Coach Studio Either kingsize bed or 2 single beds

This stylish self contained studio is in a grade 2 Coach House in the conservation area of Sandwich less than a 10 metres from the centre of town. It is also possible to ask for 2 single duvets if friends are staying together in a the studio. The Studio is beautifully warm and for summer breaks there is air con. There is Coffee, Tea, milk ( dairy and oat) and a Welcome Box with fruit, water and preserves You are welcome to use a patio by the office in the garden area during your stay. The space The Studio has a kingsize bed, or 2 single beds ( from 9 th May) and large ensuite bathroom. It is possible It has a kitchenette with a welcome basket to include water, preserves and fruit. We use organic products as much as possible in the property. This property is ideal for all visitors to Sandwich although it can be let short term to those working or in between house buying. Guest access There is a key lock with a code for access, this is marked the coach studio. Please contact the owner will contact you 24 hours in advance. There is a door bell (also marked coach studio) to ring into the studio for your guests to use. Parking- there is parking in front on New St but it is limited to after 5pm and before 9am Monday - Saturday inclusive. Otherwise there is parking on my driveway . Guests park ‘at their own risk’ although Sandwich is a very calm and hospitable town . The parking is next to my driveway. The driveway is on Whitefriars Meadow CT139AS. Please park in front of the wall on the left hand side . I keep the main drive clear for deliveries although sometimes there is a black Peugeot 108 parked on the drive. There is a 50 (relating to 50 New St ) on the dustbins and on the white garage door. The driveway is opposite some flats. The walk round to the front of the house takes 5 mins. If you have any difficulties please call me as my neighbours are very elderly Other things to note This property is wonderful for a romantic stay and ideally placed in the middle of Sandwich to enjoy an evening out. (it takes a few minutes to walk to the Guild Hall and restaurants cafes ) It is ideally placed to explore this historical medieval town. It has a labyrinth of ancient streets with half timbered houses and the title ‘completest medieval town’ . There are art galleries and antique shops . Market day is on Thursday. A modern, new museum has opened at The Guild Hall to highlight the town’s history. The historic market town of Sandwich was named after its saxon origin ‘sandy place’ although the 18th century aristocrat The Fourth Earl of Sandwich John Montagu who reputedly asked his staff to bring him meat between two pieces of bread popularised the name Sandwich. The Guildhall was built in 1579 and it is possible to see the Magna Carta along with the Charter of the Forest dating from 1300. The beautiful and highly distinctive toll bridge and river area with its cafes bars, pubs and restaurants is well worth a visit. This cinque port is situated on the river stour with its human and wildlife communities. There are boat trips to the colony of seals. There are three world class golf courses within in 1 km from Sandwich including Royal St George’s and Princes and a beautiful bay overlooks the courses. It is possible to walk to the sandy beach and the bird watching is superb. Sandwich Bird Observatory offers guided walks and in house talks. There is a water sports centre, sports centres and tennis in the town. The property is 10 miles from the Channel Tunnel to France and 7 miles to Dover port. There are 2 Michelin star restaurants - The Fordwich Arms and Bridge Arms less than 30 mins away and there are 2 good farm shops for provisions. I cannot take guests with children under the age of 5 and no pets.