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Situated on charming sea-front esplanade of Mers-les-Bain, this bright apartment will have you perfectly placed for spending sunny days down at the sandy beach and exploring the town's historic centre. Start the mornings with a cup of coffee on your private balcony, gazing at the Art Nouveau villas and 19th-century style buildings the neighbourhood is renowned for. 

Stepping back inside, you'll enjoy breakfast at the elegant dining table and relaxing on the stylish modular sofa as you plan the day ahead. Comfortable furnishings and lovingly curated decor makes the space warm and welcoming, so you can make yourself right at home. 

When it's time to head out, grab your bucket and spade, and hit the sandy beach for an afternoon of sunbathing and swimming, just a short stroll from your doorstep. When you're not soaking up the sun on the beach, the port of Treport is well worth a visit, with terraces, small guinguettes, craft markets and several restaurants to enjoy. 

To The Terrace

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Explore the magic of Normandy from your base in Le Tréport, a quaint fishing town. This elegant apartment and its soft-toned interiors are reminiscent of another time, embodying the timeless charm of Northern France. 

Refined furniture and pretty touches make for a lovely abode – every detail echoes and celebrates the beauty of its surroundings. Whether you’re sipping your morning coffee on your small balcony, savouring a hot bath after a long day of exploring, or whipping up dinner in your well-equipped kitchen, there’s everything you could need to feel at home. Tucking into meals around the mid-century-style dining table is particularly lovely, with the French doors open to let the fresh sea air billow in.

Spend mornings taking a gentle walk along the canal and discover the town’s fishing history through its port, just 200 metres away. When you want to explore the historical centre, you’re a stone’s throw away from all the local shops, restaurants, historical sights, and more. But the best thing to do in Le Tréport is to simply appreciate the beautiful cliffs and cove beaches – hop on the funicular train to catch an immense view of the natural surroundings. 

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This light-filled and elegant home situated just a short drive from the Belgian border and the stunning beaches of Malo-les-Bains is a great location for a family or a group of friends to base themselves while enjoying a relaxing country retreat. With a large garden and a private indoor Jacuzzi, this promises to be a restful holiday. 

The inside will greet you with a huge open-plan living and dining area, with plenty of comfy spaces to kick back and unwind. Enjoy evenings of movies and wine on the plush sofas, while the modern kitchen will no doubt inspire you to create delicious Brittany-inspired dishes. You can share your meals at the indoor dining table or outside, where another large table awaits. You'll also be able to organise family barbecues out here, or simply lounge about in the sun and catch up on your holiday reads. 

Before heading off upstairs to the land of sweet dreams, why not treat yourself to an indulgent soak in the Jacuzzi. Everyone will get a good night’s rest courtesy of the cosy bedrooms – wake up feeling reinvigorated and share a leisurely breakfast in the garden. 

For an adventure-filled day, enjoy country hikes and days at the beach located a twenty-five-minute drive from your home. You can also visit the town of Cassel, where you’ll find charming shops and a museum. 

Life in Blue 

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In its past life, this unique home used to be a research base for triangulated radar – now, it’s an acclaimed designer gem, perfect as a base for a romantic getaway. Situated near a functioning lighthouse, just steps away from the beach and surrounded by the Dungeness Nature Reserve, this place is a haven of peace and natural beauty. The inside boasts Scandi elegance and simplicity – and with a sauna, a luxurious sunken bathtub and a wood burner, it’s easy to see why this home is such a hit. 

On My Radar 

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A delightfully quaint bolthole set in the beautiful Kent countryside, this home's modern black facade is complemented by a rustic and quirky interior. Glass-fronted and beaming with sunlight all year round, the bright living space is warm and welcoming from the moment you arrive. The fully-equipped kitchen has soft wooden tables and open shelves, creating a homely and relaxing space to gather over a homecooked meal. It opens onto the trendy and whimsical lounge, with its yellow armchair and eclectic decorations. We loved the garden most of all – slide open the glass doors and step outside into the fresh air. Outside, you'll find an alfresco dining area – the perfect spot to tuck into the cake host Georgina leaves for you – and a cosy lounge area surrounding an open-air fire pit, which is ideal for enjoying a moment of calm while watching the sunset. You may even spot the resident kingfisher as it flies from the pond. When you're ready for sleep, drift off in the plush beds in the country-style bedrooms, then wake up feeling well-rested and ready to explore Kent. You're perfectly located for adventures – make the twenty-minute drive to the coastal Dungeness National Nature Reserve or reward yourself after a stroll with a pint in one of the delicious pubs nearby.

