Folkestone
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Seafront living doesn’t get any better than at Shoreline. This prestigious beach front house has dramatic sea views and easy access to Folkestone Harbour and coastal parks. Folkestone has recently been described by the Sunday Times as the best place to live in the South East. Now you can try out these fantastic homes for week or weekend stays.
Designed by ACME, award-winning architects, the Shoreline Beach House sits a short way from the Boardwalk promenade. The Beach House has hotel-style interior design touches including beautifully finished bathrooms, sumptuous beds, Smart TVs in the bedrooms, slippers, robes and Aesop beauty products.
Enjoy stunning sunsets over the English Channel from your roof-top terrace. The beautifully curved balconies capture the sunrise, looking towards the French coastline, from the kitchen and main lounge. There is also a private rear terrace to appreciate views of the cliff-tops leading to the North Downs.
With 9am to 5pm, weekday concierge on hand if you need help or tips on where to go on the Kent Coast, and a welcome hamper on arrival also awaits you with a bottle of local bubbly. There is an out-of-hours emergency service for any practical issues.
The Beach House comes equipped with deck chairs for you to enjoy the beach, straight from your front door.
Access to Folkestone via the high speed train takes 50 minutes from London. The stations are a short walk along The Leas before descending through coastal parks to Shoreline. Driving is made simple with the secured car park, with a space right by your private entry, including a lift to bring shopping up to the upper kitchen floor. Electric vehicle charging points are available and a re-charge is included at no extra cost.
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The Shoreline development is located on the Folkestone Harbour Seafront, on pebbled shores closest to the Mermaid beach and beside the Lower Leas Coastal Park. The park was created in Victorian times and the area along the beach was renowned for being a holiday area from this time. Today, the award-winning Lower Leas Coastal Park is a groomed mature nature park with three zones – wild, formal and the largest adventure play area in the South East.
You can access the beach and seaside cafés, and walk towards Sandgate to the west or Folkestone Harbour Arm to the east. Sandgate has a collection of delis, sandwich bars and cafés, wine bars and very good restaurants. Folkestone Harbour Arm is one of Kent’s most popular visitor attractions with street food stalls, exclusive sea-side restaurants and an artisan marketplace. There is a large outdoor screen for free family films on a Friday, and sporting events across the week. Folkestone’s Creative Quarter is full of galleries, independent shops and award-winning restaurants, situated to enjoy breath-taking sea views. There are two beaches, pebble to the west of the Harbour Arm, and Sunny Sands to the east. Onwards on the eastern side is the Site of Special Scientific Interest called The Warren; this is a great area of fossil hunting and appreciating diverse wild flora and fauna.