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Coastal bliss in Greatstone, near Dungeness – a luxury family and friends retreat
Escape to Greatstone’s undulating dune covered coastline and unwind in this stunning, luxury coastal hideaway, designed with both relaxation and fun in mind. Just a short stroll from the beach, this beautiful retreat offers the perfect blend of modern comfort, seaside charm, and family-friendly indulgence.
Step inside to discover a spacious open-plan living are, cinema-style family lounge including, a large screen TV, and ambient lighting – perfect for unwinding after a day of coastal adventures.
For those who love a little friendly competition, the dedicated games room and bar provides hours of entertainment for guests of all ages. When it’s time to relax, step outside to the private, enclosed garden, complete with a bubbling hot tub – an idyllic spot to sip a glass of wine under the stars.
The home’s luxury finishes and thoughtful details create an atmosphere of understated elegance throughout, while the pet-friendly policy ensures that no member of the family is left behind.
Whether you’re enjoying long walks along the dunes (4 mins walk away), family barbecues in the garden, or peaceful evenings soaking in the hot tub, this Greatstone near Dungeness retreat is the perfect base for memorable seaside escapes year-round.
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Please note this property is along a residential area, with neighbours either side. There is a sound monitor both inside/ outside to monitor noise. CCTV in operation front and rear (obscured view of the gardens / hot tub and recreation areas)
The hot tub and Games room is not to be used after 10pm
Noise to be kept to a minimum after 10pm as neighbouring properties.
Groups aged under 25s are not permitted, and the house is more suited to family groups.
Towels and Linen provided
Early check in, and late checkouts may be available on request, subject to availability. Fees will apply. £50 for early or late check in / out (subject to availability — 1pm in and 12pm out)
Greatstone-on-Sea is a small coastal village located in the Shepway district of Kent, England. It is situated on the Romney Marsh, a unique and beautiful area of flat, low-lying land that stretches from Kent to Sussex. The village is known for its long, sandy beach, which is backed by dunes and overlooked by the imposing presence of the Dungeness nuclear power station to the west. The beach is popular with families and is a great spot for swimming and sunbathing.
In addition to the beach, Greatstone-on-Sea has a number of other attractions for visitors. The Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway, a miniature steam railway, has a station in the village and provides a scenic and unique way to explore the area. The nearby Dungeness National Nature Reserve is a must-visit for nature lovers, with its diverse range of plants and wildlife.
For those interested in history, Greatstone-on-Sea is located close to a number of interesting sites, including the medieval town of Rye, the ancient city of Canterbury, and the stunning Leeds Castle.
The village itself has a small selection of shops, cafés, and restaurants, as well as a popular pub, The Pilot Inn, which offers great food and drink with views out over the sea. Overall, Greatstone-on-Sea is a fantastic destination for a seaside holiday, offering a unique mix of natural beauty, history, and entertainment.
Situated near to the Dungeness Estate, which is home to an unusual landscape. The headland on the south coast of Kent is formed largely of a shingle beach. The Dungeness reserve itself is set back from the sea, boasting mile after mile of open shingle, fresh water pits, wet grassland and stunning wildflower meadows. Dungeness is one of the best places for wildlife in the UK and is designated as a Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and a Natura 2000 site with plenty of walks to enjoy.
For train lovers amongst you, pick up the miniature steam trains that run from Hythe, New Romney and Dymchurch and stop off at Dungeness and climb the stairs to the top of the Lighthouse for a stunning 360 degree view of the area.
Gardeners may be aware that Derek Jarman’s House and garden is located at Dungeness and you are free to walk around and enjoy his planting and sculptures.
So whatever the season, you can be sure to enjoy Dungeness and all it has to offer. Don't forget to bring your raincoat as the weather can be known to turn, and your camera to capture the wonderful sights on offer. You will soon discover why it is popular with wildlife enthusiasts, artists, and walkers. Oh… and make sure you visit the renowned Snack Shack at the Dungeness Fish Hut to pick up the daily catch to cook on the BBQ or enjoy a spot of lunch!
For more recommendations on things to do and see, check out our travel guides on New Romney & Greatstone, Dungeness, Camber & Rye.