Situated in a convenient location just a short walk from the High-Speed Train Station, offering direct access to Central London in just 66 minutes, this four-bedroom mid-terrace home is spread across three floors, providing flexible living space to suit a variety of needs.

Upon entering the property, the ground floor hosts two well-proportioned bedrooms alongside a staircase leading to both the first floor and the lower ground level. The lower ground floor boasts an inviting open-plan kitchen and reception area, creating a fantastic space for entertaining or family living. This level also benefits from a well-appointed family bathroom.

The remaining two bedrooms are situated on the first floor, offering a sense of privacy and separation from the main living areas.

Externally, the property features a modest rear garden, accessible from the lower ground floor, complete with a decked seating area and a useful storage shed.

Perfectly positioned, this home enjoys excellent transport links, with easy access to a main bus route and Dover town centre, where you’ll find an array of shops, restaurants, and amenities.

A fantastic opportunity to acquire a well-located and adaptable family home—early viewing is highly recommended!

This property was constructed with Brick and Blocks and has had no adaptations for accessibility.

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Location Summary

Dover is a major ferry port town and faces France across the Strait of Dover, the narrowest part of the English Channel. It is home of the Dover Calais ferry through the Port of Dover and is famous for both its White Cliffs and Dover Castle that historically functioned as protection against invaders. Dover’s main commuting roads are the A2 and A20, connecting the town with Canterbury and London. The high speed rail service runs from Dover Priory to London St Pancras International station.

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