Pump Station, Dungeness

Pump Station is a unique building built during World War 2 as a pumping station to send fuel through undersea pipes to France to support the D-Day landings now beautifully converted into a fabulous contemporary holiday home. Unique coastal home Pet friendly Wood burning stove Sleeps 6 This former Pump Station has been featured on George Clarke's Remarkable Renovations on Channel 4. Its stark knobbly concrete walls are softened by the luxurious furnishings in a soft stone grey and lots of warm wood. The house is kitted out with the best of everything underfloor heating a state-of-the-art cooker and dishwasher - even the kettle is beautiful - Red Magazine July 2018 Edition. Pump Station is a unique building built during World War 2 as a pumping station to send fuel through undersea pipes to France to support the D-Day landings now beautifully converted into a fabulous contemporary holiday home. Situated on the world-renowned Dungeness Estate a unique shingle beach that sits 3 miles into the English Channel it offers stunning sunrises and sunsets endless walks and peace and tranquillity. The property has a large open-plan living space with a fully equipped and modern kitchen, a large dining table and comfortable seating around a log fire. Five floor-to-ceiling windows allow the light to stream in and offer amazing views of the nature reserve on your doorstep. Click here for more photos and the full holiday home details.