Bewsbury Cross Lane is situated in the much favoured Old Quarter of Whitfield, conveniently positioned for local amenities, yet on the edge of a popular village environment heading out towards countryside. A range of shops, post office and public houses are available, together with primary and secondary schooling and nearby superstores. Regular bus services provide access to the larger centre of Dover. This seaside town is dominated by views of Dover Castle and the White Cliffs, whilst also offering a stylish marina, beach and promenade as well as a busy working port. Whitfield has benefitted from the Eastry bypass and has excellent links with the A2 connecting to the Cathedral City of Canterbury. Rail services from Dover and Martin Mill connect to main line services including the Javelin High Speed to London St Pancras.

An attractive, detached family home with impressive proportions, designed and built for the owners in 1997. Every room feels bright, substantial and purposeful, ideal for a family and with provision for generous storage. A wide central reception hall sets the tone of this sizeable property, with all the key reception rooms leading off it. The sitting room is dual aspect with sliding doors to the garden. The kitchen has abundant space for a breakfast table with a further formal dining room adjoining. The utility room is again ample, with a cloakroom conveniently situated by the back door. There are two additional, versatile reception rooms, intended as a home office, playroom or gym. On the first floor, a turned staircase leads to a spacious open landing with a recess used as a relaxed seating area. There are five large double bedrooms, one currently an ideal games room, together with a family bathroom. The master bedroom has its own en-suite shower room.

The property is set back from the lane with a smart gated entrance and sweeping block driveway, providing parking for numerous vehicles, together with an integral garage. Raised borders, mature hedging and a beautiful walnut tree, present a sheltered setting. The fully enclosed rear garden is private and mainly laid to lawn with a shaped patio along the rear elevation, a summer house looking back towards the house and storage sheds to one side.

All mains services are understood to be connected to the property.