Harbourlights Cottage

Harbourlights Cottage is a bright coastal cottage situated in the heart of Broadstairs, Kent, close to the beach, shops and pubs, making it a well-positioned base for a family or group of four seeking a seaside escape.

Located on a very quiet, private road, with no through traffic.

Step inside and make your way to the sitting room, where an electric fire offers an inviting focal point for evenings spent together after days beside the sea.

When it is time to eat, the well-equipped kitchen/diner has everything needed to prepare your favourite dishes, including an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and coffee maker, while a separate dining room provides a dedicated space to gather over meals.

Patio doors lead from the dining room into the enclosed garden, where decking, a lawn and furniture offer space to sit outside with a morning coffee or evening drink.

When the day draws to a close, head upstairs to find two bedrooms, comprising a king-size and a twin, offering flexible sleeping arrangements for families, couples and friends.

A bathroom with a bath and shower over provides the choice of a soak or refreshing rinse, while a separate WC completes the first floor.

A ground-floor shower room with a walk-in shower provides an additional space to freshen up.

With the shops, pubs and beach close by, along with fabulous restaurants along the harbour, you can leave the car behind and discover Broadstairs on foot.

Explore the town's sandy beaches, part of the 7 safe sandy beaches and take in the White Cliffs of Dover.

3 minutes walk from the heritage cinema and the live show Pavillion, independent shops and historic streets, take a stroll along the Viking Coastal Trail towards Ramsgate, or discover Broadstairs' connections with Charles Dickens and the house that he wrote Bleak House about.

Venture further along the Kent coast to Margate, where you can visit Turner Contemporary, Dreamland and the fascinating Shell Grotto, or enjoy a day in the cathedral city of Canterbury.

Whitstable is another tempting destination for a day out, particularly for those keen to sample the town's renowned oysters and explore its inviting selection of places to eat.

Whether your plans involve days on the sand, coastal walks or discovering the towns and attractions of Kent, Harbourlights Cottage provides a welcoming base in the centre of 'holiday' Broadstairs.