Oswald Place, Dover, Kent, CT17

Property Details: • Type: End of Terrace • Tenure: FREEHOLD • Floor Area: N/A

Key Features: • Substantial Double-Fronted End-of-Terrace Period Home – Approx. 1,200 sq ft, Recently Refurbished • Throughout • Three Double Bedrooms – Principal Bedroom with En Suite • Newly Fitted Kitchen/Breakfast Room with Integrated Appliances • Fully Double Glazed with Gas Central Heating • Substantial Private Rear Garden with Views Across Dover • Tucked Away at the End of a Quiet Cul-de-Sac, Close to Schools, Shops & Local Amenities • Approx. 1.8 Miles from Dover Priory Station, Offering Regular High-Speed Services to London • Within Easy Reach of Dover Seafront, Historic Dover Castle, the White Cliffs & Cross-Channel Ferry • Services to France

Location: • Nearest Station: Dover Priory Station • Distance to Station: 0.7969057945942525 miles

Agent Information: • Address: 5-6 King Street King Street Dover CT16 1NW

Full Description: ** Guide Price of £270,000 to £290,000 **<br /><br />Geering & Colyer are excited to offer to the market this charming three-bedroom, double-fronted<br />end-of-terrace home, dating from 1888. Recently refurbished throughout, the property offers a fantastic<br />amount of living space, character features, three double bedrooms, an upstairs en suite in addition to the<br />family bathroom, and a substantial private rear garden enjoying far-reaching views across Dover. Together<br />with the added benefit of side access, its wider double-fronted footprint creates a particularly spacious and<br />versatile home while retaining period features that give the property its individual character.<br /><br />Upon entering, you are welcomed by a central hallway with accommodation arranged to either side and the<br />staircase centrally placed. To the left is the living room, featuring an attractive period fireplace. To the right is<br />the separate dining room, also featuring a period fireplace and providing an excellent space for family dining<br />and entertaining.<br /><br />Continuing through the property is the impressive kitchen/breakfast room, extending to almost 20 feet in<br />length. The newly fitted kitchen provides extensive storage and worktop space together with a comprehensive<br />range of new integrated appliances, including a full-height larder-style fridge, full-height larder-style freezer,<br />integrated washing machine, large induction hob with extractor above, and integrated cooking appliances.<br />The generous proportions allow ample space for a large dining table, additional seating or a relaxed family<br />area.<br /><br />Leading from the kitchen is a practical utility area providing further storage and access to the family bathroom.<br />The ground-floor bathroom combines modern fittings with traditional character and includes a freestanding<br />roll-top bath.<br /><br />Upstairs, the property provides three well-proportioned double bedrooms arranged around a central landing.<br />The principal bedroom benefits from a generous en suite shower room and access to the loft space. Two<br />bedrooms retain original fireplaces, adding further period character to the accommodation.<br /><br />Externally, the property enjoys a large and private rear garden extending away from the house, with the<br />additional benefit of side access. There are two separate decked seating areas, one of which enjoys views<br />across Dover, providing attractive spaces for outdoor dining, relaxing and entertaining.<br /><br />Attached to the house are two secure external storage rooms, originally the property's outside WC and coal<br />store, with power and lighting and offering particularly useful storage. A further large shed/workshop with<br />bench is positioned towards the far end of the garden.<br /><br />A particularly unique feature of the property is the historic Second World War Anderson air-raid shelter<br />situated within the garden. Providing a fascinating glimpse into the area's wartime history, this rare addition is<br />a reminder of Dover's significant role during the Second World War. Whether appreciated for its historical<br />interest, potential storage use or simply as an intriguing talking point, it adds distinctive character to this<br />already impressive home.<br /><br />Combining generous proportions, three double bedrooms, two bathrooms, two separate reception rooms, a<br />newly fitted and extensively equipped kitchen, period features and a large private garden, this recently<br />refurbished home offers an unusual amount of space and character.<br /><br />Do not miss this amazing opportunity and contact Geering and Colyer to book a viewing!<br /><br />