The property
A charming end of terrace house in the beautiful seaside town of Broadstairs in Kent.
The cosy living and sleeping arrangements make Lavender Lodge the perfect place for a seaside holiday with the family.
A walk up the well-kept front garden pathway with the aroma of lavender in the air takes you into the house, immediately welcoming you as you step into the hallway giving you access to the attractive sitting room and dining area.
This comprises comfortable seating and a large 55” Ultra HD TV with full Sky package to keep you entertained after a long day discovering the delights of this renowned, award winning town.
The ground floor is completed by a well-equipped kitchen set with everything that you need for a comfortable break away.
The upstairs of Lavender Lodge is roomy and welcoming, with three bedrooms including an incredibly charming double bedroom set with romantic pinks and whites with a stylish mirrored wardrobe.
There is also a fully equipped tiled bathroom.
The back garden of this property is stunning, boasting a lawned area and decking with appropriate furniture, perfect to enjoy the evenings with a glass of wine.
The charming town of Broadstairs is very picturesque with seven superb beaches, Viking Bay with its unique marina, attractive cottages, historic buildings including Dickens Bleak House and all amenities set on cobbled streets.
It also offers superb golf facilities at North Foreland, crazy golf and a period cinema reflecting the quaintness of this attractive town which seats 110 people.
The popular seaside resorts of Ramsgate and Margate are within easy reach, two towns that make essential viewing whilst in this part of the country.
A welcoming residence, Lavender Lodge can be enjoyed throughout the year.
Accommodation
Three bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin, 1 x adult bunks. Bathroom with bath, shower, basin and WC. Cloakroom. Kitchen. Sitting room with dining area.
About the location
BROADSTAIRS
Ramsgate 2 miles; Margate 3 miles; Sandwich 10 miles; Canterbury 19 miles; Dover 20 miles; Whitstable 22 miles.
The town of Broadstairs, known as The Jewel in Thanet's Crown, has been a popular place with visitors for centuries. The town offers Blue Flag sandy beaches, fishermen's cottages, Victorian architecture, hidden cobbled streets, clifftop walks, and Bleak House, which was once the Summer home of Charles Dickens. There are also many independent shops, butchers, bakers, tea rooms, gift and antique shops, a quaint old independent cinema, crazy golf and even a teddy bear hospital! This area of Kent offers a plethora of excursions and activities, including the Turner Contemporary gallery, Dreamland Pleasure Park or fascinating Shell Grotto in Margate, Dover with its famous white cliffs and castle, Dickens World in Chatham, the cathedral city of Canterbury, wildlife parks, gardens ...and all of London's attractions are only an hour and a quarter away by train! In addition, the area boasts arguably the most spectacular stretch of golf courses in the south of England including Open Championship venue Royal St George's and Royal Cinque Ports at Deal - host to the 2013 Amateur Championship. The local town of Whitstable is lovely to explore with fantastic eating options and a chance to try the famous Whitstable native oysters. For those looking for peace and relaxation, why not walk or cycle the Viking Coastal Trail? This pathway leads from Broadstairs to neighbouring coastal towns, including Ramsgate. Or for longer walks access the North DOwns way which winds through the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. And with the Channel Tunnel just 40 minutes' away, or ferries available from Dover, you could enjoy lunch in France. Historic and quaint this town may be, but if live music is your interest, then you are truly spoilt for choice! Most of the bars and pubs hold music nights throughout the year, where you can listen to everything from blues to folk, with the Blues Bash held every February and Folk Week every August, each attracting visitors from all over the world. Or, visit Dickens Week, every June, the annual Broadstairs water gala at the end of August or the outstanding Food Festival held every October.
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