Bleak House Lodge is a charming vacation home located in Broadstairs, Kent, in the South of England. Built in 1801 as the lodge house for Bleak House, made famous by Charles Dickens, this cottage offers accommodation for up to 5 guests in 2 bedrooms. The property has been renovated in 2014, maintaining original features such as stripped wooden floors and cast iron radiators to create an authentic period atmosphere.
Situated in a quiet street in the heart of Broadstairs, Bleak House Lodge is just a short walk away from both Viking Bay and Stone Bay, as well as various restaurants, cafes, and bars in the town. The cottage features separate living and dining rooms, both equipped with open fires for a cozy atmosphere. The bedrooms boast comfortable deep, sprung mattresses and high-quality white bed linen. Additionally, the property includes a beautiful south-facing walled garden and terrace with a table, chairs, and a Weber barbecue.
For guests traveling with children, Bleak House Lodge offers amenities such as a travel cot, bed guards, a high chair, a small box of toys, and some games and books. The staircase leading from the dining room is child-friendly with a door for safety. The living room is equipped with a smart TV, and wifi is available throughout the property. Nearby attractions include theme parks, the beach, Dickens House Museum, Granville Theatre, North Foreland Golf Club, and Ramsgate Royal Harbour and Marina.
Overall, Bleak House Lodge provides a comfortable and convenient accommodation option for guests looking to explore the charming town of Broadstairs and its surrounding attractions. The cottage's historical significance, modern amenities, and proximity to the coast make it an ideal choice for a relaxing getaway in the South of England.
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