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Phase I of Officer’s View at Connaught Barracks is an exquisite collection of three and four bedroom contemporary modern homes located in the village of Guston, consisting of 64 new homes. This sleek and stylish modern development offers complete versatility; with a variation of layouts and finishes making each home unique. All homes are spread over three stories with great size gardens and include the benefits of balconies and roof terraces which have spectacular views.

This stunning development has been built by Quayside Homes to a high-quality finish; these include integrated kitchen appliances; extractor, hob, oven, fridge freezer and dishwasher, an icw 10-year warranty and parking for two cars.

Plot 11 - 3 Bed / Semi Detached / Car Port / 1630 Sq. Ft

This home features a single car port to the left, when entering the property straight ahead you will find a downstairs W/C. To the left sits the kitchen / diner with bifolds onto the private garden.

On the first floor sits the living room with bifolds onto a balcony, a double bedroom and a family bathroom.

You will find two double bedrooms on the second floor that both benefit from en-suites and there’s a handy storage cupboard on the landing.

A brochure including floor plans, a specification list and property information is available upon request.

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Location

Guston is a village near Dover in Kent, England. The village lies about a quarter of a mile North of the campus of the Duke of York's Royal Military School, near Martin Mill. The village, in the 1950s, was the site of one public house, one post office, one Saxon church and about one-hundred homes. There is a windmill, which has been converted into a house.
Dover Priory now benefits from the new Javelin High Speed rail service, which has greatly reduced the journey time to London to just 69 minutes. For Cross-Channel services, the Channel Port of Dover, the Eurotunnel Terminal at Cheriton and Ashford International for Eurostar, are all within easy driving distance. There is access onto the A2 some four miles to the south which opens up the journey’s westwards, linking up with the national motorway network.

History

The barracks, which were built about half a mile south of Fort Burgoyne, were completed in July 1913. During the First World War the barracks were used for the assembly of large quantities of men and supplies ready for shipment across the channel to the Western Front.
A major project to rebuild the barracks, which took two years to complete and was undertaken by C Jenner & Sons Ltd, was finished in 1962. The Queen's Lancashire Regiment was formed at the barracks in March 1970.