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Perched on the shore above the pebble and sandy beach at Greatstone, a stunning Zen like black burnt timber facade reveals designer-led interiors and ever-changing vistas. Offering an inspiring coastal escape that caters for family and friends, this stunning holiday home seamlessly fuses back-to-the-elements with open-plan living making the perfect escape for group accommodation. Perhaps it's an adventure that you crave, or simply taking time to unwind with strolls on the beach, there are endless possibilities here.
Clad in Japanese burnt Cedar, a preserving technique known as Shou Sugi Ban, the house protects its guests from the elements whilst opening up its wide open views and encouraging everyone to slow down and gaze a while. This Nordic and Japanese inspired beach house exudes opulence and fun offering a state-of-the-art cinema room, three floors of glass doors ensuring a light filled space and luxury touches throughout with the latest tech-led living innovations.
A coastal rhetoric features throughout, from the sandstone floors through the magnificent kitchen and on to the lower terrace to escape through the garden to the dunes. Upstairs there’s a sea facing deck from the master bedroom with panoramic sea views.
Features at Waterfront include:
TV / Cinema room with 85-inch TV, surround sound, in ceiling speakers and fully loaded with Netflix, Prime TV, Sky TV
State-of-the-art kitchen with two huge ovens (worthy of a turkey for Christmas!) two dishwashers, two induction hobs, double width butler sink, barista style Nespresso machine, high quality crockery and also includes Le Creuset pans.
Garden bar outside the kitchen with fully opening bifold windows and garden high stools
Webber BBQ and outdoor pizza oven & gas Paella ring and Pans
Outdoor Table tennis table
Fusbol Table
Indoor equipped bar area with sink located in the upper lounge including glassware, shakers, and a wine chiller, fridge Quooker and small dishwasher
Oka furnishing, including stunning sofas.
Electric vehicle charging point — complimentary use
Garden shower for after swimming warmth and washing children and dogs
Direct access to a quiet part of the beach via the little gate onto the dunes. The sandiest part of the beach is a few minutes on foot to the right of the dunes.
Small supermarket within walking distance
Various cafés, pubs and eateries on foot. The Pilot pub offers great Fish and Chips in nearby Dungeness. Plus the Fish-shack at Dungeness is a must-go venue! In the area there are many lovely local walks on the beach, those with bikes can cycle for miles and miles. Historic sites include the Sound Mirrors at Dungeness.
For families, the Romney and Hythe railway ensures you can see the coastline in style. Port Lympne reserve park, watersports available on the Romney Marsh reserve.
Corporate use — all rooms are en suite making the home especially good for away days for delegates. Two living spaces and huge dining area, plus Wi-Fi operates at 300 mbps via a mesh Wi-Fi across house and garden. This home is also super eco-friendly with EV charger, solar panels, ground source heat pump and more!
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Towels and linen provided
Wi-Fi — Speed 350mbps
Central heating throughout — underfloor heating
BBQ — coal
Pizza oven — gas fuelled
Three well-behaved dogs are welcome. Please note additional pet charges are £35 per pet per week (or part of) will be charged. The grounds are fairly well secured for pets, but smaller dogs may escape. The garden is fully enclosed with side access and outdoor shower to clean paws. The beach is pet friendly all year around.
Private driveway parking for up to 3 cars. More can park on the roads nearby.
1 cot and 1 highchair is available on request
Lots of options on tailoring your stay with Bloom Stays
External CCTV cameras for security
Early check in, and late checkouts, may be available on request, subject to availability. Fees will apply. Please contact Bloom Stays for more details.
If you’re wondering how to feed your crowd on holiday, check out our local caterers page. We have a long list of recommended private chefs for brunches, lunches, BBQs and bespoke dinner parties.
Take the stress out of organising your celebration with bespoke event planners, My Event Concierge. From private dining and murder mystery parties to yoga, craft workshops, and even axe throwing, they’ll match your group with trusted suppliers and create a tailored itinerary.
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 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 Romey & Greatstone, Dungeness, Camber & Rye.