Springhaven is a relaxed, family-friendly seaside home on the Kent coast — made for shared time, sea air, and simple pleasures. Tucked in a quiet cul-de-sac just behind Dymchurch’s sea wall, the house faces a private green with a gate leading straight to miles of sandy beach. Recently renovated, it sleeps up to 11 guests in 5 bedrooms (3 ensuite) and offers generous living spaces — a light-filled sitting room, separate TV lounge, and a sunroom overlooking the garden. The heart of the home is a spacious kitchen-diner with a vaulted ceiling and a 3-metre bespoke bamboo dining table, perfect for bringing everyone together. Outside, a large terrace sits beneath a closable pergola — ideal for the not-always-perfect English summer — with a round dining table for 11, comfortable lounge seating, and a gas BBQ. Both front and rear gardens are private and sheltered, perfect for children to play safely or for relaxed evenings outdoors. Designed for multi-generational families and groups of friends, Springhaven blends coastal charm with modern comfort — a place to slow down, reconnect, and make lasting memories.

Springhaven, Dymchurch is Joanna's family home since 1967. Recently renovated but retaining all the Edwardian period charm it enjoys a unique location right on the beach in the traditional English seaside village of Dymchurch. We want you to enjoy complete privacy and relaxation at Springhaven, with the comfort of knowing help is always close by if needed. Before your stay: We’re happy to answer any questions about the house or the local area to help plan your visit. During your stay: You can reach us easily by phone or message for advice, guidance, or help with any minor issues. Local support: For anything that can’t be resolved remotely, our trusted local team is available to assist promptly. Our goal is to make your stay smooth, stress-free, and filled with shared time, sea air, and simple pleasures.

A ten-minute stroll along the sea wall brings you to Dymchurch village — a classic English seaside spot with cafés, amusements, shops, and the famous Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway. Within a short drive, you’ll find charming coastal towns, vineyards, country pubs, and some of Kent’s best days out: Port Lympne Safari Park, Dungeness Nature Reserve, and Folkestone’s buzzing Harbour Arm. Historic Rye, Canterbury, and Dover are all within easy reach for day trips, while local farm shops, markets, and seafood restaurants let you enjoy Kent’s “Garden of England” produce right on your doorstep.