Preston is a small village and suburban neighbourhood on the western edge of Dover in Kent, England. It sits inland from the famous White Cliffs, amid a mix of farmland and residential streets, and benefits from good road links to the Port of Dover and the wider county via the A2/A20 corridors, making it convenient for commuters heading towards Canterbury and London.
Historically it grew from an agricultural settlement and retains some older cottages and parish character alongside post‑war housing; local amenities serve a predominantly residential population. Economically and socially Preston is tied to the fortunes of Dover - maritime, transport and tourism (including nearby Dover Castle and the cliffs) play a notable role - while many residents value the quieter village feel within easy reach of the coast.
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