- Unfurnished +
- Double Bedroom +
- End of terrace +
- Dining Room +
- Double Glazing +
- GCH +
- Private Garden +
- Recently Redecorated +
Price Guide £190,000 - £210,000
Chain Free - This attractive end-of-terrace house on Oswald Road, Dover, combines character with versatile living space. Arranged over three floors, it offers two good-sized bedrooms and a generous loft room, making it ideal for a couple, small family or anyone seeking flexible accommodation.
The ground floor begins with a welcoming hallway that leads into a long open-plan lounge and dining area stretching almost 7.6 m (24 ft). This bright and spacious room provides plenty of space for both relaxing and entertaining. To the rear is a fitted kitchen with access to a useful utility room and a modern bathroom.
Upstairs, the first floor provides two comfortable bedrooms served by a central hallway and a handy storage cupboard. A staircase continues to the second floor where a generous loft room of approximately 12 sq. m (133 sq. ft.) offers excellent potential as a home office, hobby room or occasional guest space. In total the property offers around 82 sq. m (880 sq. ft.) of living accommodation.
Being an end-of-terrace means the house enjoys extra natural light and greater privacy than a mid-terrace home, with potential for side access or future enhancement. Oswald Road itself sits in a quiet residential pocket of Dover while remaining close to everyday amenities. Local shops, schools and leisure facilities are all within easy reach, and Dover Priory station provides fast rail connections to London. The town is famous for its dramatic White Cliffs and historic castle, and continues to benefit from regeneration projects that enhance its appeal for both residents and investors. For those who love the outdoors, nearby nature reserves such as Whinless Down and Western Heights offer wonderful walking and panoramic views of the coast.
This is a charming and practical home in a convenient setting, offering flexible space and the added advantage of a bright end-terrace position in one of Dover’s established residential streets.
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Location
Dover is a vibrant coastal town best known for its iconic White Cliffs and historic Dover Castle, which for centuries has stood as a symbol of protection and strength. Perfectly positioned on the narrowest part of the English Channel, Dover is a gateway to Europe, with the Port of Dover offering regular ferry crossings to Calais.
For commuters, Dover is exceptionally well connected. The A2 provides direct links to Canterbury and London, while the A20 offers convenient access along the south coast. Dover Priory railway station benefits from the high-speed service to London St Pancras International, with journey times of just over an hour, making the town an ideal base for those balancing coastal living with city working.
Dover combines rich history with excellent transport links, offering a unique lifestyle where countryside, coast, and convenience meet.