Creekside B and B has two lovely rooms overlooking the Faversham tidal creek. The building is an end of terrace town house and both rooms are on the second floor. The Saxon Shore way is minutes from the building and there is delightful walks and cycle rides locally. A Continental Breakfast is available from 7 am till 930am on the first floor and in the summer it can be taken on our large balcony. Parking is private and directly outside the house.i enjoy meeting people from all over the world Please note I do have a fluffy white cat! Please inform me if you have any other allergies or preferences

Looking forward to meeting you! It is a joy to meet guests from all over the world. I have been hosting for over 12 years and my reviews speak for themselves. I have maps of local walks, cycle routes and travel in the area. I love throwing pottery, walking, paddle boarding on the Creek and I also keep bees in the lovely charity garden in the middle of Faversham.The Abbeyphyic garden a beautiful, peaceful place in the middle of Faversham. There is so much to do and see in and around Faversham I love the whole area. Boats, bangs and beer is what Faversham is famous for. Very near to Whitstable, Canterbury, Sandwich and Thanet. Lovely walks over the Marshes along the Saxon Way looking out for egrets, herons and swans and listening out for skylarks. There are many quirky shops, pubs and restaurants Standard Quay is just over the bridge with its unusual buildings, antique shops and lovely cafe.

Faversham has so much to offer! There is a lot of history with beautiful streets of medieval houses, local independent shops, restaurants and pubs. Book in advance for the brilliant tour of Shepard Neame brewery. See the whole process and enjoy a flight of their very popular beers. Faversham is famous for beer, barges, bangs and bricks. At one time there were 3 breweries. The gunpowder industry goes back to the 16th century. Follow the gunpowder trail including the Gunpowder Park to see the process and history unfold. Bricks, gunpowder, corn, fruit and vegetables were just some of the cargoes on the hundreds of barges that plied their trade on the Faversham Creek. Creekside bed and breakfast is actually built on the old shipyard. Within 5 minutes walk you can follow the Creekside Saxon Shore trail. Follow the path around the Creek watching out for egrets, cormorants, owls, skylarks and very recently spoonbills have been spotted. Follow it to the Shipwright’s inn snuggling down on the banks featuring home cooked food, open fires and a wonderful ambiance. From there you can walk to Oare with its lovely little church and bird sanctuary. Go the other way and follow the Saxon Shore way through town and passing through Standard Quay with its quirky shops, wine bar, Anchor pub and Papa Bianco pizza restaurant with live music at the weekends. From there you can continue to Iron Quay and on to Whitstable. The house is the last town house , there are two parking spaces on the drive. If they are both occupied there are 5 more spaces to the left. Waterside Close is a private gated cul de sac. So a very quiet, pleasant and safe place to stay.