The Kingfisher

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Welcome Hamper

A stone’s throw from Camber Sands, this stylish home takes beach shack to glamorous new heights, making it the perfect coastal retreat for friendly get-togethers and extended families. 

The interior is characterfully designed using reclaimed and antique materials, offering a revitalised version of seaside chic. The host is evidently a fan of up-cycling – look out for creative touches such as repurposed doors, stain-glass windows and rustic radiators. We especially love the wood-panelled walls and flooring that shape the space as a whole, while the comfortable furnishings, neutral tones and wood-burning stove keep things cosy. 

Here, as much attention has been paid to comfort as it has to style – drift off to sleep beneath Egyptian cotton bed linen or relax on leather sofas in the sitting room. But, don’t spend too much time inside as this home is close to an expansive sandy beach. Enjoy exclusive use of a private “No Through” sandy road, with access only to residents, and walk to the sand dunes in two minutes. End the day with early-evening sundowners on the front porch, sharing anecdotes and listening to the waves lapping in and out of the shore, before heading into the local village for a spot of traditional pub grub, five minutes away on foot. 

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This peaceful haven offers beautiful views and the perfect setting for a restorative retreat in the North Downs. Nestled within a small country estate, you can relax in the private garden, savour long soaks in the hot tub and follow hiking trails through the surrounding meadows. Inside, the rooms have been designed to inspire a wonderful sense of well-being. From the Scandinavian design and the woodburning stove to the luxurious freestanding bath and the range of extra services, you’ll find it easy to settle in and make it your own. It’s also family-friendly with a bunk bed room for children and plenty to explore in the surroundings. From here, it’s just a short drive to Canterbury and the coastal towns of Folkestone and Hythe.

The Garden in Bloom

Right on the edge of Orlestone Forest and a twenty-minute drive from the coast, this quaint bolthole has been plucked from the lid of a chocolate box. Your host, Caroline, has created a cosy, clever and modern delight of a home with a mix of rustic and mid-century furnishings. Two comfy armchairs are positioned in front of the sliding doors, so you can keep one eye on the television and the other on the wildlife busying itself in the immaculate garden. Tuck into breakfast in your private courtyard before taking a stroll past the pond and golden barley fields to the paddock, where Caroline’s Soay sheep are kept. Set out on a yomp along country lanes, stopping at gastro pubs along the way. And when it’s time to get some rest, we guarantee you’ll be out like a light as soon as your head hits the pillow of your cloud-soft bed.

Golden Barley

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Rejuvenate with panoramic sea views every day at this beachfront hideout perched along one of Sandgate’s most sought-after private roads. Boasting direct access to a quiet and secluded stretch of beach, and yet just a 4-minute drive (or thirty-three minutes on foot) from the bustling seaside town of Folkestone, it’s hard to imagine a better location. Wake up with invigorating strolls along the nearby coastal paths. Rustle up a picnic for the beach, or head into Sandgate for a dose of seaside nostalgia with fish and chips and lashings of ice cream. When it’s time for a spot of shopping and culture, mosey along to the cobbled streets of Folkstone, where you’ll find bustling restaurants, gastropubs, and the thriving artist quarter. Back at home, maritime curiosities bring coastal charm, while a dramatic mural painted by Kent artist Oliver Trowell brings drama and a dash of colour to the space. After busy days exploring the Kent coast, soak weary legs in the Jacuzzi bathtub. Then pad out onto the south-easterly facing terrace, fire up the barbecue and nestle down in the charming pergola. It’s your front-row seat to watch the glowing setting sun.

