england
The Viking Coast
Kent
Margate
Studio #012
Artist’s apartment opposite Margate’s iconic Lido. Perfect for a solo stay or for couple cofounders. A space to get away and think big.
3 Credits
Upcoming availability
The Setup
One individual workspace, located in the main room. **Your Zoom backdrop will be the Kent coastline. **
Apple Studio Display, Herman Miller Aeron, and our signature Pegg desk. Magic keyboard, trackpad II, laptop stand, and universal adapter.
Wifi speed: 38mbps download, 12mbps upload.
The Need to Know
One bedroom Ashore by the sea, easily accessible by train. Perfect for doing focussed, creative work, whilst feeling like a local.
One bedroom, one workspace, plus wet room with waterfall shower and antique roll top bath.
Extremely well-equipped kitchen with induction hob and an american style fridge freezer.
Easily reached from central London - a direct train to Margate runs regularly through King's Cross and Stratford. No car needed.
Pet-friendly.
The Location
A home away from home in Margate, Kent. Hipster paradise. Great restaurants everywhere, and lots to do. You know the drill.
About ten minutes away from the old town, with lots of shops and supermarkets nearby to grab whatever you need.
Home to many brilliant restaurants (Forts is an Ashore coffee favourite), including Sargasso, Dory's, and Barletta.
For inspiration, you’ve got walks across Margate Sands, or the Turner Contemporary Gallery (home of where quite a lot of this website was sketched out).
Book now for a focused stay with your team.
Flexible check-out (optional).- • Free check-out the day after your stay.
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