4 bedroom detached house

Tucked away on a quite close in the village of East Studdal, on the outskirts of Deal and Dover, this spacious detached home offers incredible versatility. With up to five potential bedrooms, the layout can easily be adapted to suit your needs. Currently, the downstairs bedrooms are used as additional living areas, providing a flexible space for modern family life.

The heart of the home is the expansive lounge, a bright and airy space that opens onto the rear garden—perfect for entertaining or unwinding. The stylish L-shaped kitchen is both practical and inviting, complemented by a separate utility room that keeps household chores neatly tucked away.

Ideal for families or retirees alike, the property features a downstairs bathroom as well as an en-suite to the main upstairs bedroom. The oil central heating and septic tank offer a more independent and cost-effective approach to utilities, which is a welcome benefit in today's rising energy market.

Outside, the reasonably sized rear garden is a peaceful retreat, complete with a shed and a summer house fitted with electricity—ideal for a home office, hobby space, or simply enjoying the warmer months. With excellent transport links connecting you to the rest of Kent, this home offers the perfect blend of countryside charm and convenience.

These property details are yet to be approved by the vendor.

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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.