About Firemans Cottage at the Old Fire Station

Fireman's cottage is a cosy two bedroom property which forms part of the Old Fire Station Canterbury, where horse drawn fire engines were stationed in the Victorian Era. Full of history and character this delightfully restored property will make your stay in Canterbury a memorable one.

It comes with two double bedrooms, Large reception and dining room with strip wood floors, fully fitted kitchen, bathroom with bath/ shower and a Private Garden.

Canterbury City centre is 5/10 minutes walk away, the nearest shop 5 minutes walk away and mainline Canterbury west station, 5/10 minutes walk away with a fast train to Central London leaving twice an hour.

Facilities

  • Cots available
  • Credit cards accepted
  • Ensuite rooms
  • Euros accepted
  • WiFi access
  • Private Garden & Outdoor Dining
  • Self-Catering Facilities
  • Free On-Site Parking
  • Non-Smoking Throughout

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the historical significance of Fireman's Cottage within the Old Fire Station development?

The cottage originally housed Victorian firefighter personnel when horse-drawn fire engines were dispatched from the St Dunstan's premises; it has since been restored into a self-contained holiday retreat retaining original stripped-wood flooring and structural period details.

How far is the cottage from Canterbury West station and the Westgate Gardens?

The cottage sits an 8-minute walk (around 650 metres) from Canterbury West station for high-speed London trains, and just a 5-minute walk down London Road to the Westgate Towers and Westgate Gardens.

What is the room layout and guest capacity for family bookings?

Fireman's Cottage accommodates up to 4 adult guests (plus an infant) across two double bedrooms, supported by an open-plan living/dining area, fitted kitchen, and a private rear garden.

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Canterbury UNESCO view photo credit John Hippisley