2 bedroom terraced house for sale

Price Range £240,000 - £260,000 - Two Bed Plus Cabin

This charming two-bedroom terraced house on Roman Way on the edge of Elvington enjoys stunning views over the fields opposite, offering breathtaking sunsets that can be enjoyed from the comfort of your home. Since purchasing the property, the current owners have thoughtfully upgraded and decorated the interior throughout, creating a modern yet welcoming living space.

The property opens into an entrance hall, leading through to a spacious lounge featuring a log burner, perfect for cozy evenings. Off the lounge, a contemporary kitchen awaits, complete with a stylish butler sink and a large walk-in pantry located under the stairs. Adjacent to the kitchen is a separate WC, while behind the kitchen, a generous conservatory come utility room, provides a versatile space for relaxing or entertaining, this room gives direct access to the rear garden, which is a great size and includes a versatile log cabin—ideal as a guest room with its own log burner, a home office, or a private retreat.

Upstairs, there are two well-proportioned double bedrooms alongside a large family bathroom, completing the accommodation.

Elvington is a sought-after village offering a peaceful and friendly atmosphere, with scenic surroundings and convenient access to local amenities. With its combination of modern updates, flexible living spaces, and spectacular views, this home offers an ideal blend of comfort and countryside charm.


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Location Summary
Dover is a vibrant coastal town best known for its iconic White Cliffs and historic Dover Castle, which for centuries has stood as a symbol of protection and strength. Perfectly positioned on the narrowest part of the English Channel, Dover is a gateway to Europe, with the Port of Dover offering regular ferry crossings to Calais. For commuters, Dover is exceptionally well connected. The A2 provides direct links to Canterbury and London, while the A20 offers convenient access along the south coast. Dover Priory railway station benefits from the high-speed service to London St Pancras International, with journey times of just over an hour, making the town an ideal base for those balancing coastal living with city working. Dover combines rich history with excellent transport links, offering a unique lifestyle where countryside, coast, and convenience meet.