• Sea views +
• Sought after location +
• Well maintained private estate +
• First floor apartment +
• Well presented +
• Balcony +
• Garage en bloc +
• Communal gardens +
• Share of freehold +
• Long lease +

A conveniently located and well presented first floor apartment with sea views.

23 Dorset Court is a first floor apartment situated centrally within the popular Lord Warden Estate, just back from the seafront in Lower Walmer. These purpose built flats are well maintained with this one enjoying views over the attractively landscaped gardens out towards The Channel.

The flat is well presented and benefits from double glazed windows throughout and full gas fired central heating. The sitting/dining room is light and spacious with access onto the balcony at the front and openings through to the kitchen at the rear of the flat to allow light from both sides. The kitchen is well appointed with a range of built-in appliances and a modern gas fired combi boiler in a cupboard to one end.

The principal bedroom, to the front of the flat, also enjoys access onto the balcony, the second bedroom to the rear is another double. The shower room is fully tiled and modern with a large walk in shower.

OUTSIDE

To the rear of the flat there is a garage en bloc with an up and over door. The flats also enjoy the use and benefit of the very well maintained communal gardens and pond area.

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Viewings: Strictly by appointment with the agents.

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