Located in the charming town of Broadstairs, Kent in the South of England, this two-bedroom apartment sleeps four guests and offers stunning views over Viking Bay from the lounge and dining room. Recently renovated with a mid-century modern theme, this spacious first-floor flat is considered to have one of the best locations in Broadstairs, overlooking the beach and just minutes away from all the attractions the town has to offer. The main bedroom features a super king double bed, while the second bedroom has two 3ft singles. The apartment also boasts a fully equipped new kitchen and bathroom, as well as a second toilet and access to a roof area for relaxation after a day at the beach.
Broadstairs is known for its golden sands, safe swimming waters, and rich history, with connections to famous author Charles Dickens, who was a frequent visitor during Victorian times. The town continues to celebrate Dickens today through pub names like Bleak House and events like Dickens Week, held around the third week of June, where locals dress in costume and participate in various activities. Additionally, Folk Week takes place every August, offering a lively celebration of music and culture. Broadstairs has a microclimate that provides a good chance of sunny and warm weather in the summer, making it a popular destination year-round for visitors looking to relax and rejuvenate.
While there is no parking available at the property, guests are provided with full instructions and options before arrival, with the furthest parking option only a 5-minute walk away. The apartment's proximity to the beach makes it an ideal location for those looking to enjoy water activities like windsurfing and sailing, or explore the surrounding natural beauty at places like Pegwell Bay Country Park and Sandwich and Pegwell Bay National Nature Reserve. For those interested in history and culture, attractions like Dickens House Museum and Crampton Tower Museum are nearby, while families can enjoy Broadstairs Leisure and The Custom House for entertainment options. Hiking and cycling are also popular activities in the area, offering opportunities for outdoor adventures.
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