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Ultimate Beach Retreat in Broadstairs – Sleeps 10


tomandhan1

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Family and pet-friendly home, just seconds from Broadstairs’ sandy beaches and charming town. Sleeps up to 10 with 4 bunk beds, 2 King beds, and a Super King in the Master Suite.

Relax in the double reception room with a pool table, TV, and comfy sofas. The fully equipped kitchen, dining area, and courtyard garden with BBQ are perfect for gatherings. A dedicated office is available for remote work, and the home includes 2 showers, a roll-top bath, and 4 toilets for added comfort.

Broadstairs is renowned for its stunning coastline, with seven sandy beaches, including the famous Viking Bay, just steps from the house. Known for its golden sands, beach huts, and family-friendly atmosphere, Viking Bay is perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and seaside fun. Broadstairs’ town offers a variety of independent shops, cafes, and restaurants, along with the rich literary history of Charles Dickens, who frequented the area.

Amenities

- Freesat TV, streaming services & Sonos sound
- Towels, bed linen, and fully stocked kitchen
- Complimentary internet, games, puzzles, and books
- Full laundry room with washer, dryer, and ironing facilities

The perfect base for exploring Broadstairs’ beautiful beaches and vibrant town!

https://broadstairstownhouse.com

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    • Sounds like a cool place to hang out, even it I am over the minimum drinking age.  Always looks cool when I cycle past, never seen any bother and love some of the community stuff they do too.
    • Are you aware that the young people using the skate park, none of whom (to the best of my knowledge) had previously acted, put on an absolutely amazing performance of A Midsummer's Night Dream actually in and around the skate park? They all learned their words. To the best of my knowledge they all made their costumes. They all attended rehearsals.  During some scenes of the play, some of them were actually on skateboards. The performance would have been a credit to professional actors. It was wonderful. There were also a group of people using a small area behind the skateboard as an allotment. They are really keen. I have talked to them. I don't know if they are still there - it hasn't been the season or the weather for much growing lately.   As for "underage drinking and drugs " -  I have never seen any evidence of either on this site. Have you, or are you just making assumptions? Skateboarding is very skilled. How do you suppose somebody under the influence of alcohol or drugs could do it? The last time I passed, there was a father (I presume) in there with his son (I presume). I don't know who was teaching who, but it was really heartwarming to see.   
    • Just wondering if the collections were merged, and if we know what charity/charities were supported in the end as a tribute to Akif Mushtaq? Apologies if this information was in another thread which I have missed.
    • Totally agree with you that the skate park is a great little autonomous zone for kids and youth. But at the same time there's gotta be a way to make better of the pub than having a derelict, vandalised building, even if it means moving the skate park. It's not just a missed opportunity, it's actively antisocial neglect by Dulwich Estate and Stonegate.
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