Coverage
Dover, Deal and the CT villages.
A tight patch, deliberately. We would rather know the streets properly than claim half of Kent. Folkestone is covered by a sibling firm in the network — ask and we will point you there.
Dover town
The core of what we do. Victorian terraces on steep streets, flats above shops in the centre, post-war estates, and cliff-top properties with a view and a staircase.
Town centre · Buckland · Tower Hamlets · Maxton · Elms Vale · Western Heights · the seafront
More detail →Deal & Walmer
A different character entirely — seafront townhouses, conservation streets, and lanes in the old town that a large vehicle genuinely cannot enter.
Deal · Walmer · Kingsdown · Upper Deal · Mongeham
More detail →The cliff villages
Between Dover and the coast road. Mostly easy access and driveways, with the occasional cliff-top property where the approach is single-track and the wind does the rest.
St Margaret's-at-Cliffe · Capel-le-Ferne · East Langdon · Guston · Whitfield
The Alkham & Elham side
The valley running inland. Village lanes, older cottages, and a few properties up unmade tracks where we shuttle with a smaller van.
River · Temple Ewell · Kearsney · Alkham · Lydden · Shepherdswell
Aylesham & Sandwich
Aylesham is a former colliery village with a lot of new building alongside the original terraces. Sandwich is medieval and narrow, and moves there need the street checked first.
Aylesham · Nonington · Eastry · Sandwich · Ash
A note on Folkestone
People ask, so: Folkestone has its own firm in this network, and it knows the Eurotunnel side of cross-channel moving better than we do. We own the ferry port and the CT16/CT17 patch. If you are in Folkestone, you will be better served there — email us and we will tell you who to speak to.
Moving somewhere on this list?
Two addresses and a rough idea of what is going is enough to start. If it is heading out through the port, say where it is landing.