Overview
Coolinge Apartment
Folkestone
The apartment is located centrally and as such is walking distance from all local amenities. Free parking is available on the road directly outside evenings and on Sundays and it is possible to arrange a permit for weekdays at £8 per day (please ask when booking). Long stay paid parking is available close by for £3-4 per day and is a few minutes walk from the property. Both Folkestone stations are within easy walking distance, although Folkestone Central is closer. There are bus routes that run close by.
Non-smoking
Suitable for Workationing
WiFi
City Centre
Shop Nearby
Pub Nearby
At a Glance
Non-smoking 
Suitable for Workationing 
WiFi 
City Centre 
Shop Nearby 
Pub Nearby 
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A stunning location
Folkestone
For a great family day out, climb aboard the miniature trains on the Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway or experience an African safari in the Garden of England at the award-winning Port Lympne Reserve. For a darker taste of the past, visit the fascinating collection of more than 1,000 skulls in the ossuary at St Leonard’s Church in Hythe or see the imposing Martello Towers constructed to defend our coast during the Napoleonic war.
Or simply spend a day, a weekend or longer enjoying the incredible beaches along Kent's heritage coast or immersed in rural beauty of the North Downs and evocative Romney Marsh.
...there’s simply no other place like it. Breath-taking beauty, stunning shorelines and creative communities make this corner of the Kentish coast one of the most exciting places to explore.
This is a landscape full of surprises and brimming with adventure. From the cobbled streets of Folkestone to the eerie wilderness at Dungeness (the UK's only desert), Folkestone has plenty to offer every taste and budget. One visit will never be enough!
You can immerse yourself in the incredible famous Creative Quarter and spend time exploring the bustling harbour arm, spotting public artworks and enjoying tantalising food and drink from some of the region's most exciting producers.
For a great family day out, climb aboard the miniature trains on the Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway or experience an African safari in the Garden of England at the award-winning Port Lympne Reserve. For a darker taste of the past, visit the fascinating collection of more than 1,000 skulls in the ossuary at St Leonard’s Church in Hythe or see the imposing Martello Towers constructed to defend our coast during the Napoleonic war.
Or simply spend a day, a weekend or longer enjoying the incredible beaches along Kent's heritage coast or immersed in rural beauty of the North Downs and evocative Romney Marsh.
