About Cedar House at The Old Fire Station

A Luxurious Modern Scandinavian Design cedar clad house located within the grounds of an old Victorian fire station in the UNESCO world heritage site of Canterbury.

This property is unique in Canterbury as there is nothing else like it. The property is tucked away off the main road behind a former Victorian fire station and comprises of two large bedrooms both with en-suite bathrooms and King size beds. The master bedroom is 25ft/ 8m long and has a separate sleeping area with a double sofa bed and balcony overlooking the courtyard. The second bedroom is a garden room overlooking the courtyard and comes with a flat screen T.V. There is also a large reception room 25ft/8m and a dining area that can seat up to 10 people along with a well equipped Kitchen/ Diner that seats 4. A further single bed can be arranged if necessary.

Facilities

  • Cots available
  • Credit cards accepted
  • Euros accepted
  • WiFi access
  • Private Balcony
  • Self-Catering Facilities
  • Ensuite Bathrooms
  • Private Courtyard Garden & BBQ
  • Free Secure Gated Parking

Nearby Businesses

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do guests access the property and secure parking off London Road?

The house is tucked behind the red gates of the historic Victorian Fire Station in St Dunstans, where guests access private gated on-site parking directly adjacent to the courtyard.

Can Cedar House accommodate large group dining for special celebrations?

While the property sleeps up to 7 guests across two king en-suite bedrooms and sofa beds, the open-plan Scandinavian living area features a large dining table configured to seat up to 16 people.

Are pets permitted at Cedar House at The Old Fire Station?

To preserve the contemporary cedar-clad interiors and high-spec furnishings, pets are strictly prohibited from staying at this property.

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