Coastal Mill Cottage, Coastal Mill Cottage, Birchington, Near Margate

Kent. Sleeps up to 3

As featured in Coast Magazine, a quirky seaside period flint cottage near Minnis Bay, Birchington. Ideal for coastal breaks along the Kent coast and the perfect place for couples!. A quaint flint terraced cottage
Sitting room, with sofa seating for four, log burner, TV, DVD.
Open plan kitchen, little but lovely and with all the essentials for catering. Retro fridge with freezer box, hob, oven, microwave and washing machine. Fold away table and chairs.
Bathroom, with shower over, wc and hand basin.
Garden access. First Floor
Double bedroom (sleeps 2)
One single bedroom with single pull out bed for an extra person, (sleeps 1 + 1). Outside
Enclosed garden, table and chair seating for 4.. Quite simply an idyllic coastal retreat, with bohemian charm, a host of quirky features, stylish lighting and a hint of theatrical drama! This historical cottage is contemporary in design, with a mix of urban glamour and industrial touches that make for a unique and enjoyable stay.
The setting is gorgeous, whilst on the rear side by the garden, the main road leads to the coast along a parade of period cottages, a quiet lane no wider than a single cars width leads to a large open field with walking paths that meanders over to the Blue Flag awarded beach of Minnis Bay. The cottage also has use of a lovely beach hut at Minnis Bay, a great bonus to complete the seaside trip! (Ask the team for more information). The walks and cycle rides are amazing with the iconic Reculver Towers to aim for in the distance on the coastal path
Minnis Bay is the best kept secret along the East Kent Coast and Coastal Mill Cottage is less than a 15 minutes walk away - even quicker on bicycle! After a day’s sight-seeing, or perhaps a long lazy day at the beach, retreat back to your self catered cottage and cook up a storm in your quaint bespoke kitchen or make it out to the garden for a BBQ. And in the cooler months, why not cosy up in front of the log burning fire with a good book!
As featured in Coast Magazine in May 2017.

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