London Road, River, Dover, Kent, CT17

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Agent Information: • Address: 12 Kearsney Avenue Kearsney Avenue Dover CT16 3BU

Full Description: Offers Over £190,0000Chain Free PropertyBrand new to the market with Geering & Colyer, Kearsney is this modern and well-decorated two bedroom apartment in the idyllic village of River.Complete with a share of the freehold on the property, off-street parking for residents and very well-maintained communal gardens, this really is a property that suits first time buyers, investors and those looking to downsize into the area.Both of the bedrooms are double and allow for plenty of space to enjoy or even furniture. The main bedroom features an en-suite shower room. The property also has a family bathroom.This purpose built flat offers an open plan lounge/kitchen, which receives plenty of light and features great accessibility. Further benefits include double glazing, gas central heating and wonderful views over the village of River from the rear garden. To the outside there is an allocated parking space and communal rear garden. Situated in the popular London Road area of River. There are convenient local facilities within walking distance. These include a very popular primary school, a local Co-Op on Lower Road, a pharmacy/post office, public houses and Chinese takeaway. There are excellent access routes to the A2/M2 and also the M20 via the Alkham Valley. Kearsney train station is a short distance away and has access to Canterbury East on its route to London Victoria. Lease Information - The vendor has advised that there is approximately 112 years remaining on the lease and the property comes with a share of the freehold. The annual service charge is £700. These details should be confirmed by your legal representative.Council Tax Band: C Council Tax Amount: £1,968.97River is situated in the Dour valley and is surrounded by nature reserves and conservation areas. The village has a strong identity and sense of place in Dover and has a parish church, village hall, local Co-Op and a primary school.In transport terms, is well connected being close to the A2 and A20 trunk routes, has a railway station at Kearsney with direct services to London and is only three miles from the Port of Dover.