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FINE FO OD A ND CULT UR E …

Famed throughout Kent for its oysters
and delicious eateries, this is a town
well known for its culinary delights,
serving up mouth-watering treats from
an array of high-end restaurants and
bistros. There is sure to be something to
suit such as fine dining at the
acclaimed Crab and Winkle restaurant,
Wheelers Oyster Bar, Pearsons or the
Michelin-starred Sportsman restaurant
in nearby Seasalter.

R EL A XED R ETA IL THER A PY …

Whether it’s ambling along the characterful and cosy alleyways of the town, or enjoying Harbour
Street's charms, Whitstable is the perfect place to enjoy relaxed retail therapy. With its pretty little
shop fronts, art galleries and independent boutiques, visitors come from far and wide for a stroll, a
browse, and a look at the buildings and immerse themselves in the local history. Further retail
opportunities abound in the historic city of nearby Canterbury, with a mix of designer boutiques
and upscale high-street stores available.

FIR ST CL A SS FO R FA MILIES . . .

Situated in a desirable, leafy area of Whitstable, Scape is ideal for families, being close to a host of excellent schools. Just a short walk from Scape
is Joy Lane Primary and for secondary education, Whistable Community College is also within easy reach. Alternatively, for private schooling, Kent
College Canterbury, 4.5 miles away also receives excellent results taking pupils from 2- 18 years.

CO NNECT ED TO EV ER Y W HER E …

Whitstable is on the north Kent coast, about five miles from Canterbury. Follow the A290 from Canterbury, or alternatively this road is linked
to the M2 (junction 7) via the A299. Whitstable has its own station with links to London Victoria, taking approximately 90 minutes. Or, at 20
miles away, Ashford International Station runs Eurostar trains for foreign business and leisure trips. Dover and its ferry port is also just 30 miles
away via the A2, offering further opportunities to enjoy a break on the continent.