4 Fishermans Wharf, Whitstable

A contemporary-styled, three-storey townhouse, resting within the vibrant town of Whitstable, Fishermans Wharf is wonderfully suited to families in pursuit of an escape to Kent's coast. In easy reach of a wonderful range of attractions and amenities, this beautiful abode offers a memorable stay at any time of the year. Enter the ground floor to find the kitchen/diner, here you can rustle up a tasty treat ready for a day of adventure, or sit together for a family-favourite meal, the good host of appliances at hand sure to be of assistance. Also on the ground floor you will find a convenient shower room, where you can enjoy a refreshing rinse after a day at the beach, with an accompanying utility hosting both a washing machine and tumble dryer being on this floor too, wonderfully ideal for a week-long stay. Move up to the first floor to be greeted by the stylish sitting room boasting a Juliet balcony so you can open up the doors and let the fresh coastal breeze fill the room as you enjoy a film on the Smart TV equipped with Sky. The family bathroom can be found on the first floor, offering plenty of preparation space to begin your day, as well as a triple bunk, while the further two bedrooms of both a king-size and a twin rest beneath the eaves of the second floor, each room providing an elegant interior and a lovely spot to rest your head. Spend your mornings in the enclosed courtyard with your morning coffee and your canine companion by your side before heading out to explore Whitstable; known as the 'Pearl of Kent', it makes a remarkable holiday base, with plenty of watersporting opportunities along its beach where you will also find the harbour market, mussel shack and lobster shack, giving you a true taste of the seaside. The town is also home to an imposing castle and gardens, dating back to the 1790s, here you can find a variety of events held throughout the year catering to a variety of tastes, including murder mystery night, food festivals and so much more, while its Oyster Festival in July makes the perfect way to uncover the rich fishing heritage of the town. Canterbury lies within close reach where you can observe its imposing 6th century cathedral, its medieval Roman walls encircling the city, its Roman Museum and historic river tours offer all you could need for a history-enriched day out to remember, with plenty of pleasant gardens to roam and restaurants to take your pick from too! Venture into the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty for truly spectacular scenery, or simply soak in the splendour of your fantastic holiday home back at 4 Fishermans Wharf.