Hi could anyone give me some guidance on the best areas around Cliftonville
to purchase a family home, prices to to vary from street to street and I am 
starting
to think its to do with the good and bad areas in and around Cliftonville.

I'd be very interested to know the areas to avoid aswell!

Any info would be most greatful!
Benn

"Benn"  wrote


> Hi could anyone give me some guidance on the best areas around 
> Cliftonville
> to purchase a family home, prices to to vary from street to street and I 
> am starting
> to think its to do with the good and bad areas in and around Cliftonville.


Anywhere to the east of Tesco on Northdown Road is considered desirable, 
particularly the avenues on the sea side of Northdown Road, anywhere on the 
Margate side of Tesco is generally referred to as "Kosoville"



-- 
Regards, Vince.

Harry Monk's Long Distance Diary-

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>
> Hi could anyone give me some guidance on the best areas around 
> Cliftonville
> to purchase a family home, prices to to vary from street to street and I 
> am starting
> to think its to do with the good and bad areas in and around 
> Cliftonville.
>
> I'd be very interested to know the areas to avoid aswell!
>
> Any info would be most greatful!
> Benn

When I was a kid anywhere in Cliftonville was *the* place to live. All 
those grand houses up on the hill looking out to sea, and looking down on 
Margate. Last time I visited Cliftonville, en route to somewhere else, all 
the grand houses had been turned into flats and the place looked like the 
backstreets of any seaside town. It's all very depressing.

If you can afford it, move to Broadstairs, still a charming town.