This beautifully converted garage has been turned into a cosy get away accommodation, where you can relax and have the opportunity to explore the close-by beaches and attractions. Your furry friend is welcomed too. As you might be aware New Romney is situated in the Romney Marsh, which is home to the Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway, a world famous one-third full size steam & diesel locomotives pulling passenger carriages, provides you with an opportunity to explore this unique corner of Kent.

The Studio is within 5 minutes’ walk from New Romney high street, where there is plenty of restaurants and pubs to choose from: • The Diamond Grill restaurant, serving delicious Turkish food • The Coach House, serving lovely Mediterranean inspired breakfasts and light lunches • The Bakery 64, where you can find freshly baked products and enjoy a nice full English breakfast • The Curry Lounge serving authentic traditional and fusion dishes • The Ruzzo Italian restaurant to enjoy Italian dishes • The Santa Fe, Mexican restaurant, only open on Saturday evenings • New Romney Fish and Chips • The Cinque Port Arms pub, with a large garden and delicious pub food (dog-friendly) • The Ship Hotel pub where you can enjoy a lovely drink (dog-friendly) • The Plough Inn pub serving food and drinks with a pub garden (dog-friendly) • The Warren Inn quaint pub serving homemade pub food (dog-friendly) • The Balance bar serving cocktails, drink and some food • Domino’s Pizza The RH&D Railway station in New Romney is 15 minutes’ walk away. The town has a small cinema, plenty of charity & independent shops, tearooms & cafes and a few pet shops, our favourite is New Romney Pet Shop, where you can find amazing treats and accessories for your four-legged friends and the staff are very helpful and welcoming. There are plenty of walk opportunities available around the town and in the surrounding area or at the beach. Littlestone pebbly beach is 5-minute drive or 30 minutes’ walk away. Greatstone sandy beach is about 8 minutes’ drive or 40 minutes’ walk away. The beautiful peninsula of Dungeness is about 15 minutes’ drive away, where you can explore a derelict world, find 2 pubs and an amazing Dungeness Snack Shack, where you can enjoy fresh seafood caught on the day. (There are vegetarian options too) The area is a national nature reserve and has a vast variety of migrating birds (RSPB has a bird reserve, which you can visit). There are a few golf courses in the nearby vicinity too.