Church Hill, Shepherdswell, Dover, Kent, CT15

OPEN DAY ON SATURDAY 30 AUGUST BY APPOINTMENT ONLY - A splendid end of terrace cottage built in the early 1900s, beautifully presented with an extra loft room and large garden in the popular village of Shepherdswell and being offered CHAIN FREE

This charming cottage is positioned on the elevated Church Hill which is close to the countryside and is moments from the village green, local pub and primary school in the popular village of Shepherdswell.

Set in a delightful row of cottages, with an attractive black and white frontage, there is a pretty bank, with established shrubs and palm tree and a few steps rise to the hardstanding area which is great for plenty of pots and then through the front door which opens into a charming sitting room.

Nicely decorated in neutral tones this light room, has a feature fire place and the wood effect flooring flows through to the dining area, then onto the country style kitchen with tiled flooring and light kitchen cupboards and plenty of space for the appliances and within the worksurface is a gas hob. A stable style door leads to the rear garden.

Upstairs there are two bedrooms, the main double bedroom has plenty of light and a feature fireplace and the second bedroom is single and also has a qwerky feature stairs up to the mezzanine loft room, which would make a great home office or a cool teenage hang out or guest room. The bathroom is generous in size and has a bath with shower over.

To the rear of the property is a great garden which is approximately 150 feet long. There is a decking area near next to the house, and then a long lawn area with established trees and shrubs and further on there is a green house and beyond a natural area, which would make a great area for a vegetable plot.

The property is in an idyllic location on Church Hill just a short stroll from the village green and less than a five minute walk to Shepherdswell station which has direct links to London.

There is a good community within the village, there is a village hall which hosts events and also has a pre-school playgroup. The village pub is the Grade II listed Bell by the village green, near to the church. The village benefits from a Co-op mini-supermarket, and there is the Colonels Café on the Heritage Railway at Shepherdswell and nearby is the National Trust Visitor Centre Café or The Vineyard in the Valley Café.

Lydden is just a few miles away and benefits from a lovely country pub called The Lydden Bell.

Less than six miles away is Dover port, which has many amenities including two cinemas, a theatre and the St James retail and leisure complex.

The town centre of Folkestone is situated less than 10 miles away with its arty vibe, thriving harbour and beautiful beaches and the popular harbour arm, from here the high speed line to London takes just under an hour from Folkestone central. The Eurotunnel to Calais is just a short drive away.

Less than 20 minutes to the north lies Canterbury with its Cathedral, the Marlowe Theatre and Concert Hall with plenty of shops, restaurants, schools and Universities.