Forge Lane is a quiet leafy side road on the edge of Whitfield village and yet conveniently positioned for local amenities which include a range of shops, post office and public houses, along with primary and secondary schooling. A selection of superstores are nearby and a regular bus service provides 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 by-pass, giving quick access to Sandwich, and has excellent links with the A2 connecting to the Cathedral City of Canterbury. Rail services include a local station at Kearsney whilst Dover and Martin Mill connect to mainline services including the Javelin High Speed link to London St Pancras.

Originally built in 2015 and recently enhanced by the present owners The Oak comprises a modern detached family home offering spacious living accommodation with a touch of luxury with solid oak internal doors and quality flooring and fixtures throughout. A central entrance hall, with useful cloakroom and storage, leads through to a welcoming kitchen/breakfast room fitted with a sleek range of units and integrated fridge, freezer, dishwasher and cooking appliances plus a fitted Aga and French doors overlooking and opening onto the garden. In addition is an enviable utility/laundry room whilst to rear is a great entertaining space in the form of a generous triple aspect sitting/dining room with French doors to side opening onto a patio area. To the first floor the master bedroom benefits from an ensuite shower room whilst a luxurious family bathroom services a further two double bedrooms.

Sitting centrally within it's triangular plot The Oak benefits from useable outside space to all four elevations, whilst panelled fencing and established hedging create an element of privacy and seclusion. To front is a good sized block paved driveway providing ample off road parking whilst a lawned garden wraps around the property, edged with raised beds. There is also a timber garden shed to remain.

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