Dungeness Eco Beach Retreat Flexible bookings

Sunspot is a secluded location removed from the bustle. The house is close to the beach with great views of the Kent coast. Dungeness, a vast expanse of shingle that juts out into the English Channel. This dramatic coastal setting has the quality of wilderness and isolation. Dungeness is home to only 40 homes, two lighthouses. Pilot fish restaurant nearby. Sunspot is heated by an air source heat pump by renewable energy and an EV 3 pin charger. Accommodating 6: 2 bedrooms and mezzanine twin Fast speed broadband internet included The garden is fenced which means pet owners do not have to worry about straying. Wood burning stove with large basket of locally sourced logs included Light filled, stunning views to beach and lighthouse Modern kitchen and bathroom. Desk space for work Large dining table Sit for hours enjoying views from windows Well stocked kitchen full heating with low carbon heat pump powered by renewable energy supplier enclosed garden space for dogs bluetooth bose stereo system 100% dog friendly parking for up to 4 vehicles with EV car charger. Please Read our guest reviews Basics, such as spices are stocked in the kitchen and bathroom so you don't need to bring everything. In response to coronavirus COVID-19 and assure guests thinking of booking, sunspot will be thoroughly cleaned including all surfaces, all handles, chair arms and drawers etc. Entire house and garden (and miles of beach) Available if needed throughout your stay on the telephone or text message for any questions Dungeness is a nature reserve. You can see rare birds, butterflies, wild flowers including the humming bird moth. The pilot pub is a short stroll away and is highly recommended for fish and chips. The brittania pub is further down Into the estate and also sells food and drinks. The fish hut nearby sells fish rolls, fresh fish and chips and vegan offerings and local beers and is also highly recommended. The RSPB visitors centre is half a mile away is a must for wildlife enthusiasts. A trip to Dymchurch on the Dungeness Mini railway is a good day out. The trains are mostly traditional steam and some electric. Exploring the beach with a camera and discovering interesting fishing artefacts makes a good day out. You find old fishing huts and boats, winches, fishing paraphernalia scattered on the vast expanse of shingle. Hythe is only 30 minutes away with its old fishing town good restaurants and tea houses. Hasting is 50 minutes and is now home to the Jerwood Gallery. Hastings is a hip and interesting seaside town with a great pier, good bars, shops and restaurants. Buy fresh fish at the fish monger next door the fish hut or the fish shop next door the Pilot (5 minutes from the house) There are local buses to most destinations and Dungeness station to Hythe is at th end of the road but travelling in a car (tho not essential) with sat nav is the easiest way to explore the area. All surfaces that guests have come into contact will be cleaned and disinfected, including: General: Door handles Surfaces Floors Appliances Light/lamp switches Tables Window sills and window handles Thermostats Keys Hairdryers Stair railings irons Bins Plugs and cables Mirrors Furniture & chairs Kitchen: Sinks Worktops Cabinets & handles Fridge and freezer all utensils (in case of being touched) Bathroom: Every surface disinfected Sinks Toilets – flush handles, seats and lids Showers and bath Bedroom: Bed frames all surfaces