Sun Cottage, Holiday cottage rental in Sandwich near Royal St Georges Golf Course, Kent

Welcome to Sun Cottage, Sandwich

Tucked away within the conservation district of the medieval Cinque Port of Sandwich is this delightful and romantic cottage that offers modern comfort whilst maintaining its grade II listed character.

Sandwich is perfectly position for visiting the area, has a shingle beach, bird observatory and golf courses within walking distance, and many other beaches and historic buildings within a short driving distance, plus it is on a river which has a river bus. The area is good for cycling and has some beautiful walks of varying lengths, some starting right outside the cottage.

Sun Cottage is available throughout the year for weekly holiday lets, although shorter breaks may be possible.

Furnished with many antiques, Sun Cottage is set back from the road so has no traffic passing in front of its windows, making it more peaceful and private.   It has a cosy atmosphere although is far more spacious than the average cottage. 

Equipped with full central heating, the cottage also has a log effect gas fire in the sitting room to give instant real flames and extra heat without the mess.

It is an ideal place for a couple to get away to, although if separate or extra sleeping arrangements are needed the sofabed can be used in the sitting room.  Access to the newly refitted bathroom is via the bedroom on the first floor.

Fuel, linen and towels included in price, and also wifi internet.

The small garden has many flowering plants and the spacious roof terrace off French doors from the bedroom gets the sun throughout most of the day. Both areas are well screened to be more private.

Please see the website or contact the owner for availability and prices.

Golf nearby includes Royal St Georges Golf Club is in Sandwich Bay, 5 mins drive away as is Princes Golf Club, and Royal Cinque Ports Golf Clubs in Deal is 10-15 mins drive away.

Royal St Georges, Sandwich
A classic links course and home to 14 British Opens -- most recently in 2003 won by Ben Curtis -- Sandwich, as it is also known, features fairways that weave through large sandy mounds covered with fescue. Because it is nearly treeless and completely exposed to the winds coming off the North Sea, controlling shots can be extremely tough. The eighth hole, a 453-yard par 4, features one of the largest, deepest bunkers in golf, having been carved out of the side of a hill.
www.royalstgeorges.com

Royal Cinque Ports Golf Club, Deal.
The Deal course is traditionally laid out on a narrow stretch of land extending to Sandwich Bay, and the natural links terrain has been subtly used to provide a wide variety of challenges. On almost every hole there is an abundance of large sand dunes which establishes the undulating character of the course and makes it unique. Unlike most other courses the fairways are just as undulating and it is seldom that a completely flat stance can be obtained other than on the tees. As with all traditional seaside links, the wind is a major factor which has to be taken into account when deciding on club and shot selection.
http://www.royalcinqueports.com/

Princes Golf Club, Sandwich.
Prince's, with its 27 holes of championship Links has hosted the Open Championship and is currently an Open Qualifying Course. Prince's offers all that is best in modern links golf: a centrally located clubhouse offering magnificent views over the course and Pegwell Bay and helpful, attentive staff who understand your needs.
http://www.princesgolfclub.co.uk/


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