Welcome to Old School Mews. This holiday home in Broadstairs is within a secure gated mews of just six cottages. Old School Mews has a history dating back to 1830 as a Church School, recently converted, situated within a pretty conservation area.


Broadstairs town is perched above a crescent shaped sandy bay, the perfect place to build sandcastles or laze on a deckchair with a tasty treat from a traditional ice cream parlour.  Charles Dickens particularly enjoyed this charming seaside town and visited Broadstairs regularly from 1837 to 1859, staying in a house renamed Bleak House in his honour.  Broadstairs hosts festivals of Folk Music and Food and Drink so there is much to keep visitors amused at all times of the year. There are seven glorious bays to choose from including beautiful Joss Bay and Viking Bay where you can take up surfing.  There are lovely cliff top walks to both Margate and Ramsgate. Margate is the new cultural capital of the South with the Turner Contemporary Gallery hosting many wonderful exhibitions.  Ramsgate has a very attractive harbour with an array of cafes and restaurants to choose from so both are well worth a visit.  As well as all the superb outdoor activities available at Broadstairs, there is also a charming little cinema, a theatre and some amazing individual shops and galleries. It really is a perfect little town for year round amusement

Old School Mews is a real find - furnished with an exceptional level of presentation - yards from the sea in popular Broadstairs. A delightful and welcoming, family-friendly house, great for a fun filled holiday by the sea. A lovely,  central location close to all the amenities of this traditional seaside resort. It has an open plan light and airy feel with two bedrooms; one kingsize bedroom and a twin, the cottage sleeps four.