Keepers Cottages is a local, family-run holiday letting company. Our offices are based in the pretty seaside town of Deal in Kent and we have a selection of over 100 beautiful homes along the Kent coast and countryside. We offer a truly personal service and have inspected every property on this website to ensure it meets the high standards set by us to maximise the enjoyment of your stay. Please get in touch with us with any questions you may have (contact details in business info). Keepers cottages will be available throughout

Situated majestically on the seafront overlooking Kingsdown beach, this fabulous holiday home sleeps six guests in three en-suite bedrooms. The house has a wonderful walled garden, an outdoor fire, decked terrace and a balcony with breathtaking sea views. This is the ideal house for families, with a safe garden to play in, toys and board games and the beach on your doorstep. Equally it is a very grown-up house too, and so ideal for friends and couples wanting to escape to the sea. Four legged friends will also have great fun. Please be aware that this house does not have a shower, only bath tubs. There are hose attachments available.

Kingsdown is a charming, seaside village nestled between St Margaret’s at Cliff and Walmer with parts of the village built along the shingle shoreline, some on the high cliffs and others slightly inland. With its characterful beach huts, it’s the perfect spot to watch the sun rise over the English Channel or to enjoy a late afternoon bbq on the beach. There is a flat, safe cycle/footpath that is perfect for young families with buggies and older children that like to scoot and cycle. This path leads from the Zetland Arms to Deal. This is a great route to follow as it hugs the back of the beach with its abundance of shore plants and takes you past both Walmer Castle & Gardens and Deal Castle, both belonging to English Heritage. Kingsdown Beach is a favourite with kayakers who like to launch from Oldstairs Bay at the south end of the beach. It is possible to follow a footpath alongside the former Royal Marines rifle range at the base of the cliffs where wild orchids grow. At low tide, areas of sand and chalk rocks are revealed which children love to explore. The village offers a post office, a newsagent and a very good butcher as well as two other pubs the Rising Sun and the Kings Head. There is a good bus service to the centre of Deal or travel towards Dover for a day out. The closest train station is at Martin Mill or Walmer with a fast train connection to London St Pancras. the medieval cinque port town of Sandwich and Thanet with its sandy bays can be reached by train too.