Nestled in the heart of the quaint coastal town of Broadstairs, our charming cottage mews blends rustic charm with tasteful decor. A serene escape for travellers seeking respite from daily life, it offers tranquillity amidst picturesque mews and easy access to the town's beaches and coastal paths. Perfect for a relaxing getaway. The entrance to this exquisite cottage is off Buckingham Road; As you enter the mews, you will notice that the cottage is graced by a charming flight of steps that lead into a stunning open-plan kitchen dining area with inbuilt seating and a small dining table. In the heart of this space are two lounge chairs. An inviting log fire beckons guests to bask in its warm embrace. The main floor also boasts a tastefully designed toilet and shower room for convenience. Descending to the lower level, a cosy snug awaits, where guests can unwind while indulging in their favourite television programs. Inbuilt seating can be used as another single area for sleeping. This level also offers the allure of an additional sumptuous double bedroom. Venturing upstairs, guests will discover a luxurious bathroom, a rolltop bath replete with opulent amenities, and yet another elegantly appointed double bedroom awaits, ensuring a truly indulgent stay.

Discover the enchanting seaside town of Broadstairs, steeped in history and charm, once favoured by the renowned author Charles Dickens and now evolved into a vibrant destination. A one-minute stroll from our cottage leads you to the historic seafront, where you'll be captivated by the breathtaking beauty of Louisa and Viking Bays, surrounded by independent shops, cosy cafes, delectable restaurants, inviting pubs, and vibrant bars. As you continue along the seafront, you'll encounter Victoria Garden, where Morelli's traditional ice cream parlour awaits. Explore quaint streets adorned with chic boutiques and venture down Victoria Parade to discover the Dickens pub, the historic Eagle House, and charming side-street boutiques. Follow the path towards the picturesque harbour, passing by the Old Palace Cinema, and when you reach the 18th Century Tartare Frigate pub, known for its fresh fish and local ale, turn right to find yourself on the golden sands of Viking Bay or head left for magnificent sea views and a visit to Bleak House, where Charles Dickens once stayed. For nature enthusiasts, the nearby Thanet Coastal Path offers breathtaking views of the English Channel, winding along cliffs, coastal woodlands, and secluded coves.