Relax in this cosy 2 bedroomed quirky apartment in an Old Converted Flour Mill dating back to 1833, where some of the timbers originate from Napoleon's Ships and were re-used to build the timber section of the mill where you will be staying. The brick part of the mill was added later in 1870. Visit the famous White Cliffs of Dover, Dover Castle, The Roman Painted House, Dover Promenade, Heritage Trail and Dover Museum & Bronze Age Boat. The property is located on the main road into town.

Hi just a few things about me I'm a property developer landlord and Engineer by trade, which keeps me busy I have been renting out property for over 25 years now and more recently on here, as I use the site a lot when I travel myself. I am sure that you enjoy your stay. Thanks for choosing the property, any questions please don't hesitate to ask or contact the caretaker Mick.

Dover Hilltop Castle: Which has some 2000 years of history to its credit. The White Cliffs of Dover: Part of the North Downs formation, coastline facing the Strait of Dover and France. The cliff face, which reaches a height of 350 feet, owes its striking appearance to its composition of chalk accented by streaks of black flint. Secret Wartime Tunnels: The claustrophobic chalky passageways were excavated during the Napoleonic Wars and then expanded to house a command post and hospital in WWII. guided tours available. Roman Painted House: 1960s bunker is the unlikely setting for some of the most extensive, if stunted, Roman wall paintings north of the Alps. Several scenes depict Bacchus (Roman god of wine and revelry), which makes perfect sense as this large villa was built around AD 200 Roman Lighthouse: This Roman-era lighthouse is Britain's oldest standing building and dates from around AD 50. P&O ferries dover: Go on a little adventure with Day Trips To France and drive off the ferry at Calais and the Hauts-de-France region of northern France are just a 90 minute ferry journey from Dover. South Foreland Lighthouse: A remote, isolated, pristine-white, solid beacon; a place of innovation and scientific firsts, a romantic hideaway and big-hearted family haven. Fan Bay Deep Shelter The tunnels were constructed in 1940/41 as accommodation for the gun battery. Food Places: Aspendos Restaurant:- Extensive Turkish menu and reasonable in price. The Radnor Arms: Old Bouverie Bar, British, Pub, Gastropub. The White Horse:- Dover's oldest pub, original building c 1365 and is the Channel Swimmers' pub of choice since 2002. The Pines Garden Tea Room and Museum The Smugglers:- Classic village pub serving guest ales and European-inspired food. Il Rustico:- Italian, Pizza, Mediterranean, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options. The Allotment:- Traditional home cooked British classics and European favourites. The Hythe Bay:- Delightful seafood restaurant.