is 8.2 μg/m³—cleaner air than roughly 93 per cent of English neighbourhoods. Road noise sits in the 55–59.9 dB Lden band.

The house sold for £280,000 in March 2025 and stands in a conservation area; a Grade II listed building 36 m distant means external alterations require consent.

The address occupies Flood Zone 1, with zero recorded inundation events in the 100 m radius; projections to 2050 show the risk staying low.

The Isle of Thanet once drew Victorian holidaymakers by the thousand and ran cross-channel ferries from its historic port. Today, 130 PV installations cluster across 0.6 miles of this neighbourhood, signalling a community already leaning into the next chapter.

Shakey Shakey Fish Bar. Shakey Shakey Fish Bar stands 361 m away—a fish supper in a town that runs one of England's largest south-coast marinas.

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