Enjoy a wonderful break to the Kent coast with your loved ones at 35 Seabourne Way, a charming semi-detached bungalow settled in the seaside village of Dymchurch.
Just a short walk from the sandy Blue-Flag beach and the local amenities, 35 Seabourne Way is a perfect escape for a family of four or a couple seeking a pet-friendly coastal break.
Arrive to find two off-road parking spaces on the drive before heading into this delightful dwelling, coming to an entrance hall and finding the living areas at the rear of the property.
Discover a modern sitting room to unwind in, enjoying light and bright décor, a Smart TV and two sofas, with one that has a sofa bed.
Glass doors lead into the combined conservatory and dining room, home to a dining table and chairs and a sofa, so you can enjoy dinner with views of the pretty garden.
Around the corner is the galley kitchen, home to all you need to rustle up tasty meals.
Enjoy relaxing in the large garden in summer on the patio furniture and making use of the barbecue area, with a large lawn for pets and children to play on, and an extra enclosed lawned area behind this which leads down to the river.
When the night draws in, retreat to one of two bedrooms, a lovely king-size bedroom and a twin bedroom, served by the renovated shower room.
Make the most of being just a short stroll away from the sandy Blue Flag Dymchurch Beach with lots of beach days in summer, or brisk walks in the cooler months.
Visit the fun-filled Dymchurch Amusement Park located on the beachfront to ride the classic rides like the ghost train, dodgems and log flume, great for families of all ages!
The Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway is a top tourist attraction in the area and allows you to soak up the gorgeous scenery without moving muscle, passing through several stations which are close to the beach, as well as offering the chance to see the Model Railway Exhibition and 1940s Museum in New Romney Station.
Another fantastic day out can be had at Port Lympne Reserve, offering the UK's most authentic safari experience with 100 acres of grounds filled with African animals, including big cats, black rhinos, primates and giraffes!
The Romney Marshes boast a wealth of wildlife and history, with the visitor centre home to an exhibition gallery and a shop, with three walking trails around this unique landscape to enjoy too.
As well as the Kent Downs AONB and the High Weald AONB, there's plenty to see and do on a fun-filled break to Kent's coast at 35 Seabourne Way.