Escape to the serene Coastguards Beach House for breathtaking views & tranquil surroundings. This 1875 property has been thoughtfully renovated, offering a cosy log burner, comfortable lounge & modern kitchen. Perfect for some well-deserved R&R away from the daily grind. The space Coastguards Beach House Summary 🛏️ Bedrooms • Master Bedroom: Double bed, sea views, and coastal charm. • Second Bedroom: Two single beds, plus fold-out bed, marsh views, en-suite shower. 🛁 Bathrooms • Family Bathroom: Bath with overhead shower, basin, WC, sea views. • En-suite: Shower room, basin, WC, stunning marsh views. 🍽️ Kitchen & Dining • Fully-equipped modern kitchen with breakfast bar. • Open-plan layout ideal for socialising. 🛋️ Living Area • Comfortable lounge with cosy log-burning stove. • 32" flat-screen TV, DVD player, board games, books, and iPod docking stations. 🌳 Outdoors • Fully enclosed south-facing garden, perfect for dining and relaxation. • Beach just 80 metres away, accessible via paved boardwalk. 📶 Amenities • Superfast broadband. • Pet-friendly. • Family-friendly (high chair, travel cot provided). • Off-road parking for 2 cars. 📍 Local Highlights • 6 miles to historic Rye & RSPB Dungeness Nature Reserve. • Close proximity to Camber Sands beach. Book your perfect coastal escape at Coastguards Beach House today! Coastguards Beach House, a beautifully renovated 1875 Coastguards cottage, offers the perfect coastal retreat at Jury's Gap. Experience breathtaking views of both the sea and the marshland designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest, all while being just steps away from the beach and a short distance from the charming village of Camber and the historic town of Rye. Inside, you'll find a cosy log burner, comfortable lounge, and modern kitchen, making it the ideal location for a relaxing getaway from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Dining & Lounging Coastguards Beach House offers a contemporary and sociable open-plan layout downstairs, perfect for enjoying the company of your holiday group. The cozy log burning stove creates a warm and inviting atmosphere, ideal for relaxing with a good book or a glass of wine. The open plan kitchen is fully stocked and features a breakfast bar, perfect for planning the day ahead. And for the freshest ingredients, take a short drive to Rye for seafood straight from the boat and locally-sourced Romney marsh lamb from the local butchers. Bed & Bath Upstairs you’ll find a beautiful, modern, family bathroom and two bedrooms. The large, comfortable master bedroom has a double bed with views of the sea, coastal garden and adjoining coastguard cottages. A family bathroom includes wash hand basin, w.c and a raised shower bath with screen, providing you a coveted choice between a relaxing bubble bath whilst stargazing, or a refreshing shower with a view of the waves crashing against the sea wall. The second bedroom has two 3ft beds and a single fold away bed with un-spoilt views over the marsh. This room also benefits from an en-suite shower room with marsh views. Outdoors Coastguards Beach House features a fully enclosed south-facing and peaceful garden, the perfect spot for relaxing after a day of exploring historical sites, walking the marsh, and playing in the waves. The beach is just steps away over the seawall, with a paved boardwalk spanning its length, making it easy for walks, jogs or romantic sunset strolls. The garden is perfect for al fresco dining, sunbathing and watching the beautiful sunsets. Guest access The cottage has a secure keysafe, the details of which can be found in the digital guide provided to guests upon confirmation of booking. This allows guests to have flexible check-in and check-out times and eliminates the need for physical key exchange. The digital guide also contains other useful information such as WiFi password, local recommendations, and emergency contact numbers. Other things to note · Sea Defence Works and Nearby Military Firing Range Our properties are situated near the Lydd Ranges, a historic military firing range that has been in use for over 150 years. This unique area is also a nature reserve and part of the Dungeness, Romney Marsh, and Rye Bay Site of Special Scientific Interest, home to incredibly rare plants and animals. While this adds to the natural beauty and significance of the area, it also means that certain times the ranges won't be accessible to walk along. Don't worry as there will still be several miles of beach to walk along as you head to Camber. · Military Firing Range Information: Access to the foreshore is occasionally restricted due to live firing exercises. Red flags are flown during these times, indicating that access is prohibited for safety reasons. When firing is not taking place, it may be possible to walk along a designated path along the shore, offering a chance to enjoy this unique environment. · Sea Defence Works Over the winter months the Environmental Agency carry out annual beach shingle recycling and re-profiling works. Shingle recycling on the beach frontage involves the movement and redistribution of shingle along the coastline to maintain beach levels and protect against erosion. This operation involves using heavy machinery, such as excavators and bulldozers, to collect shingle from areas where it has accumulated and transport it to areas experiencing erosion. The process is required to maintain the standard of protection of the beach frontage.