Blue Horizon

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On the outskirts of pretty little Orlestone, this sixteenth-century Grade II-listed cottage is picture perfect – so much so that it was featured in the Wealden Times Lifestyle Magazine. Beyond the manicured gardens are comfy rooms packed with original features, ideal for hunkering down. Pick your spot on a plump sofa with your feet up on the pouffe in front of the wood-burning fire, catch forty winks in the dreamy beds under Egyptian cotton sheets and patchwork quilts or tuck into your hosts’ homemade cake around the antique dining table. Spend glorious summer days on the lawns sprawled out with a picnic, enveloped in the sweet scent of the rose bushes while industrious bumblebees toil away in the foxgloves. On more adventurous days, don your walking boots and explore. Set off past the pond, through shady spots and open fields, eventually arriving at the Hamstreet Woods National Nature Reserve. After your yomp, a slap-up feast is well deserved; gastro pubs and tearooms await in nearby villages, just a short drive away.

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As refined and attractive a home as you're likely to see, this single-storey apartment is a wing of a Grade II Gothic mansion. But what makes it truly unique is that it faces the ruins of an ancient Franciscan abbey that's of such historical importance it's been granted Scheduled Monument status. Set in the home's grounds, the abbey dates from 1285 and it's quite a sight to wake up to each morning.

Inside, the home is beautifully detailed, with character features like a meticulously restored original fireplace with log burner in the living room, Gothic plasterwork, ornate cornice to the high ceilings and stone mullion windows. Decorated in a classical country residence style, there's a Chesterfield to lounge upon, a vintage dining table and chairs, and an antique writing table. But it also boasts some tasteful modern touches, like the emperor-size bed with a cashmere and wool mattress and 800 thread count linen in the master bedroom, the stylish marble bathrooms, the cosy double bed and built-in bunkbed in the second bedroom. Comfortable and warm, it's a real home from home, with a well kitted-out kitchen (including a basket of local produce) and unbeatable views framed by tall windows.

With its own private and fully enclosed garden and a wood-fired hot tub, you'll no doubt be spending much of your time outdoors, and there's a table and chairs plus a barbecue for meals alfresco. But the village pub is only a short walk away and the charming medieval town of Rye, bursting with pubs, shops and restaurants, is just a few minutes by car. Explore Winchelsea’s cellar tours, 13th century church with stunning stained glass windows, farm shop, pub, and vineyard wine tours hosted by a neighbour of the home. Keen walkers can hike across the marshes, while beach lovers will be in their element – Winchelsea beach is just down the road, while both Rye Harbour and the famous dunes of Camber Sands are a short drive. You're also only two hours from London.

The Friar's Monument

This striking holiday home was a pump station built during WWII to support the D-Day landings. Its conversion into a beach-side hideaway was so impressive that it was featured on George Clarke’s Remarkable Renovations, and it’s easy to see why. Concrete walls are softened by stone grey tones, warm wood, and luxurious furnishings in this stunning home. This is a cosy, comfortable abode with underfloor heating and a log fire. Five floor-to-ceiling windows offer views of the surrounding nature reserve – you’ll be perfectly positioned on the Dungeness Estate, on a shingle beach 3 miles into the English Channel. 

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Positioned directly on Dungeness's public beach, this former foghorn testing station has been fully renovated into a unique getaway for two. The nearby lighthouse's foghorn still works, although we much prefer the idea of waking up to the sound of the waves and seagulls. The sea is literally on your doorstep, and huge glass doors and a small terrace maximise the idyllic views. It's more of a studio than a one-bed, but we like the single-level layout. Although phone signal is patchy here and there's no proper TV, there is wi-fi for remote working and streaming. That said, the Bose speaker system, wood burner and teak bathtub are all you need to truly unwind. 

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Fun prints and bright pops of colour create a lively yet relaxing ambience at this home in Mers-les-Bains. Located just 100 metres away from the beach, you'll be well-positioned to take in the fresh sea air and laid-back atmosphere of this charming seaside town. 

Soak up scenic sea views from the small balcony, which we think makes the perfect perching spot when sipping your morning coffee. With the option to cook u your own culinary masterpieces in a stylish setting, we can see why dining in may seem appealing here (especially with some produce from the local French farmer's market). However, if you fancy having some local delicacies cooked for you – the bars and restaurants of Mers-les-Bains are within strolling distance here too. 

