Abandoned fog horn station transformed into holiday cottage with wood burner & four baths.. and you can stay the night
A FORMER foghorn testing station has been transformed into a stunning luxury home and you can book a stay for just £375.
The quirky retreat in Dungeness, Kent, known as Fog Signal Building, offers a Scandi-style interior with white walls, a wood burner, and a king-sized bid in the sleeping area.
The bathroom is a showstopper, featuring two luxury tweak wood baths, one plunge style for the brave plus a full-length bath with an overhead shower.
However, it’s worth noting there are no blinds on the windows.
The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you’d need, including an electric oven, hob, fridge with freezer box, and a dishwasher.
Outside, you’ll find a triple aspect decked terraces offering uninterrupted views of the sea, perfect for soaking up the dramatic coastal scenary.
Pet friendly and ideal for two dogs, this unique stay sits right on a shingle beach and is available to book through BloomStays until December 2026.
The listing describes it as an “unforgettable holiday home with dramatic views from very angle and a stunning location in the middle of a National Nature Reserve.”
With its industrial design, limestone flooring, underfloor heating, and contemporary furniture, the home is designed for both comfort and style.
The estate is surrounded by the vast open landscape of Romney Marsh on one side and the English Channel on the other, offering a truly cinematic backdrop-including views of the nearby power station.
The property’s open-plan area is ideal for cosy winter breaks, complete with a log burner and Bose sound system.
On clear days, you might even spot France’s Cap Gris Nez through the large double doors.