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The Bungalow, the Street, East Langdon, Dover, CT15 5JH £225,000 The Bungalow, The Street, East Langdon, Dover, CT15 5JH £225,000 The Bungalow The Street, East Langdon, Dover A semi-detached bungalow in the village centre, with a wonderful rural outlook Situation Outside East Langdon lies about two and a half miles A gated, single width driveway, provides off road inland from the White Cliffs at St Margarets Bay, parking for several vehicles and access to a smart positioned in a shallow fold of undulating rural new timber garage. The bungalow is nicely set landscape. The villages of East Langdon, Martin back from the village road with a shingle and and Martin Mill all form part of the parish of East paved front garden interspersed with shrubs and Langdon. The village green remains the focal point flowering plants. At the rear, the garden is with the historic church of St Augustine acting as a designed for low maintenance with a substantial wonderful backdrop. Local facilities include a decked terrace from which to enjoy the view. A village primary school and a mainline railway mid height wooden fence runs along the rear station at Martin Mill, with links to the Javelin high boundary with fields beyond. speed service into London St Pancras. There is easy access into Whitfield with a 24hr Tesco and a selection of other superstores. The coastal towns Services of Deal and Dover lie to the north and south Mains drainage, water and electric. LPG cylinders respectively providing numerous shopping, leisure for central heating. and cultural facilities. Local Authority The Property Dover District Council, White Cliffs Business Park, The Bungalow is situated within the centre of the Whitfield, Dover, Kent, CT16 3PJ. village amongst other residential houses, with open fields behind. Built during the 1960's, this Current Council Tax Band: C semi-detached property has been extended at the rear and upgraded by the current owner in recent years. The accommodation provides two EPC Rating: E bedrooms towards the front of the house with an adjacent shower room. A pleasant sitting room with dining area lies at the rear, with patio doors Agents Note opening onto the garden and a fabulous outlook The property is ‘bought as seen’ and the Agents across fields. A wide galley style kitchen leads off are unable to comment on the state and condition the living area. This lovely bright space has a of any fixtures, fittings and appliances etc. door to the garden, a range of fitted units and space for a full complement of appliances. Benefits of the property include double glazing and a new gas boiler. To view this property call Colebrook Sturrock on 01304 852212 www.colebrooksturrock.com Master Bedroom 10' 6'' x 10' 2'' (3.20m x 3.10m) Shower Room 5' 7'' x 4' 6'' (1.70m x 1.37m) Bedroom Two 8' 3'' x 7' 4'' max (2.51m x 2.23m) Dining Area 12' 5'' x 9' 3'' into door recess (3.78m x 2.82m) Sitting Room 13' 1'' x 7' 8'' (3.98m x 2.34m) Kitchen 12' 8'' x 7' 4'' (3.86m x 2.23m) Garage 19' 8'' x 9' 7'' (5.99m x 2.92m) 3 High Street, St Margarets-At-Cliffe, Kent CT15 6AT t: 01304 852212 [email protected] IMPORTANT: we would like to inform prospective purchasers that these sales particulars have been prepared as a general guide only. A detailed survey has not been carried out, nor the services, appliances and fittings tested. Room sizes should not be relied upon for furnishing purposes and are approximate. If floor plans are included, they are for guidance only and illustration purposes only and may not be to scale. If there are any important matters likely to affect your decision to buy, please contact us before viewing the property. C1181 Printed by Ravensworth 01670 713330 Also in: Bridge • Minster • Saltwood • Sandwich • Walmer • Elham • Hawkinge .
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