Sea n' Soleil 

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Set at the foot of the Dungeness roundhouse, this former lighthouse keeper’s cottage makes for the ultimate escape from the city. There are unspoilt views of the rugged landscape, and several nearby coastal paths to explore on foot, with plenty of local pubs en-route. Spend sunny days on the terrace embracing the peace, while the cooler months can be equally enjoyable keeping cosy in the cottage with the two wood burners. Only a ten-minute drive from Rye, you’ll find plenty of restaurants and boutiques for when you’re craving a bit of hustle and bustle. 


The East Keeper's Cottage

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Beachfront living is hard to beat, and that's exactly what this fuss-free apartment offers. Set on Sandgate Esplanade, the shingled beach is just across the street. It's on the top three floors of a Victorian building dating back 150 years, so expect to climb quite a few stairs. You'll find it's worth the effort, though, as the views from up here are superb. The bay window offers sweeping sea panoramas, including a glimpse of France in the distance. It's not the most modern home – the communal hallway is especially dated – but it works well for families keen to be seconds from the sea.

Beachside Solitude

Overlooking the river, this Camber cottage is ideally placed for a relaxing coastal retreat. It’s a short stroll down the lane to Broomhill Sands beach and just a little further along the coast to Rye – which has a wider selection of amenities. Back at home, the garden has everything you could need to make the most of the great outdoors – including a fire pit and a barbecue. The main cottage has two cosy bedrooms, while the third bedroom is located in a cute boathouse in the garden – making this a great option for those seeking a little extra privacy.

Starry River

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A quintessentially English countryside escape, you may have seen this characterful 16th-century manor feature in the film Mr Holmes and more notably in season three of The Crown. In honour of such a humble appearance – we've named this home after the episode in which it features, titled "Cri de Coeur". Surrounded by 720-acres of National Trust farmland, the property boasts a location amidst breathtaking natural beauty that stretches as far as the eye can see. There's even a 30-acre family-run vineyard owned that guests have the opportunity to discover on a wine tour and tasting organised by the hosts. Make the most of the on-site wine tasting lounge – it's the perfect place to socialise after a day out in the country air. 

As well as communal access to the winery, you'll have private access to an entire wing of the home as well as a private piece of the garden – separate from any other guests. Stone paths pave the way inside to the cosy main living space with a traditional aesthetic throughout. While there isn't a kitchen as such in the wing, the living area includes a fridge, freezer, toaster, kettle and some dining essentials so that you can enjoy simple meals around the table. After country walks through the sheep fields or to Winchelsea Beach (fifty minutes away on foot) – make returning and snuggling up in front of the log burner fire a cosy ritual that you'll crave long after your stay. From the bedroom windows, take in the best views in the house, as the vistas sweep across the rolling hills and out to sea. With the town of Rye positioned just 4 miles away, this place is not as remote as it may seem – as you'll have convenient access to an array of charming shops, pubs and restaurants just a ten-minute drive away. 

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This little gem makes for a stylish coastal escape in the town of Hythe - an Old English word meaning 'haven'. You'll be a walk from Hythe Beach, with golf, pubs, and plenty of food options. The home is fresh, bright, and modern. Curl up on plush sofas and chairs in front of the log burner with a film or board game. The kitchen is super sleek and the dining space is the best spot to gather and relax while preparing food or drinks. Lofty glass doors that lead out to the garden, where one can catch the early sun with a morning coffee. For unwinding indoors, the freestanding bathtub is an elegant touch. However you spend your days, this home will be your haven.

Hydrangea Haven

This quirky home is full of charm and fascinating architectural design. A salvaged Victorian railway carriage has been incorporated into the design of the home, which boasts retro and urban styling – you’d never guess from the simple white cottage exterior. There’s a pool table and a wood-burning stove for cosy nights in, but most of your stay here will likely be spent exploring the shingle beach just a few steps away, or admiring sea views and the dramatic backdrop of the power station on Dungeness beach. This area is a great choice for wildlife enthusiasts – don’t forget to bring your binoculars. 

