Holiday Cottage Information
Holiday Cottage Guest Book
Holiday Cottage Search
Get In Touch
- +44 (0)1233 813087
- Request a call back
- info@mulberrycottages.com
- Pay Balance
- Letting your cottage
MulberryCotts: Fancy dipping your toes in the water? Melting lollies and Punch and Judy? Look no further than the b...
Thu, 17 May 2012
MulberryCotts: All together now... THHOOOOOOSSSEE SUUHUUMERRRR NAAAAAAAAHAAAATSSSS- bop down to Broadstairs big wee...
Thu, 17 May 2012
MulberryCotts: and did we mention that @MulberryCotts has charming new properties in the grounds perchance?!
Thu, 17 May 2012
MulberryCotts: Fancy stepping back in time this weekend? What the Butler Saw at Leeds Castle harks back to a glitzy...
Thu, 17 May 2012
-
Relax and rest in the beautiful bedroom, Writer's Cottage
-
Become a master chef in the kitchen, Writer's Cottage
-
Sit back with a good book or a loved one in the tranquil living room, Writer's Cottage
-
The wonderful view over Whitstable Beach, Kent
-
Romantic meal for two?, Dining Room, Writer's Cottage
-
Take in all the charming seaside features of Whitstable, Kent
-
A perfect place to unwind, Bathroom, Writer's Cottage
-
Why not visit nearby historic Canterbury, Kent?
-
Put your feet up in the living room, Writer's Cottage
-
Take in all that Canterbury has to offer during your stay at nearby Writer's Cottage in Whitstable, Kent
-
Catch the rays on the delightful roof terrace, Writer's Cottage
Writer's Cottage
Holiday Cottage in Whitstable, Kent Sleeps 2
- +44 (0)1233 813087
- Price & Availability
- Send To A Friend
- Map View
Writer's Cottage Summary
This fantastic Kent holiday cottage is being offered for the first time through Mulberry Cottages. Situated in the centre of the historic town of Whitstable this Kent self-catering accommodation has much to offer the holidaymaker. Charmingly decorated with wonderful traditional pieces and lovely pictures from a local artist, it is a perfect base for those wishing to explore the attractive town of Whitstable, Canterbury, and surrounding areas. There are many historic attractions, miles of beaches and interesting coastline waiting to be explored just minutes from your doorstep which are charming at any time of the year.
- Coastal
- Cosy cottage
- Charming seaside town
- By the sea
- Dog friendly
Holiday Cottage Features
- Coastal location
- Pets Welcome
- Village
- Close to Sea
- Pubs Nearby
This quaint Kent holiday home is a charming weather boarded cottage situated within minutes of the vibrant town of Whitstable. The pretty self-catering accommodation is arranged on two floors of this lovely period building with an eclectic mix of antique and traditional furnishings complementing the pretty original artwork displayed throughout the cottage.
The charming sitting room has a large attractive window overlooking the street below, perfect for people watching. Light and airy this is a lovely room and ideal for relaxing after a day of sightseeing, antique shopping or just exploring the lovely town of Whitstable. Decorated in neutral colours, the cottage takes its name because the best selling author Margaret Pemberton has penned many of her 40 novels within the cottage, some of which are on the shelves for you to enjoy. Interesting artwork by a local artist, table top lamps and soft comfortable sofas complement the décor with a feature fireplace.
The cosy dining area is tastefully presented with farmhouse wood table and chairs ideal for a cosy meal in for two. The bedroom has a romantic bed and pretty linen making this a really pleasant place to stay.
Whether you are looking for a short break or a longer Kent vacation, Writer's Cottage is the ideal holiday spot for relaxation and fun whatever the weather.
Writer's Cottage is arranged on two first floors of this pretty cottage. The front door of this Kent holiday cottage leads straight onto a steep staircase which is bathed in light.
Situated to the right of the staircase is the dining room with large farmhouse table and contrasting chairs seating 4 comfortably, ideal for a cosy meal for 2. A stylish dresser adorned with antique plates and crockery finish the room off beautifully. The kitchen has coloured units and is fully equipped with electric oven, hob and extractor fan, washer/dryer and microwave oven as well as a large fridge/freezer. There is plenty of china, glass, cutlery and cooking utensils for use during your stay. A door leads from the kitchen onto a large south facing terrace area complete with table, chairs and a parasol, the perfect place to sit and enjoy a glass of Pimms after a day's sightseeing.
The double aspect lounge area is bathed in light, whitewashed walls are complimented with a comfortable sofa and occasional tables with modern lamps as well as unusual pieces of local art and plentiful books on the shelves make this an ideal place to relax whilst enjoying the warm sunshine which filters through the many windows that this Kent holiday cottage has to offer, all making for a very relaxing place to be. There is a TV and DVD player provided for use during your stay.
The master bedroom is on the second floor and has a pine double bed with pretty white bedside tables and lamps. The bed is dressed with crisp, cotton, floral bed linen, complimented by whitewashed walls; the apex window allows the light to flood into the room. There is a fitted wardrobe and a chest of drawers providing plenty of storage.
The fully tiled bathroom has a bath with shower over, wash hand basin and wc, fluffy cotton towels have been provided for use during your stay.
Whitstable lies on a part of the Kent coastline that has been associated with fishing and most notably with oysters for nearly 2,000 years. Fisherman's huts still stand on the beach that edges this delightful old coastal town, full of intriguing alleyways with eccentric names and pretty weatherboard cottages.
The bustling High Street and Harbour Street are lined with an array of boutiques, delicatessens, art galleries, restaurants and even an old-fashioned hardware shop. Maritime paraphernalia sits happily with the contemporary art scene to create an eclectic mix of past and present.
Whitstable celebrates is historic maritime heritage each year with a Regatta, Carnival and the Whitstable Oyster Festival. The harbour, built in the 1830's, is still a commercial port and early risers can watch the day's catch being unloaded from the fishing boats before eating it later in the day in one of the many popular seafood restaurants.
Slightly further afield is the vibrant city of Canterbury which is a lovely medieval city with the very best of both worlds! An historic cultural centre with two theatres, open air Shakespeare in the summer months in the stunning grounds of St Augustines Abbey, river trips in punts and walking ghost tours of the City originally founded by the Romans. There are many museums to visit including the Museum of Canterbury which is sited opposite the cottage. Outside Canterbury too, there are many historic places to visit with Kent having more castles than any other county in England.
The new Whitefriars shopping development offers a good range of boutiques and high street shops with the many smaller streets surrounding the centre offering individual specialist shops.
Refundable security deposit of £75.00. Short breaks available. Public car park available opposite apartment.
Notes
Mulberry Cottages for themselves and for holidaymakers in this property whose agents they are give notice that:
(i) the particulars are set out as a general outline only for the guidance of intended holidaymakers
(ii) all descriptions (including photographs), dimensions, reference to condition and necessary permissions for use and occupation and other details are given in good faith and believed to be correct, but any intending holidaymakers should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact
(iii) no person in the employment of Mulberry Cottages has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property