Oswald Place, Dover, Kent, CT17

** Guide Price of £270,000 to £290,000 **

Geering & Colyer are excited to offer to the market this charming three-bedroom, double-fronted
end-of-terrace home, dating from 1888. Recently refurbished throughout, the property offers a fantastic
amount of living space, character features, three double bedrooms, an upstairs en suite in addition to the
family bathroom, and a substantial private rear garden enjoying far-reaching views across Dover. Together
with the added benefit of side access, its wider double-fronted footprint creates a particularly spacious and
versatile home while retaining period features that give the property its individual character.

Upon entering, you are welcomed by a central hallway with accommodation arranged to either side and the
staircase centrally placed. To the left is the living room, featuring an attractive period fireplace. To the right is
the separate dining room, also featuring a period fireplace and providing an excellent space for family dining
and entertaining.

Continuing through the property is the impressive kitchen/breakfast room, extending to almost 20 feet in
length. The newly fitted kitchen provides extensive storage and worktop space together with a comprehensive
range of new integrated appliances, including a full-height larder-style fridge, full-height larder-style freezer,
integrated washing machine, large induction hob with extractor above, and integrated cooking appliances.
The generous proportions allow ample space for a large dining table, additional seating or a relaxed family
area.

Leading from the kitchen is a practical utility area providing further storage and access to the family bathroom.
The ground-floor bathroom combines modern fittings with traditional character and includes a freestanding
roll-top bath.

Upstairs, the property provides three well-proportioned double bedrooms arranged around a central landing.
The principal bedroom benefits from a generous en suite shower room and access to the loft space. Two
bedrooms retain original fireplaces, adding further period character to the accommodation.

Externally, the property enjoys a large and private rear garden extending away from the house, with the
additional benefit of side access. There are two separate decked seating areas, one of which enjoys views
across Dover, providing attractive spaces for outdoor dining, relaxing and entertaining.

Attached to the house are two secure external storage rooms, originally the property's outside WC and coal
store, with power and lighting and offering particularly useful storage. A further large shed/workshop with
bench is positioned towards the far end of the garden.

A particularly unique feature of the property is the historic Second World War Anderson air-raid shelter
situated within the garden. Providing a fascinating glimpse into the area's wartime history, this rare addition is
a reminder of Dover's significant role during the Second World War. Whether appreciated for its historical
interest, potential storage use or simply as an intriguing talking point, it adds distinctive character to this
already impressive home.

Combining generous proportions, three double bedrooms, two bathrooms, two separate reception rooms, a
newly fitted and extensively equipped kitchen, period features and a large private garden, this recently
refurbished home offers an unusual amount of space and character.

Do not miss this amazing opportunity and contact Geering and Colyer to book a viewing!