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The Seagull’s Rest in The Creative Quarter

This special place is between the oldest part of Folkestone called The Bayle and The Creative Quarter on The Old High Street. Also it is a five minute walk to the Harbour Arm and the beach. The apartment is on the second floor of a grade 2 listed building which until 1973 was a butchers run and owned by the Taylor family. Beautifully transformed into a light and airy apartment from where you can relax after an exciting day exploring the sights and sounds of Folkestone. One bedroom & sofabed

The Maples

Modern accommodation with large double bedroom en suite. Walk in shower. Sky TV. Shared utility room with washing machine dryer. Galley kitchen and fridge containing breakfast goodies. Large airy lounge/diner with double pull out sofa bed. Sky tv, Wii games console and internet (Sky Superfast). Shared large patio and exclusive smaller patio with table chairs. Large garden with swings for toddlers and younger children. Footballs etc. available. Gate leading to canal with beautiful walks.

The Stable, Redsole Farm House

A peaceful retreat ideal for 2 adult guests on our small holding. Only 2 well behaved dogs are accepted, no other animals are allowed. Ideally situated to explore the beautiful Kent countryside by foot, cycle or car. 10 mins from Channel Tunnel, 20 mins from the Port of Dover and Canterbury. 10 mins from Folkestone West Station for the high speed train to London, which takes 55 mins, and 25 mins to Ashford and the Outlet Shopping Centre. The Stable is not suitable for babies or children.

Jewel in the Garden of England - 1 bedroom

Just over an hour from London, find yourself in the heart of the English countryside with beautiful walks, the coast, and historic towns on your doorstep. Lyminge is five miles from the seaside in Hythe. It has a Chemist, Doctors' surgery, a village store, Chinese restaurant, Indian take-way, a Tea Room - which does very nice breakfasts . There are 2 good pubs nearby - the Gatekeeper in Etchinghill and the Tiger in Stowting. Dogs are welcome - one medium size or two small ones.

Stunning apartment by The Leas, West End

About this space Fantastic newly renovated one bedroom flat with private outside space and gorgeous shared garden. Minutes away from the beautiful Leas where you can stroll along the coastal path to stunning Sandgate or head the other way into the buzzing old town and harbour arm in Folkestone. You can find many pay and display parking bays on streets nearby and have easy access to both stations for fast trains to London.

Lepine- stylish, luxury apartment in Folkestone

Welcome to Lepine, a completely self contained apartment with its own front door access at the side of a Victorian house. A quiet, leafy hideaway, the main room features a kingsize bed, velvet sofa and kitchenette. The shower room is decorated in an art deco style. Lepine is very close to Folkestone Central train station and the town centre, harbour, beaches and restaurants are walking distance or a short drive away.

Cosy Garden Cottage with sea views

This charming little cottage is the perfect break away from the hustle and bustle of normal life. With sea views and in a tranquil setting with a short walk to the high street with plenty of historic features in the local area. There is a single bed which must be requested upon booking (extra £10 per night). I am afraid we do not accept pets or children under 10 years old.

Luxury countryside retreat close to Kent coast

Newly completed and nestled on the edge of the Kent Downs area of outstanding natural beauty, Larch Barn is a contemporary, spacious and eco focussed cottage retreat. Situated at the foot of Port Lympne Safari Park, Larch Barn is the perfect getaway for couples looking to enjoy spectacular views of the Kent countryside in a gorgeous country garden setting.

Rural Cosy Retreat

Situated in the Leafy Countryside between Folkestone and Canterbury, The Potting Shed is a perfect retreat location for those looking for solace in nature and still being able to access the characterful attractions of South Kent's Towns, coastline and natural attractions.