About Old Fire Station Canterbury

The Old Fire Station' consists of 3 separate 2 bedroom properties within the same compound. The 'Arthouse' comprises of 2 King size Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, Large Living Room, Dining Room and Kitchen. There is also a Double sofa bed and another single bed that can be provided.

'Cedar house' comprises of two large bedrooms both with en-suite bathrooms and King size beds plus double sofa bed, large reception room and a dining area that can seat up to 12 people along with a well equipped Kitchen/ Diner that seats 4.

A further single bed can be arranged if necessary.

'Fireman's Cottage' is a quaint 2 bedroom house located next to the Arthouse which has 2 double bedrooms, thru lounge, fully fitted Kitchen, Bathroom & private garden.

There is also car parking on site for as many as 4/6 cars.

Facilities

  • Cots available
  • Credit cards accepted
  • Ensuite rooms
  • WiFi access
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Free Private Off-Road Parking
  • City Centre Location
  • Central Location
  • Private Garden / Patio
  • Kitchen / Kitchenette
  • Self-Catering Facilities
  • Non-Smoking Throughout
  • Multi-Property Group Booking (Sleeps up to 18)

Nearby Businesses

Accommodation

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is the Old Fire Station structured for group stays and family gatherings?

The complex comprises three distinct properties—Cedar House, The Arthouse, and Fireman's Cottage. They can be booked individually for smaller groups or rented together to accommodate up to 18 guests across six bedrooms with private courtyards.

What is the historical background of the property?

Originally constructed in the Victorian era to house Canterbury’s horse-drawn fire engines, the building has been restored into high-end holiday homes while preserving its historic red-brick character.

How accessible is the property from Canterbury West train station and the city centre?

Located in the St Dunstan's neighborhood, the station is a 5-minute walk away—making high-speed London connections effortless—with Westgate Towers and the medieval city centre just a short stroll down the street.

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