At a glance
105 Ellington Rd, Ramsgate CT11 9TD, UK
Roof & materials
Roof area
92 m²
Pitched area
44 m²
Flat area
47 m²
Roof segments
6
Scaffold height
9 m
Tiles (approx)
609
Ridge tiles
3
Fascia
40 m
Guttering
40 m
- Interwar
- Underlay: Bitumen Felt (Hessian-Backed) - Introduced 1930s
- Asbestos Risk: Moderate
Assume full felt replacement needed
Solar potential
System size
4.4 kWp
Panels
11
Annual generation
3621 kWh/yr
Annual saving
£313/yr
Payback period
10 yrs
CO₂ saved
749 kg/yr
- Gold Estimate
Energy & EPC
- EPC E
Energy rating
E
Potential rating
D
Floor area
122 m²
Habitable rooms
8
Construction age
Built 1930-1949
Property type
Mid-terrace house
Built form
End-Terrace
CO₂ emissions
5.5 t/yr
Price & sales history
Area estimate
£382,500
Sale date
Mar 2025
Planning history
- FH/TH/21/0273 — Erection of a single storey rear extension following demolition of existing (Permitted, 2021-04-30)
- F/TH/20/0694 — Erection of 1No. detached two storey residential dwelling with associated parking and access following demolition of existing dwelling (Permitted, 2020-08-28)
Constraints
- Geology: Chalk
Access & parking
Road width
5.5 m
Front road
Ellington Road
Side access
possible
Rear access
Yes
Built form (detected)
end-terrace
Street parking
No
Nearby
Explore more
A day in the life of this home
End-terrace on a quiet Ramsgate street, within reach
5 August 2026
The house from the pavement
The house sits in the St Lawrence corner of Ramsgate, within the London Borough of Thanet in South East England, where ONS classifies the area as Suburbanites-and-Peri-Urbanites. Ellington Park — the park that shares the street's name — is just around the corner.
Looking back down the street
Built 1939
Floor area: 1313 sq ft
- Heating a year: £2,313
- If upgraded: £1,480
- Habitable rooms: 8
- Solar panels fit: 27
- Peak solar capacity: 10.8 kW
- Sun-hours a year: 1,129
- Usable roof: 119 m²
The property is a 1930s end-terrace on a 1,679 sq ft plot: white render, a ground-floor bay window, and a natural slate roof with a small roof window set into the ridge line.
The house dates from the 1930s and its cavity walls were built without insulation, so the boiler fires early and the radiators take time to bring the rooms up to temperature. That is the trade-off the fabric asks for each morning.
The current EPC sits at band E, reflecting the gas boiler and uninsulated walls — the certificate is recent, so the picture is up to date rather than inherited from a previous decade.
Ramsgate Rail Station is about nine minutes on foot — 469 m — and 21 bus stops sit within 500 m, so a day trip or a commute starts without a car.
A Tesco Express 340 m away covers breakfast supplies, and 149 retail units across an 800 m radius mean most errands resolve in a short walk from the front door.
The day's walking loop
Of the 25 nearest food premises, 88% hold a perfect food-hygiene rating of 5, and the tap water here meets 99.98% mean zonal compliance — the basics of eating and drinking at home or nearby carry no asterisk.
The SW-facing roof sits at 38° and Google's solar model logs around 1,129 sun-hours a year with capacity for roughly 27 panels. Across 0.6 miles, 174 PV installations are already registered.
Ellington Park. Ellington Park sits just 186 m from the front door — one of 17 green-space polygons totalling 13.6 ha within 800 m, placing this address in the top 1% of English neighbourhoods for accessible green space.
Ramsgate Leisure Centre Gym & Pool. Ramsgate Leisure Centre stands 363 m away, equipped with a gym and pool — an afternoon session stays local and on foot.
Road noise at this address measures below 55 dB Lden — below the threshold recorded in virtually every English urban neighbourhood — and NO₂ sits at 7.8 µg/m³, well under the national limit of 40 µg/m³.
The house last changed hands in 2025 — one of only five sales recorded in the postcode over five years, a street where owners stay rather than move on.
The property occupies a conservation area and stands 88 m from a Grade II listed building, so any upgrade — solar panels, an extension — requires consent.
Ellington Park. After dark, the park sits quiet at the end of the street — its nearest access point just 20 m away, as close as a next-door neighbour. The green space that names the road is the one constant the day began and ends against.
The St Lawrence Tavern. The St Lawrence Tavern is 387 m away — a neighbourhood pub rooted in the same St Lawrence quarter the house belongs to.
This is a real day, built from real data.
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