The Regency
Overlooking the sea at Ramsgate, Isle of Thanet, Kent
A ground floor period apartment with views stretching to the French coast
An apartment that exudes sophistication and character
The centrepiece of this holiday property are three south facing French doors with uninterrupted views of the English channel. Perfect in the sunniest part of the UK. Sip a coffee and watch boats sailing to and from France, take a stroll down to the sandy beach for a swim and return to enjoy a glass of wine in the gardens. You will soon fall in love with the unique Ramsgate vibe.
The Apartment
An Elegant interior
Inside the apartment, you will be dazzled by art deco décor complementing framing the sea views. There is an elegant sitting and dining area bathed in natural light with exquisite seating for cosy evenings as you catch up with loved ones about your beachfront escapades.
Well Appointed Features
The kitchen is well equip with fabulous granite worktops, a breakfast bar for casual breakfasts and everything needed to rustle up those culinary delights.
The bathrooms include a fantastic hydro bath and a rainhead shower.
Luxury Bedroom
After a day in the sea air, sleep soundly in a superking-size bed in a spacious bedroom with en-suite shower room and access to the back courtyard. The second bedroom has a luxurious double bed complete with fitted storage for storing your personal items.
The Local Amenities
A fascinating town, steeped in history with a wealth of listed buildings and regency squares bearing the hallmark of Pugin famed for designing the interior of the Palace of Westminster and Big Ben. With its fascinating network of wartime and smugglers’ tunnels, traditional pubs, docks and sweeping sands, Ramsgate has associations with many other well-known figures, including Queen Victoria, Karl Marx, Wilkie Collins, John Le Mesurier and Vincent Van Gogh.
Amenities within a 10 minutes walk
A great selection of shops, pubs, cafés, restaurants
Join the fortnightly poetry evening at Eats and Beats
Eating at the indoor market is a great way of making new friends as you join in with the live music. Step into a moving and spiritual space at the abbey next to the apartment and ponder why Saint Augustine chose this spot to bring his message to the Anglo Saxons. Fine dining makes any holiday extra special. Sit in Queen Victoria’s shadow at the Albion Hotel or at Marc Pierre’s or the Blue Harbour. On a sunny day eat at Nancy’s Greek Taverna on the Royal Harbour waterfront and imagine you are in the Mediterranean. Watch the yachts putting to sea and returning home, or meander to the harbour wall and pick out something tasty from one of the boats landing their daily catch? If the weather is unforgiving, take in a film or play at the friendly Granville Theatre.
Pub & shop within 1 mile
Broadband & Wifi
Smart TV
Ground Floor Bedroom
Patio
Dishwasher
Washing Machine
Gym
The Regency Apartment Summary
– Ground Floor Apartment with magnificent sea views
– 2 bedrooms 1 x superking size bed, 1 x double bed
– Kitchen, dining and living area
– Electric Central Heating
– Electric oven and hob, microwave, washing machine/drier and dishwasher
– WiFi
– Smart TV
– Enclosed back courtyard
– Communal front garden leading onto park
– Access to basement gym
– No smoking
– Pub, 0.1 miles – Waitrose and high street 5 mins walk
Sleeps 4
Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 2
Pets: No
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Address
The Regency
3 Regency Court
St Augustines Road
Ramsgate
CT11 9PN
Address
The Regency
3 Regency Court
St Augustines Road
Ramsgate
CT11 9PN
Farthingdales
The Local Amenities
Your amenities are within 5-10 minutes walk, giving you everything you need at your fingertips; a great selection of shops, pubs, cafés, restaurants. Guests often make daily pilgrimages to ‘The Modern Boulangerie’ for wonderful fresh bread with sides from Waitrose. Memorable nights are had in Ramsgate’s old High Street, Addington Street, which now hosts wonderful bohemian and fiercely independent traders. Join the fortnightly poetry evening at Eats and Beats. Eating at the indoor market is a great way of making new friends as you join in with the live music. Step into a moving and spiritual space at the abbey next to the apartment and ponder why Saint Augustine chose this spot to bring his message to the Anglo Saxons. Fine dining makes any holiday extra special. Sit in Queen Victoria’s shadow at the Albion Hotel or at Marc Pierre’s or the Blue Harbour. On a sunny day eat at Nancy’s Greek Taverna on the Royal Harbour waterfront and imagine you are in the Mediterranean. Watch the yachts putting to sea and returning home, or meander to the harbour wall and pick out something tasty from one of the boats landing their daily catch? If the weather is unforgiving, take in a film or play at the friendly Granville Theatre.
The town is fascinating, steeped in history with a wealth of listed buildings and regency squares bearing the hallmark of Pugin famed for designing the interior of the Palace of Westminster and Big Ben. With its fascinating network of wartime and smugglers’ tunnels, traditional pubs, docks and sweeping sands, Ramsgate has associations with many other well-known figures, including Queen Victoria, Karl Marx, Wilkie Collins, John Le Mesurier and Vincent Van Gogh.
Ramsgate enjoys two wonderfully maintained Victorian promenades. The Regency sits on the western promenade where your stroll will take you directly down to the south facing Undercliff beach or past the town’s four croquet lawns and bowls greens on Government Acre, a beautiful open space that often features visiting attractions, amusement rides, vintage car gatherings and fayres at weekends. On the other side of Ramsgate the eastern promenade walk will take you to one of the towns’ vast public parks and Italianate Greenhouse, which sells cream teas for most of the year.
At sea level, you will find the entrance to the famous Ramsgate tunnels, a vast 2.5 miles of tunnels under the town, which gave shelter to the 20,000 town’s folk during WW2, guided tours can be booked throughout out
Within a few minutes walk of your front door, you have the very popular, beautifully maintained Tennis Courts at Spencer Square, (pay as you go), with a delightful coffee hut serving a selection of homemade cakes, scones and treats. Tennis lessons and clubs are available. why not try the new craze, Pickle Ball?
Bikes are also available for hire from the harbour front.
There is so much to do in Ramsgate, but if you wish to travel further afield, be sure to visit the sandy seaside resort of Broadstairs, only a 2 mile walk along the beach, at low tide, or 10 mins in the car, it provides a genteel atmosphere much loved by Charles Dickens.
Alternatively venture into Margate, only a few miles away, where the kids will be thrilled by an afternoon spent at Dreamland, or tour the acclaimed Turner Contemporary Art gallery with its eye-catching pieces, before a visit to the town’s underground seaside history in the town’s Shell Grotto, not forgetting Margate’s renowned sandy beach.
Linking Ramsgate, Broadstairs and Margate you will find a variety of wonderfully picturesque and sandy beaches at Botany Bay, Kingsgate Bay, Joss Bay and Stone Bay, all very popular with children and adults alike
A little further, a day out can be enjoyed at historic Sandwich, Deal, Dover Castle, Canterbury Cathedral, the Chaucer’s Tales living museum or an evening at the Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury.
There are sub aqua courses available from the Harbour and nearby Pegwell Bay, which hosts international competitions, is ideal for both wind and kite surfers.
Fishing and trips along the coast, are bookable for keen anglers, from the Royal Harbour. If you don’t fancy fishing but want to experience a day at sea, boat trips are available.
Ramsgate is unlike any other town; it will capture your heart. Guests at the Regency return again and again.