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Overview

Prospect Cottage

Hythe
Sleeps 8
Beds 2
Bathrooms 1
Prospect Cottage sits in the heart of Hythe an historic seaside town on the coast of Kent. With off street parking Prospect is a gem, located within walking distance of everything you could possibly need for your seaside holiday. The glorous Hythe beach is a short walk or, venture further, for sandy beaches just along to coast in Dymchurch and St Mary's Bay. Hythe is just a short journey from the buzzing heart of Folkstone where you will find an abundance of independent shops, restaurnants and cafes

At a Glance

Family Friendly Family Friendly
Garden Garden
Non-smoking Non-smoking
Off Street Parking Off Street Parking
Pets Welcome Pets Welcome
Suitable for Workationing Suitable for Workationing
WiFi WiFi
Shop Nearby Shop Nearby
Pub Nearby Pub Nearby
Town Town

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The Finer Details

Ground Floor:

Enter into the spacious hallway,

Living room: smart TV, sofa seating for 8

Kitchen: well equipped kitchen with everything you need including washing machine, fridge/ freezer, dishwasher and seating

Dining room: a beautiful dinning room table with seating for 8 opening onto the private walled garden

Second floor:

Bedroom 1: double bed, wardrobe and sofa bed suitable for 1 child

Bedroom 2: double bed, single bed and trundle single bed.

Family Bathroom: with bath and overhead shower, sink & loo

Outside: parking for 2 small cars or 1 large
Private, walled garden

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A stunning location

Hythe

Situated in the charming town of Hythe, Prospect Cottage offers easy access to a variety of local attractions. The beautiful Hythe Beach is just a short stroll away, perfect for seaside walks and picnics.

Explore the historic Hythe High Street, lined with unique shops, cafes, and restaurants. For those interested in history, the nearby Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway provides a nostalgic journey through the scenic Kent countryside.

With excellent transport links, including proximity to the Eurotunnel and major roadways, Prospect Cottage serves as an ideal base for discovering the wider Kent region and beyond

Hythe:

Hythe is a charming coastal town that combines seaside fun with historical charm.

  • Hythe Beach: A peaceful shingle beach perfect for sunbathing, swimming, or enjoying an ice cream while watching the boats go by.

  • Royal Military Canal: Hire a rowing boat, take a scenic walk, or enjoy a picnic along this serene canal.

  • High Street Shopping: Stroll through Hythe’s historic high street filled with independent shops, tearooms, and antique stores.

  • Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway: Ride this iconic miniature steam train through the countryside all the way to Dungeness.

  • St Leonard’s Church & Crypt: Explore the unique ossuary filled with centuries-old bones and panoramic views from the churchyard.

Folkestone blends artsy coastal vibes with traditional seaside fun.

  • Sunny Sands Beach: One of the few sandy beaches in Kent—great for families, sandcastles, and paddling.

  • Creative Quarter: Wander cobbled streets filled with galleries, quirky shops, and local artists’ studios.

  • Folkestone Harbour Arm: A lively hub with pop-up food stalls, bars, live music, and stunning sea views.

  • Lower Leas Coastal Park: A beautifully landscaped park with walking trails, an amphitheatre, and a great kids’ playground.

  • The Leas Promenade: A picturesque cliff-top walk with sweeping sea views and benches to take in the breeze.


    Dymchurch

    Perfect for classic British seaside fun, especially with kids.

  • Dymchurch Beach: A long, sandy beach ideal for paddling, picnicking, or beachcombing. At low tide, it’s expansive and perfect for walks.

  • Traditional Amusements & Funfair: Enjoy vintage rides, candy floss, and old-school arcade games.

  • Miniature Railway Ride: Board the Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway from Dymchurch for a scenic steam train adventure.


    Sandgate:

    A peaceful village just a short walk from Folkestone with a laid-back seaside charm.

  • Sandgate Beach: Quieter than its neighbours, with a mix of shingle and sand—great for swimming, kayaking, or just relaxing.

  • Seafront Promenade: A lovely coastal path perfect for walking or cycling from Sandgate to Folkestone.

  • Pubs & Cafés: Enjoy a drink with sea views at one of the local pubs or stop for coffee at a beachfront café.

  • Kayak & Paddleboard Hire: On calm days, the waters are ideal for paddle sports.