About this property
Experience a part of British history, in this former WW2 pump station, magnificently transformed into a contemporary beach house.
The Pump Station is a unique building, built during World War 2 as a pumping station to send fuel though undersea pipes to France to support the D-Day landings, now beautifully converted into a fabulous, contemporary holiday home. Situated on the world renowned Dungeness Estate, a unique shingle beach that sits 3 miles into the English Channel, it offers stunning sunrises and sunsets, endless walks and peace and tranquillity.
The property has a large open plan living space with a fully equipped and modern kitchen, a large dining table and comfortable seating around a log fire. Five floor to ceiling windows allow the light to stream in, and offer amazing views of the nature reserve on your doorstep.
Accommodation
Pump Station: Sleeps 8-10 in 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, with a maximum of 8 adults.
BED numbers
There are various options for bed configurations, please see below.
Ground Floor
Large open plan sitting, dining, kitchen area with dining table seating 10, sofa and chairs and log fire
Master Bedroom (sleeps 2), double bed, walk-in wardrobe, ensuite bathroom
Bedroom 2 (sleeps 2-4), 4 single beds which can be kingsize bed and 2 singles, or 4 singles, ensuite bathroom
Bedroom 3 (sleeps 2-4), extra large super kingsize bed to sleep 2 adults, or 2-3 children, or 4 children under 10
(If all bedrooms are occupied, the two en-suite bathrooms can be accessed independently.)
Outside
Natural open garden area (not enclosed)
Parking on the driveway for two cars
Services
Wi-Fi
Underfloor heating
Nearby points of interest
- Camber Sands Beach
- Hythe Beach