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This imposing Grade II Listed Georgian residence, originally built in 1820, was rescued by the current owner who spent four years returning its former glory whilst sensitively adding everything needed for modern day living; with a new roof, flooring, wiring, plumbing, central heating and contemporary bathrooms and kitchen. Original features were retained, alongside artisanal repairs, including original shutters and sash windows and fireplaces in many rooms.
Wrought iron gates provide entry to a large frontage, bordered by tall trees backing onto the river and steps up to the original front door. The moment you cross into the entrance hall you appreciate the diligent and detailed restoration. This continues in the beautiful and elegant living room with its large bay incorporating floor to ceiling curved sash windows and an original marble fireplace. There is a separate snug, a cloakroom and the inner hall leading to the library with a box bay window, the utility room and the stunning triple aspect garden room with a vaulted ceiling, skylights, full height windows and doors to a raised decked terrace. The kitchen includes black porcelain floor tiles, underfloor heating, granite worktops, a built in Neff oven and integrated dishwasher, fridge and freezer. A vast central island incorporates an induction hob and extractor plus French doors open to another raised decked terrace for al fresco dining. A double aspect dining room is available for more formal occasions. The renovated original main staircase and spacious landing lead to four double bedrooms, a modern bathroom and a family shower room on the first floor. One bedroom includes a dressing room, another a trendy bath, a third has an en suite shower and a Juliette balcony while the fourth is a beautiful, dual aspect room with a large bay and floor to ceiling windows. On the second floor there are two bedrooms including another with a large bay served by a modern bathroom. The basement includes a useful store and three large rooms that are a ‘blank canvas’ for new owners to create studios, entertainment facilities or offices. The secluded rear garden includes newly laid lawn with a flint wall on one side and wrought iron railings along the river.
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Dover, a historic port town on the southeast coast of Kent, is best known for its iconic White Cliffs and rich maritime heritage. Offering a blend of coastal beauty, historic landmarks, and modern regeneration, Dover is an attractive location for families, commuters, and retirees alike. With its affordable housing, excellent transport links to London and Europe, and proximity to stunning countryside and coastline, Dover offers a well-rounded lifestyle with a strong sense of community.