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This home is a real treat for guests looking for something truly unique and intricately designed. This home is brimming with love, care, and eccentricity to the next level. Each room of the home follows a different theme and creates an air of excitement to find out what you'll discover beyond the next door. Located just on the edge of Dymchurch beach, guests won't have to look far for an exciting day out, while just a little further afield, the stunning and historic city of Canterbury can offer a day full of shopping, dining, and sightseeing, while the world-famous White Cliffs of Dover can be reached in a thirty-five-minute car ride and are not to be missed. 

While the local opportunities for adventure are abundant, and will surely keep any explorer busy, the real gem lies in the uniqueness of this home. With a home cinema, bar, "St Tropez" style living area, full DJ and light effect setup, a genuine sunlight room offering guests the chance to sunbathe 365 days a year, and unique bedrooms featuring a different theme and name, such as Gold, Black, Time Travellers, Swing, Venetian, Surfers, and Pondicherry, we can't think of a more exciting home, not only for families, but also for hen and stag dos and other events.

Shakespeare's Toybox

With views of the castle and cosy, homely interiors, this seaside cottage offers everything you could hope for from a Dover getaway. Wood-burning stove? Check. Private garden? Check. Central location? Check – it ticks all the boxes.

Whatever time of year you visit, you won't have trouble getting comfortable here. In the winter months, curl up in front of the fire and stream your favourite film on the TV. Come summer, the peaceful courtyard garden awaits. Sip Pimms and tuck into nibbles as the sun goes down, before retiring to the plush four-poster bed for a well-deserved rest. 

The beach is a ten-minute walk away, and the town centre even closer. Find a traditional pub to sit down to a Sunday roast and spend afternoons perusing the selection of independent shops. You can't leave without catching a glimpse of the famous White Cliffs – luckily, they're less than half an hour on foot from your front door.

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Perched on the coast at Greatstone, this modern beach house makes for a luxurious family getaway. This contemporary home is designed with entertaining in mind – with plenty of open-plan communal spaces. We love the cinema room, complete with a sofa big enough for all the family to get cosy. Socialising continues outdoors – equipped with a bar, barbecue, and pizza oven – the terrace is definitely the place to be. The garden comes with direct access to the sandy coastline via the dunes, so you'll have exclusive access to the quiet part of the beach – what's not to love?

At The Waters Edge

Just minutes away from the English Channel, this country manor in Folkestone puts you within easy reach of the Kent coast, from a hidden valley offering total peace and seclusion. Contrasting period charms with modern home comforts, its highlights include the garden's hot tub and alfresco dining area, the original fireplaces, and the historical Tudor-style window panelling. If you can pull yourself away, there are plenty of scenic walking routes and heritage sites to be explored nearby. While the home is rural, it is far from remote – you'll find hotspots such as the White Cliffs of Dover, the Battle of Britain Museum and Dover Castle within easy driving distance. 



Hockley Wing

You’ll find this well-kept apartment in the heart of historic Rye, where cobbled lanes are flanked by medieval, half-timbered houses and hidden side streets give way to distant views across Rodney Marsh. You are mere footsteps from a number of traditional pubs, contemporary restaurants serving farm-to-table produce and just a ten-minute stroll to the Rye Castle Museum. If you’re feeling up to it, you can reach Camber Sands in just over an hour by foot or a ten-minute drive in the car. Back at home, a living space that’s equal parts stylish and cosy calls for cups of tea in front of the fire. And when it’s time to head for the land of nod, an inviting bedroom finished in soothing coastal tones awaits. 

Between Land and Sea

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Step inside to this wholesome countryside retreat, where views of nature's beauty stretch for miles, while peace and tranquillity are to be expected. Take in a deep breath of fresh air as you wake up each morning feeling both humbled and refreshed after a dreamy night's sleep in the bedroom that comes filled with cosy blankets, quality bedding and soothing wooden furnishings. Over in the open kitchen and living area, a similarly calm aesthetic persists with plenty of natural light passing through the large glass windows – which decorate the walls with the luscious green landscape in the distance. Situated just four kilometres away from the small village of Biddenden, be sure to check out the local gastronomy at The West House, as well as some quintessentially British pub grub at The Red Lion. If a decent glass of wine tickles your fancy, you'll also be located around 6km away from Biddenden Vineyards – offering tours and tastings to visitors throughout the year. 

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