2 bed flat for sale

Dorset Court, Lord Warden Avenue, Walmer, Kent CT14

A light and stylishly presented second floor apartment with sea views.

24 Dorset Court is a second floor apartment situated centrally within the popular Lord Warden Estate, just back from the seafront in Lower Walmer. These purpose built flats are well maintained.

The current owner chose this particular flat as it enjoys sweeping views over both the formal gardens and the Channel, with playing fields to the rear.

The flat is stylishly presented with a nod to the mid century architecture of the development in the design. It benefits from double glazing throughout, central heating and cast iron radiators.

The front door opens to a small entrance lobby leading through to the sitting/dining room. A light and airy room with solid wood parquet flooring and access onto the balcony at the front. The kitchen, to the rear, has been well maintained with modern appliances and a sliding glass partition connecting through to the living/dining room.

The principal bedroom, to the front of the flat, also enjoys access onto the balcony, the second bedroom to the rear is another double. The shower room is fully tiled and modern with a large walk in shower.
Outside


To the rear of the flat there is a garage en
bloc with an up and over door. The flats
also enjoy the use and benefit of the very
well maintained communal gardens and
pond area.

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