'The Oyster Bed' is a luxury shepherd's hut nestled in a quiet back street just a short walk from Whitstable’s main high street. It’s a cozy & tranquil oasis; a perfect place to rest after a day on the beach or exploring the quirky shops or local eateries that Whitstable has to offer. Whether you're a solo adventurer or a couple seeking a romantic getaway, this contemporary yet rustic accommodation provides a unique and unforgettable experience. Crafted with love and care, our fully insulated, double glazed, heated wagon boasts a comfortable raised king size bed, providing a restful night’s sleep and ample room to store luggage. It comes equipped with a log burner which creates a warm and relaxing environment during the winter months. There’s also a hand-crafted wooden kitchenette complete with mini-fridge, toaster, microwave, double electric hob and tea/coffee making facilities. Next to the kitchen is a fully-equipped bathroom with hot shower and toilet. Enjoy our sophisticated indoor dining area or eat alfresco in the private courtyard next to the hut. Free parking for one car is available on the drive in front of the hut, as well as free on-street parking in the neighbouring streets. Please note that the entrance to the shepherd's hut is located at the back of the property on Essex road, opposite number 71. There is a lock box on the gate where the keys will be placed. The code and WiFi password will be sent to you before you arrive.

Hi everyone, I'm Chris, manager of this property on behalf of my mother who bought the house recently. I was born and raised in Kent and can provide a lot of great local recommendations for places to eat, drink or visit.

This area of Kent has so much to offer from the history of the towns and city, to the stunning landscapes. Within Whitstable, key highlights are the harbour and beach where you can try Whitstable’s famous oysters and a range of other seafood. Also, a short walk along the coast from the harbour, you can find the famous Tankerton slopes; great for an afternoon stroll. For people interested in history and culture, there are places like Whitstable castle and the Whitstable museum.