From
£380,000
2 bed detached house for saleLenacre Avenue, Whitfield, Dover, Kent CT16
2 beds
1 bath
1 reception
EPC Rating: D
- Freehold
Geering & Colyer - Kearsney
.png)
About this property
Guide Price £380,000 - £400,000
Geering & Colyer are proud to introduce to the market this attractive detached bungalow, set within a quiet and sought-after area in the older part of the village in Whitfield.
With a welcoming front garden along with off-street parking and a garage, this home offers plenty of charm. The garage features a power supply along with providing ample extra storage space.
The entrance hallway is a bright and welcoming space, offering plenty of room to take off shoes and coats. This has also been utilised as a study area by the current owner.
On top of the two double bedrooms, the property boasts a family bathroom as well as an en-suite cloakroom from the main bedroom, a good-sized lounge/diner with separate kitchen and a conservatory for additional living space to the rear. The lounge features a beautiful feature fireplace.
The garden to the rear of the property is of a generous size which wraps around behind and to the left of the home.
This property is situated in a quiet location in the pleasant village of Whitfield, which boasts local amenities including shops, public houses and local primary school. Close by are excellent access routes to the A2/M2 to Canterbury and London, and also a short drive away is Dover town centre, and access to Dover Priory main-line railway station with the fast-link train to London St Pancras.
Internal viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate what is on offer. To arrange a viewing, contact Geering & Colyer Kearsney today.
Zoopla insights
Sign in and gain expert analysis to make informed decisions.
Stamp duty calculator
Our instant calculator helps you understand how much stamp duty is due on property purchases in England & Northern Ireland. Read the latest stamp duty news
This calculation is intended as a guide only. We are unable to provide financial advice, so it's important to consult with an adviser. It applies to UK residents purchasing residential properties in England and Northern Ireland, but does not apply if the purchase is made through a company.