The Old Fire Station, Canterbury, Kent

Arthouse - sleeps 4 (plus double sofa bed and single day bed)
Cedar House - sleeps 4 (plus double sofa bed and single day bed)
Fireman's Cottage - sleeps 4

These lovely Kent properties are perfect for friends and family weekend city breaks, holidays and celebrations. With a city centre location and easy access to the coast and beaches of Kent.

The Old Fire Station has been transformed to create 3 lovely holiday homes, combining traditional features with contemporary. The big red doors act as a reminder of horse drawn fire engines emerging from the barn behind. Now, each space has been designed with comfort, style and modern convenience in mind. The central courtyard has the wow factor and is a great spot for everyone to get together for a barbecue and drinks. Fireman's Cottage also has its own private garden with seating area.

In all 3 holiday homes, kitchens are well equipped. Cedar House has a spacious dining room able to seat a larger group to share a meal together. Living areas in the 3 properties are stylish with clean lines, colourful furniture and chic soft furnishings.

Arthouse and Cedar House have 2 king size beds and most rooms have en suites. Fireman's Cottage has 2 doubles. One of the Cedar House bedrooms is on the ground floor so handy for anyone with mobility issues. The second room on the first floor has a balcony overlooking the courtyard. Spacious rooms with large windows looking out onto the central area or city itself. Bathrooms are plentiful, some shower rooms and others with bath and shower over.

St Dunstan's is home to Westgate Towers and Museum, the entrance into the Medieval walled city of Canterbury and gateway to bustling cobbled streets full of interesting shops, bars and restaurants. Historic attractions such as the must see Canterbury Cathedral are literally on the doorstep as well as St Augustine's Abbey and Roman Museum. The coast is only 20 minutes away with quintessentially English seaside towns including Whitstable easily accessible for a day out. Slightly further afield is the North Kent Way, running from Farnham, through Canterbury, to Dover's White Cliffs. Great for keen walkers and cyclists.