Fabulous duplex apartment directly opposite Margate Sands beach, with stunning double-height living room and sea views, master bedroom with sea facing terrace - wake up with a view of the sea! The second bedroom sleeps up to 3 people in a single over double bunk bed. The bathroom features a spa bath and children (young and old) will love the space invaders and pac-man video games machines! Good value short and long stay parking at Margate station, 3 minutes walk away. Family friendly and also great for Dreamland!

2 Seaview is owned by Louise, who manages a range of properties in the UK and abroad. Louise fell in love with Margate a few years ago, capitvated by the amazing sunsets. She loves running along the promenade to Westgate, going to gigs at Dreamland, visiting the latest exhibitions at the Turner Contemporary and eating out in the cool, local restaurants. Louise's guests find her helpful and responsive. Please do get in touch!

Margate is cool!! It is a vibrant coastal town, with something for everyone. Margate's Old Town is a delight of cobbled streets with contemporary and retro shopping and eclectic galleries. The fabulous food scene ranges from world class fish and chips to locally sourced farm to table dishes, from organic coffee to Kent wines. Margate's Turner Contemporary is a must see and Antony Gormley’s ANOTHER TIME sculpture emerges from the sea at low tide. There is an ever expanding programme of gigs and concerts at Dreamland; take in the fun fair rides or grab some skates and whizz around the Roller Room. Nothing beats a summer's day on Margate's Main Sands but the generally mild climate means that you have a good chance of sunshine year round, and hopefully a stunning Margate sunset, made famous by Turner. If the weather is not so good, you can check out Margate’s two amazing underground experiences - Margate Caves, which were originally dug as a chalk mine in the 18th century and feature creative murals and the mysterious subterranean wonder of the Shell Grotto with walls covered in 4.6 million shells. The award winning Bus Cafe - a double-decker bus right on the promenade - is right outside the door of 2 Seaview, and is the best place for breakfast. I recommend running or cycling along the promenade to work up an appetite first. For something more adventurous, the Viking Coastal Trail can be walked or cycled to the neighbouring resorts of Broadstairs and Ramsgate. And if you enjoyed Empire of Light, you can take a walking tour of all the film locations, including Cliftonville, which was ranked 8th in Time Out’s ‘Coolest Neighbourhoods in the World 2022’.