Albert Cottage, Broadstairs

Prop Ref: EK132 | Sleeps: 6 | Bedrooms 3 |
Room format: 1 double, 1 twin, 1 twin with bunks

2008 Pricing

Low: £400

Mid: £495

Late Mid: £550

High: £600

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Albert Cottage, a delightful  grade 2 listed, ancient tarred and weatherboard cottage dating from 1750, is located in the heart of the unpretentious and unspoilt seaside town of Broadstairs. The town was a holiday home for Charles Dickens, housing the Museum and annual Dickens Festival, plus a wealth of restaurants, quaint flint cottages tucked away in picturesque squares and narrow streets, beautiful bays, and steeped in maritime history. As well as the main sweeping wide beach with its golden sand, there are six other bays and splendid cliff tops to explore and enjoy. Located very centrally in the town and only a few minutes walk from the beach, but surprisingly quiet, Albert Cottage is a holiday home of character, yet with modern kitchen and bathroom facilities. Shop: 500 yards Pub: 500 yards

Ground Floor:
Sitting Room with comfortable seating, colour TV/video and electric fire
Dining Room with large dining table and chairs and a decorative fireplace with log-effect electric fire
Kitchen well equipped with electric cooker, large fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher and washing machine
Cloakroom with w.c.

Steep wooden stairs leading down to…

Cellar with dartboard

Steep carpeted stairs lead up to…

First Floor:
Bedroom 1 with a double bed
Bedroom 2 with twin beds and an attractive decorative fireplace
Bedroom 3 with bunk beds
Bathroom with bath and electric shower over bath, washbasin and w.c.

Garden: There is a cottage style garden and patio with garden furniture. There is an outhouse with a tumble dryer for guests’ use.
Parking: There is a garage suitable for small/medium cars only and on street parking.
Heating: Gas fired central heating.
Also Provided: Full linen. Books and games.

Price Breaks 2008
4 Jan - 15 Mar 08	Low: £400
14 Mar - 24 May 08	Mid: £495
23 May - 21 Jun 08	Late Mid: £550
20 Jun - 30 Aug 08	High: £600
29 Aug - 13 Sep 08	Late Mid: £550
12 Sep - 27 Sep 08	Mid: £495
26 Sep - 22 Dec 08	Low: £400
23 Dec 08 - 6 Jan 09	High: £600