Seabrook

Settlement in Kent Shepway

England

Seabrook

Old Boundary Marker on the B2170 Military Road in Sandgate War Department Boundary Marker against a wooden fence on the east side of the B2170 Military Road. Sandgate parish. Inscribed 6 / W D / ↑. Stone number 6 is marked at TR2017435642 on old OS maps. Marking the boundary of Shorncliffe Camp.

Milestone Society National ID: KE_WDSAND06em — Old Boundary Marker on the B2170 Military Road in Sandgate Credit: P Collins

Seabrook is a quaint coastal village located in the county of Kent, England. Situated on the southeastern coast, it lies between the larger towns of Folkestone and Hythe. With a population of approximately 2,500 residents, Seabrook offers a peaceful and picturesque setting for both locals and visitors.

The village is renowned for its stunning beach, which stretches along the English Channel, providing breathtaking views and a serene atmosphere. The beach is lined with a promenade, perfect for leisurely strolls or enjoying a picnic while taking in the fresh sea air. Seabrook's beach is also a popular spot for various water activities, such as swimming, kayaking, and sailing.

In addition to its natural beauty, Seabrook is known for its charming architecture. Traditional English cottages and houses line the streets, complemented by well-maintained gardens and colorful flower displays. The village maintains a strong sense of community, with local shops, cafes, and pubs serving as gathering spots for residents and visitors alike.

Seabrook is fortunate to be located near several notable attractions. The nearby Royal Military Canal offers opportunities for peaceful walks and boat trips, while the historic town of Hythe boasts a wide range of shops, restaurants, and a quaint market. Furthermore, the bustling port town of Folkestone is just a short distance away, providing access to international travel via the Eurotunnel.

Overall, Seabrook is a charming coastal village that offers a tranquil seaside escape, picturesque scenery, and a warm community atmosphere. It is a hidden gem in the county of Kent, attracting those seeking a peaceful retreat or a base to explore the surrounding area.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 51.073807/1.1188031 or Grid Reference TR1835. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Old Boundary Marker on the B2170 Military Road in Sandgate

War Department Boundary Marker against a wooden fence on the east side of the B2170 Military Road. Sandgate parish. Inscribed 6 / W D / ↑. Stone number 6 is marked at TR2017435642 on old OS maps. Marking the boundary of Shorncliffe Camp. Milestone Society National ID: KE_WDSAND06em

P Collins

Land adjoining 49, Enbrook Valley

Planning permission has been approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number 22/0255/FH for a “proposed 3 bedroom chalet bungalow and associated off site parking”.

John Baker

Star Plant Ltd, Ross Way

Planning permission has been approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number 22/0277/FH for the “erection of 7 new commercial units. New units to include ground floor accommodation and 1st floor mezzanine. Existing units to south-west end of site to be retained”.

John Baker

Martello Tower 6

On the outskirts of Shorncliffe Camp

Steve Popple

Chichester Memorial Hall, Sandgate

On Sandgate High Street. Has etched stone on left which reads 'This stone was laid by Sir Squire Bancroft 15th December 1919. Otto Marx Contractor. Chas J. Conques Architect'.

David Anstiss

The Ship Inn, Sandgate

On junction of A259 Sandgate High Street (in front) and Granville Parade (on right).

David Anstiss

Providence Inn, Sandgate

On junction of 48 Sandgate High Street (in front) and Sea Parade (on left).

David Anstiss

The Little Fish Shop, Sandgate

Excellent fish and chip shop on junction of Gough Road (behind wall in front) and B2063 Military Road (on right).

David Anstiss

Sandgate Village Sign

On green at corner of Sandgate High Street (on right) and B2063 Military Road (on left).A War memorial is on the other side of Military Road. The post has a small metal plaque which reads 'This sign was unveiled by Councillor Paul Marsh Town Mayor of Folkestone on 20th February 1993. It was erected by Sandgate Society by means of a generous bequest by Mollie Hornsey with contributions from the Chart Trustees of Folkestone and local residents. Designed by Philip Ball. Built and painted by Brian O'Connor'.

David Anstiss

Sandgate old fire station

Sandgate old fire station, 51 Sandgate High Street, Sandgate, Folkestone, Kent, now used by Sandgate Heritage

Kevin Hale

Beach at Sandgate, Kent

A nice, relaxing, spot. A row of houses to the left of picture have small gardens which overlook the beach; fine, as long as the sea remains on the beach!

Peter Trimming