3 bedroom end of terrace house for sale

Miles & Barr are pleased to present this beautifully refurbished three bedroom end of terrace located on the outskirts of Dover. You are only a short walk to the Supermarket, shops and Buckland Hospital. There is also a main bus route close by which can take you into the town, to the train station or even as far away as the historic city of Canterbury.

You can enter the property via the lower or upper ground floor. Should you enter via the lower ground floor you will find accommodation comprising; an entrance lobby with meter cupboard, dining room, kitchen which is newly install and comes complete with integrated appliances, and to complete the lowered ground floor is a grand bathroom with freestanding bath, basin and separate shower. On the upper ground floor you have the lounge and one of the bedrooms, and on the top floor you have the remaining two bedrooms.

If you have a growing family you always have the option of using the lower ground floor for your living accommodation, thus freeing up the lounge as an additional area for a family member to sleep. You cannot help but be impressed by the current owners meticulous and sympathetic refurbishment of this lovely period property.

Outside is a lovely rear garden which is mostly lawned with a shed at the rear. Because the property is an end of terrace you benefit from a slightly wider garden than the average in the row. With no onward chain all this home needs is you, to put your stamp on it.

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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.