Guide price

£350,000

5 bed terraced house for sale
Priory Hill, Dover, Kent CT17

    • 5 beds

    • 1 bath

    • 2 receptions

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Chain free
Freehold
Added on 20/04/2026

About this property

  • No Chain

  • Guide Price £350,000 - £375,000

  • Set over four floors

  • Visible chalk face feature to lower ground floor

  • Over 2100 sq. Ft (202.7 m2) of accommodation

  • Off road parking to front

  • Far reaching views to front, capturing Dover Harbour, Castle and France (on a good day)

  • Moments from Dover Priory mainline train Station, with high-speed services to London St Pancras (1 hour 10 minutes)

  • Many original features throughout

  • Feature Orangery leading to the rear garden

Guide Price £350,000 – £375,000
Priory Hill, Dover, Kent, CT17 0AD
No Chain

We invite you to view this large four/five bedroom house (with potential to develop into a six bedroom house stpp). Set across four impressive floors and offering over 2,100 sq. Ft of versatile accommodation, this substantial four bedroom freehold home is offered to the market chain free and perfectly blends period charm with striking architectural features. Positioned in an elevated setting, the property enjoys far-reaching panoramic views across Dover, capturing the harbour, coastline and the iconic Dover Castle, creating a truly special backdrop to everyday living. On clear days, the views stretch across the coast all the way to France. Given its generous proportions and well-considered layout, the property offers excellent potential to be converted into a six-bedroom home, subject to the necessary permissions.

Throughout the property, the timeless appeal of the Victorian era is beautifully preserved. Traditional fireplaces, original skirting boards and stripped timber floorboards are among the period features that remain intact, creating a strong sense of character and continuity from the entrance hall through to the upper-floor bedrooms

Internally, the home is rich in character, with exposed floorboards, high ceilings and original detailing throughout. The ground floor offers a welcoming lounge with feature fireplace and bay window, flowing through to a generous dining room, ideal for entertaining. To the rear, a spacious kitchen/breakfast room has been adorned with classic furniture to create an authentic Victorian feel in keeping with the property's circa-1860 origins. All freestanding wooden cabinets are included in the sale and will remain with the property. This room leads seamlessly into a stunning feature orangery, flooding the space with natural light and providing a beautiful transition into the garden.

The lower ground floor reveals a unique and highly versatile space, including a walk-out basement with an exposed chalk face feature, offering an exceptional opportunity for a studio, workspace or additional bedroom.

Upstairs, the accommodation continues to impress with well-proportioned bedrooms arranged over the upper floors, including a particularly striking top floor room with elevated views across the valley. A modern shower room serves the bedrooms, while the overall layout provides flexibility for growing families or those working from home.

Externally, the property benefits from off-road parking to the front, with a drop kerb for that all important extra parking space, and a private rear garden extending from the orangery. To the front, a direct walkway opposite provides access to Dover Priory station in under five minutes, making this an ideal choice for commuters.

Location & Lifestyle

Travel:
Dover Priory Station is just moments away, offering high-speed services to London St Pancras in approximately 1 hour 10 minutes. Excellent road links via the A2 and A20 connect to Canterbury, the M2 and beyond, while the Port of Dover ferry terminal provides convenient access to Europe.

Education:
The area is well served by highly regarded schools, including Dover Grammar School for Boys, Dover Grammar School for Girls, Astor Secondary School, and St Edmund’s Catholic School, all recognised for strong Ofsted performance and educational standards. A prestigious private independent school founded in 1871, Dover College has educated a remarkable array of alumni including television personality and music entrepreneur Simon Cowell, Royal Ballet founder Sir Frederick Ashton, and acclaimed writer and poet Richard Aldington. Dover College's new Performing Arts Centre is a state-of-the-art cultural venue designed to nurture the next generation of creative talent, providing a flexible 170-seat performance space for theatre, music, dance and community events, further enhancing Dover's growing arts and cultural scene.

Retail & Dining:
Dover town centre and St James Retail & Leisure Park offer a wide range of high street brands, restaurants and cafés, complemented by a growing selection of independent shops and eateries that add character to the area.

Leisure:
Nearby Fitness Fields and surrounding green spaces provide excellent outdoor recreation, while the coastline, harbour walks and historic castle grounds offer endless opportunities for exploration and relaxation.

Medical:
Convenient access to local gp surgeries, pharmacies and the William Harvey Hospital in Ashford ensures comprehensive healthcare provision within easy reach.

Points of Interest:

Dover's historic Town Hall, originally built in 1861 as the Maison Dieu, is one of the town's most iconic landmarks, renowned for its magnificent Gothic Revival architecture and rich heritage as a civic and cultural centre at the heart of Dover for over 160 years.

Adding to the area's long-term appeal, the Buckland, St Radigunds and Tower Hamlets neighbourhoods have been selected to benefit from up to £20 million of Government-backed investment through Dover's Pride in Place programme, funding improvements to community facilities, public spaces, local services and neighbourhood regeneration over the coming decade.

The Dover Beacon Project is a landmark regeneration initiative centred around the restoration and transformation of the historic Maison Dieu, creating a vibrant cultural destination that celebrates Dover's rich heritage while supporting tourism, community engagement and economic growth across the town.

Priority Place Status: Arts Council England has officially designated Dover as a "Priority Place" and a "High Opportunity Levelling Up for Culture Place" to channel targeted funding and creative resources into the area.

Dover's waterfront regeneration is transforming the historic Western Docks into a vibrant mixed-use destination, delivering a new marina, waterfront homes, public spaces, restaurants, cafés and leisure facilities designed to reconnect the town with its seafront and enhance its appeal as a coastal destination.

The Lifestyle
Living on Priory Hill offers a rare balance—period elegance, exceptional space and breath taking views, all within a short stroll of transport links and town amenities. Whether enjoying the views overlooking the harbour, entertaining in the orangery, or making the most of the quick London commute, this is a home that delivers both lifestyle and practicality in equal measure.

A unique and characterful home in a highly convenient and elevated position—early viewing is highly recommended.

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