Gone Adrift in the conservation area

Back in the 1800’s, Gone Adrift was a thriving local store selling fresh produce to the people of Deal. Some 200 years later, it’s started a new chapter as a cosy self-catering bolt-hole ideal for couples, small families or business travellers looking for homely accommodation in the heart of Deal’s conservation area.
Inside:
As you climb two stone steps up to the front door you can’t help but notice a dip under foot – so well worn is the concrete after years of use as a thriving shop in the heart of the community – a nod through the centuries back to days-gone-by.

You’ll love the crow’s nest bunk that’s hidden behind some original panelled doors. Perfect for anyone seeking something a little bit unusual during their stay – kids and big kids alike! Don’t forget the popcorn because there’s even a TV in the bunk to play your favourite movies.

The area:
Wander through Deal’s Georgian conservation area to the award-winning high street, about a 5 min walk, dotted with independent shops, cafes and a great choice of restaurants.

Spend the day relaxing on the nearby beach (a few mins walk), dip your toes in the Channel or stretch your legs with a walk or a cycle ride along the esplanade with a pit stop at the locally renowned Zetland Arms pub right on the beach at Kingsdown.

Practicalities:

ENTRANCE LEVEL:

Dining room:
• Dining room with table and chairs. And,

Bunk bed:
• In the dining room hidden behind panelled doors is the crow’s nest bunk bed with TV

Lounge:
• Lounge with 2-seater sofa and box seat with cushion pad
• Spiral staircase leading downstairs

Kitchen:
• Kitchen with seating for 2 on bar stools

WC and shower:
• WC with shower

Spiral staircase:
• A spiral staircase leads down to the bedroom and dressing room

DOWNSTAIRS:

Spiral staircase leading to:

Double bedroom:
• Double bedroom with double bed and TV on the wall

Dressing room:
• Open plan dressing room with dressing table and hanging space

IMPORTANT INFO:
We’d like to make perspective guests aware that there’s a spiral staircase which might not suit people with mobility issues. The crow’s nest bunk bed also won’t suit those with mobility issues as there is a vertical ladder to access it. We ask that you take care using the ladder and always use the hand rails.
The neighbourhood is quiet and peaceful. Deal itself is bursting full of things to do and see. It has an award winning high street for starters where you can wander around an eclectic mix of shops ranging from interior design shops to delicatessens. Close by are 3 historic castle - Deal, Walmer and Dover and just a stones throw from the house you can find the ruins of Sandown Castle.
Getting around is easy especially with a car. The house is within walking distance of the town, beach and golf course too. The train station is in the heart of Deal and can also be accessed by foot.