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Beautiful couple's retreat in a bright and modern seaside home in Dungeness, Kent.

Sleeps 2
1 bedroom
1 bathroom

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£1109-2205 per week

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Highlights

Originally a radar research base, this is now a stunning beach house within Dungeness Nature Reserve, offering panoramic views of the shingle beach.
Tailor-made for couples seeking seclusion and a connection with nature, the residence features a cosy open-plan living area, a mezzanine bed and a luxurious sunken bath with a sauna.
The well-equipped kitchen includes a Miele induction hob, oven, and more, with access to an east-facing terrace for sunrise views.
Enjoy the comfort of underfloor heating and warm walls in the shower room.
Dungeness boasts scenic walks, the Old Lighthouse and the Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch steam railway.

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Up to two dogs are welcome, £35 per dog fee.

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Originally, this beachfront abode served as the research base for triangulated radar. Now, it stands as a breathtaking beach house located within the Dungeness Nature Reserve, offering sweeping views of the extensive shingle beach.

Perfectly designed as a romantic hideaway, this residence is tailor-made for couples yearning for seclusion, a connection with nature and tranquillity.

The open-plan living area features a snug seating nook with a welcoming wood-burning stove and unobstructed 180-degree vistas of the sea. A mezzanine bed adds an element of cosiness, and the opulent sunken bath, complete with waterfall taps, invites relaxation. To enhance the experience, a sauna is also at your disposal.

The kitchen is nicely equipped with a Miele induction hob, oven and microwave, cafetiere, fridge, small table top freezer and features a door to the fabulous east-facing terrace.

Every comfort has been considered throughout, from underfloor heating to warm walls in the shower room.

Outside there are two decked terraces. One is east-facing, allowing you to enjoy the special sunrises and the other faces west so you can relax and watch the romantic sunsets.

Dungeness, in the untouched southernmost bay from Folkestone to Rye, offers scenic walks amidst wild landscapes, vast sea views and expansive skies. Don't miss the popular Old Lighthouse or the charming Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch steam railway for a delightful coastal journey to Hythe. Enjoy fresh fish from the unique 'Fish Hut' and visit the two reserve pubs, The Britannia and The Pilot. For more adventure, the historic town of Rye, with its boutique shops, cafes, and restaurants, is just 10 miles away.