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Positioned on Winchelsea Street, within easy reach of Dover town centre and Priory station, this substantial former bakery offers far more space and flexibility than many neighbouring homes. Arranged across three floors and offered with no onward chain, it would suit families, investors or buyers looking for a property with genuine scope to add value.

The ground floor includes a generous lounge, separate dining room and fitted kitchen, creating a practical layout with plenty of space for everyday living and entertaining. Upstairs are three well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom, with the principal bedroom also benefiting from built-in storage.

The lower ground floor is where much of the opportunity lies. Currently arranged as a utility room, WC and several large storage areas, it requires renovation but was previously granted planning permission for conversion into a self-contained one-bedroom flat. This could make it ideal for multi-generational living, independent accommodation or a potential rental unit, subject to the necessary permissions.

The size and configuration may also appeal to buyers wishing to explore HMO use, again subject to planning, licensing and all relevant approvals. Alternatively, the lower level could be incorporated into the main house to create further living space, a home office, gym or workshop.

Outside, the property has a private courtyard garden offering a manageable space for seating and outdoor use. Dover Priory station, local shops, schools and the town centre are all within convenient reach, while the A2 and A20 provide straightforward links towards Canterbury, Folkestone and beyond.

With its interesting history, generous footprint and versatile lower level, 28 Winchelsea Street is a property with plenty of possibilities and the potential to become something truly distinctive.

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