Pump Station

Dungeness, Kent

This modern seaside home offers stylish living in Kent and was once a pumping station used during WW2.

Sleeps 6
2 bedrooms
2 bathrooms

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£1600-2500 per week

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£1600-2500 per week

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The highlights

The former Pump Station received acclaim by being featured on George Clarke's Remarkable Renovations on Channel 4, highlighting its unique and remarkable transformation.
The house's once austere concrete walls have been transformed into an elegant space. Opulent furnishings in a soft stone grey and warm wood accents create an atmosphere of sophistication.
Originally built as a World War 2 pumping station for fuel transport to support the D-Day landings in France, the Pump Station has undergone a breathtaking transformation.
The property boasts a spacious open-plan living area featuring a state-of-the-art kitchen, a large dining table and comfortable seating around a cozy log fire.
Five floor-to-ceiling windows flood the space with natural light and offer stunning views of the adjacent nature reserve.
Nestled within the renowned Dungeness Estate, the property offers access to a unique shingle beach extending three miles into the English Channel.

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Up to two dogs are allowed.

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The detail

This former Pump Station gained recognition on George Clarke's Remarkable Renovations, featured on Channel 4.

Its rugged concrete walls, once stark and knobbly, now exude an air of sophistication, thanks to the opulent furnishings in a soft stone grey hue and an abundance of warm wood accents. The house is outfitted with top-tier amenities, including underfloor heating, a cutting-edge cooker, a sleek dishwasher and even a kettle that's a work of art, as described in the Red Magazine July 2018 Edition.

Originally constructed during World War 2 as a pumping station for fuel delivery to France in support of the D-Day landings, Pump Station has undergone a breathtaking transformation into a contemporary and extraordinary holiday home.

The property features a spacious open-plan living area, complete with a state-of-the-art kitchen, a generous dining table and comfortable seating arranged around a cosy log fire. Five floor-to-ceiling windows flood the space with natural light and grant incredible views of the adjacent nature reserve.

The inviting master bedroom is designed for comfort and relaxation. It boasts a spacious king size bed, providing ample space for two. Additionally, there's a convenient walk-in wardrobe for all your storage needs. The attached ensuite bathroom is well-appointed with a bathtub, WC and basin.

The second bedroom is a versatile space that can comfortably accommodate up to four guests. It includes a king size bed and two sturdy bunk beds suspended overhead. This room provides an ideal setup for families. It also features access to a shared ensuite shower room, complete with a shower, WC and basin, for added convenience.

For those travelling with young children, there's a cosy snug area that can serve as an extra sleeping space. This snug is designed to comfortably host two to three children under the age of 10, offering a snug and secure spot for a good night's sleep during your stay.

Nestled within the world-renowned Dungeness Estate, a unique shingle beach that stretches three miles into the English Channel, it offers breathtaking sunrises and sunsets, boundless opportunities for walks, and a serene ambiance.