Sea | House in Herne Bay, United Kingdom

NORTH VIEW HOLIDAY HOME
North View is a contemporary, extensively refurbished, spacious and unique Victorian House built in 1881, formerly a Victorian nunnery, located in a quiet seafront cul-de-sac, opposite the Harbour and centrally located for access to many independent shops, cafes and restaurants. The pier is located a short stroll from the house along the promenade, with beach huts selling local goods and produce.
At North View there are three double bedrooms (sleeping eight comfortably and ten using the sofa bed), one ensuite shower room, one large bathroom and two toilets. The house has all mod cons..
WHAT TO KNOW
Train & Bus nearby. Parking available to front and the rear. Secluded Garden. Wifi Fibre. Welcome Basket.
CHOOSE HERNE BAY
Herne Bay is an excellent location to holiday with family or friends, nestled in between the Cathedral City of Canterbury (7 miles away) and the ever popular Harbour town of Whitstable (5 miles away).
YOUR STAY
North View is priced so it’s perfect for couples looking for something special or big enough for a family or can accommodate two families or a group of friends on holiday together... basically we can cater for everyone, sleeping 8 comfortably and 10 with sofa bed.
THE SPACE:
UPPER LEVEL - BEDROOMS
The Seaview Room - is a beach inspired room, with wood panelling on the walls and a nautical theme throughout. The room has a wonderful view of the Sea and the local Harbour, with a comfy King Size Bed and a modern shower room.
The Bunk Room - is a large room with two x cosy bespoke bunk beds sleeping four (perfect for children or adults) and a sash window with views onto the landscaped front garden below.
The Garden Room - has a tropical feel and is a large double room sleeping two, with a sash window with views onto the landscaped rear garden below.
MEZZANINE LEVEL - BATHROOM / TOILETS
The Bathroom - is a large oriental themed room, which includes a walk in rain shower, large modern roll top bath with underfloor heating and a heated towel rail. The room features an original Victorian fireplace and oriental wooden vanity unit.
Toilets - there are separate toilets on the upper and lower levels of the property.
GROUNDLEVEL
KITCHEN/DINER,
The house has a spacious retro inspired kitchen / diner on the lower level which is the hub of the house, great for meal times and socialising around an eight to ten seat rustic table. The diner has a smart TV. The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you will need for your stay including pots and pans, cooking utensils, cutlery and crockery, kettle and toaster. Appliances in the Kitchen include a SMEG microwave oven and single oven along with gas and induction hobs. The kitchen also has a dishwasher, retro fridge and a washer / dryer. There is a large sink and smaller side sink with a mixer tap. We also have a Nespresso Vertuo coffee machine and provide a selection of pods.
The kitchen benefits from french doors opening out to a decked area with steps leading to an enclosed, landscaped garden which has various seating areas. This is also the rear access to the property.
THE LOUNGE
A modern comfortable room, with seating for 8-10 with a smart TV. There is a lovely wood burner for those cosy nights in, with a basket of logs provided for your stay in the colder months. This room is lit by a main light on a dimmer switch, along with interesting and vintage lamps. Also has a sofa bed for extra sleeping area.
UTILITY ROOM
We also have a utility room with a sink. Handy for leaving your shoes and coats. Also provides further access to the back garden.
GARDENS
There is a beach themed garden located to the front of the property and a landscaped garden with a decked area to the rear of the property, with plenty of seating for relaxing and dining.
BREAKFAST
We provide muesli, a loaf of bread, eggs, 1L fresh milk, butter, jam, Tea, Coffee (instant and Nespresso) and a mix of Twining Herbal Teas.
WELCOME HAMPER
Please enjoy the FREE welcome Hamper we have left you with goodies for all the family.
ABOUT NORTH VIEW
North View is very quirky with its never ending hallways and unusually shaped rooms. It dates back to the 1880s when it was run by nuns and called St Saviours Grange, although it has seen much modernising since this time. It is the site of the second windmill in the area (Bay Windmill), which was knocked down at the time of the building of St Saviours Grange. Rumours suggest that the agreement was to have part of the windmill incorporated into the house. The second windmill to the area still stands and is located in the village of Herne.
The house benefits from wooden double glazed sash windows and a log burner, so can be enjoyed all year round. There is wifi accessible throughout the house.
There is parking on the sea front adjacent to the house and to the rear of the property. There is free parking outside the controlled zone a few minutes walk from the property. The rear garden gate leads to the parking area and also leads directly into the town centre.
HERNE BAY LOCATION
Herne Bay is an excellent location to holiday, which really comes alive in the Summer months with various events and activities hosted in the town. Herne Bay has a far reaching promenade consisting of 7 miles of beach. The part of the saxonshore coastline extends from Whitstable to Margate, which is great for cycling. Along the way you will pass beach huts, ice cream sellers, pubs and restaurants serving all types of cuisine. Rest and play on the many beaches and at the end of the day, take in unrivalled breath taking sunsets from the beach.
Herne Bay is nestled in between the Cathedral City of Canterbury (7 miles away) can be accessed by foot or bike along the famous old railway line "Crab and Winkle way and the ever popular Harbour town of Whitstable (5 miles away); which can be accessed by foot or bike along the "Saxonshore way". The 12th Century Roman Fort of Reculver Towers is only 3 miles away, clearly visible from Herne Bay seafront and is a popular walk or bike ride, with a welcoming pub at the end.
Herne Bay is easily located to other towns of interest such as the medieval towns of Faversham and Sandwich, the white sands of Margate (home of the Turner Contemporary Gallery), Broadstairs and Ramsgate. A fifteen minute walk to the train station can get you to Whitstable in 7 minutes, Faversham in 15 minutes (with high speed links to London) Margate in 15 minutes, Broadstairs in 25 minutes and Ramsgate in 30 minutes (with high speed links to London). As well as beautiful beach walks, there are also numerous woods to walk, including the Crab and Winkle Way, Thornden Woods and Clowes Woods.
PETS
Two well behaved dogs are allowed, but please check before booking.