3 bedroom terraced house for sale

*GUIDE PRICE £325,000 - £350,000*

Situated on the popular Dorrit Way in Rochester, this beautifully presented and extended three bedroom terraced home offers stylish interiors and generous living space throughout.

Finished to a high decorative standard, the property has a bright and welcoming feel from the moment you enter. The lounge provides a comfortable and well-appointed living area, while the extended open-plan kitchen/diner forms an airy and spacious hub with the added feature of sky light windows - bringing plenty of light into the home

Upstairs, all three bedrooms are well-proportioned and feature fitted wardrobes for added convenience. Each room continues the home’s tasteful décor, while offering flexible space to suit families, guests, or those working from home.

Externally, the property benefits from a driveway to the front, providing off-street parking for multiple vehicles. To the rear, a well-landscaped and neatly maintained garden offers an excellent outdoor space, complete with a decking area and plenty of greenery — ideal for relaxing or entertaining.

Perfectly positioned for families and commuters alike, the home is within close proximity to highly regarded community schools. Rochester Train Station is just a 5-minute drive away (approximately a 30-minute walk), offering high-speed links into London and beyond. The historic Rochester High Street is also within easy reach and features a variety of vibrant eateries, coffee shops and independent businesses, along with the area’s rich heritage and charm.

Exterior
Externally, the property benefits from off-street parking to the front and a private rear garden, offering excellent space for children, pets or summer gatherings.

Key Terms
Rochester is a town rich in history and charm, famously connected to Charles Dickens, who lived locally and featured the area in many of his novels. The town embraces its literary heritage with the Dickens Festival, one of several themed events held throughout the year along its characterful cobbled high street. The High Street itself is very popular, offering a mix of independent shops, Rustic cafés, highly regarded restaurants, and traditional pubs — all contributing to the town’s unique atmosphere. Towering above the riverside landscape are the stunning Rochester Cathedral and Castle, positioned at a picturesque bend of the River Medway. Rochester also benefits from modern riverside developments, enhancing its appeal for both lifestyle and commuting. The newly built Rochester station provides High Speed rail services to Stratford International in just 30 minutes, St Pancras International in 38 minutes, and London Victoria in 52 minutes. The A2 and M2 are both within 5 miles, while the M20 and M25 can be reached in approximately 10 miles, offering excellent road access across the South East. The popular Bluewater Shopping Centre is also easily accessible via the A2, offering a wide range of retail, dining, and leisure options. There is also a wide selection of well-regarded primary and secondary schools, along with higher education options, including the local University campus .