Godwyne Road, Dover, CT16

Price Range £200,000 - £250,000

999 Year Lease - No Ground Rent or Service Charges

Spacious Four Bedroom Upper Floor Maisonette

Located on the ever-popular Godwyne Road in Dover, this generously proportioned upper floor maisonette offers impressive living space, a superb location and the security of a remarkably long lease. The property benefits from a 999-year lease granted from 17 December 2019. Being sold chain free, it is ready for a smooth and straightforward purchase.

Arranged over two floors and measuring around 1,483 sq. ft., the home opens to a welcoming hallway leading through to a bright dining room and a spacious lounge, alongside a modern kitchen, bathroom and a versatile ground floor bedroom that could also serve as a home office. Upstairs, three further well-sized bedrooms are complemented by useful eaves storage and additional cupboard space on the landing.

Godwyne Road is a quiet, established residential street within easy reach of Dover town centre, local schools, shops and transport links. Dover Priory railway station, with high-speed services to London, and the seafront are both conveniently close, while the iconic White Cliffs and scenic countryside walks are just minutes away. Combining generous accommodation with minimal ongoing costs and an exceptional 999-year lease, this chain free maisonette represents a rare opportunity in one of Dover’s most desirable settings.

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Location Summary
Dover is a vibrant coastal town best known for its iconic White Cliffs and historic Dover Castle, which for centuries has stood as a symbol of protection and strength. Perfectly positioned on the narrowest part of the English Channel, Dover is a gateway to Europe, with the Port of Dover offering regular ferry crossings to Calais.
For commuters, Dover is exceptionally well connected. The A2 provides direct links to Canterbury and London, while the A20 offers convenient access along the south coast. Dover Priory railway station benefits from the high-speed service to London St Pancras International, with journey times of just over an hour, making the town an ideal base for those balancing coastal living with city working.
Dover combines rich history with excellent transport links, offering a unique lifestyle where countryside, coast, and convenience meet.