Coastguard Lookout
Discover the allure of Coastguard Lookout, where history meets luxury in one of the most unique holiday homes in Dungeness.
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Highlights
- Converted 1950s radar monitoring station on Dungeness' pebbled shores, offering a serene retreat with a blend of historic charm and contemporary luxury, redesigned by Johnson Naylor.
- Originally built for Channel shipping monitoring, the Coastguard Lookout evolved from a studio and weekend home into a remarkable holiday destination, preserving its historic essence while embracing modern luxury.
- Described by the Great Destinations Radio Show as one of the UK's most unusual places to stay, this unique holiday cottage in Dungeness promises a break from the ordinary, immersing you in the serene beauty of the area.
- Wake up to the soothing sound of the sea and enjoy panoramic views that capture the wild beauty of Dungeness and the vast expanse of Romney Marsh, providing a sense of otherworldly tranquility.
- Inside, experience a blend of modern elegance and nostalgic touches, with high-quality limestone floors, underfloor heating, a log burner and WiFi, ensuring all the creature comforts you need.
- The tower’s distinctive layout, featuring large panoramic windows, offers glimpses of passing ships and, on clear days, even Cap Gris Nez in France.
You should know
- Up to two pets are allowed, please note additional pet fees apply of £35 per pet per week (or part of).
The details
Escape to the captivating Coastguard Lookout, a masterfully converted radar monitoring station perched on the serene pebbled shores of Dungeness. Once an HM Coastguard lookout for Channel shipping, this iconic 1950s structure has been reimagined by the renowned interior architecture firm Johnson Naylor. They’ve skilfully retained its historic charm while infusing it with contemporary luxury, making it an unforgettable retreat.
Imagine waking up to the soothing sound of the sea, the horizon stretching endlessly before you. The panoramic views from this bolthole are nothing short of spectacular, capturing the wild beauty of Dungeness and the vast expanse of Romney Marsh. Whether you’re wandering along the shingle beach, exploring the unique light and landscape or warming up in the cosy pubs of Romney Marsh, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped into another world.
Inside, the Coastguard Lookout is a blend of modern elegance and nostalgic touches. The transformation includes high-quality limestone floors, underfloor heating and a log burner perfect for those crisp winter evenings. The stylish yet cosy interiors ensure you’ll have all the creature comforts you need, including WiFi for staying connected if you wish.
This tower’s unique layout will charm anyone seeking a distinctive getaway. Large panoramic windows offer glimpses of passing ships and, on clear days, even a peek of Cap Gris Nez, the closest point of France to England. The sense of history is palpable yet harmoniously blended with modern amenities, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and reflection.
Originally built to monitor Channel shipping, the Coastguard Lookout found a new purpose as a studio and weekend home before becoming the exceptional holiday destination it is today. Described by the Great Destinations Radio Show as one of the UK's most unusual places to stay, it promises a break from the ordinary and an immersion into the serene beauty of Dungeness.
Escape to the captivating Coastguard Lookout, a masterfully converted radar monitoring station perched on the serene pebbled shores of Dungeness. Once an HM Coastguard lookout for Channel shipping, this iconic 1950s structure has been reimagined by the renowned interior architecture firm Johnson Naylor. They’ve skilfully retained its historic charm while infusing it with contemporary luxury, making it an unforgettable retreat.
Imagine waking up to the soothing sound of the sea, the horizon stretching endlessly before you. The panoramic views from this bolthole are nothing short of spectacular, capturing the wild beauty of Dungeness and the vast expanse of Romney Marsh. Whether you’re wandering along the shingle beach, exploring the unique light and landscape or warming up in the cosy pubs of Romney Marsh, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped into another world.
Inside, the Coastguard Lookout is a blend of modern elegance and nostalgic touches. The transformation includes high-quality limestone floors, underfloor heating and a log burner perfect for those crisp winter evenings. The stylish yet cosy interiors ensure you’ll have all the creature comforts you need, including WiFi for staying connected if you wish.
This tower’s unique layout will charm anyone seeking a distinctive getaway. Large panoramic windows offer glimpses of passing ships and, on clear days, even a peek of Cap Gris Nez, the closest point of France to England. The sense of history is palpable yet harmoniously blended with modern amenities, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and reflection.
Originally built to monitor Channel shipping, the Coastguard Lookout found a new purpose as a studio and weekend home before becoming the exceptional holiday destination it is today. Described by the Great Destinations Radio Show as one of the UK's most unusual places to stay, it promises a break from the ordinary and an immersion into the serene beauty of Dungeness.
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