Shoreline is the first residential phase of the Folkestone Harbour & Seafront Development plan which will see further residential and business areas built along the Harbour and Seafront.

There are 84 homes in Shoreline made up of 1- and 2-bedroom apartments, 3 to 4 bedroom duplexes and beach houses, and 4 penthouses. The apartments are in the West and East blocks, which are topped by the penthouse apartments with expansive roof terraces. The beach houses run across the scalloped, lower front of the building and open out directly onto the beach whichaadjoin to the apartment blocks. At the rear of the building there is a private, communal garden exclusive for residents of Shoreline.

Shoreline is open for viewing 7 days a week from 10am to 5pm. To book an appointment contact 01303 760940

ACME is the architectural firm that has designed Shoreline. The scalloped front mimics the undulating waves it views from its position at the edge of the coastline. Their involvement is also linked to the renovations of the Folkestone Harbour Station and of the soon-to-be completed square at the base of the historic Leas Lift, one of only 2 remaining Victorian water lifts in the world.

Yes, each property comes with one or two parking spaces. Speak to Sales Team for more information.

Yes, bike storage is available. Speak to Sales Team for more information.

Dogs are permitted. Certain pet restrictions may apply. Speak to Sales Team for more information.

The majority of the property at Shoreline have sea views. You can request specific floorplans or brochure by emailing sales@folkestoneseafront.com

Shoreline is situated close to the Lower Leas Coastal Park which is a wonderful place to walk and play. Walking along the Boardwalk towards the Harbour Arm you will find artworks from previous Folkestone Triennial festivals. You will also find award-winning restaurants and bars to dine in repeatedly. The Goods Yard hosts free film evenings every Friday from May to September, live music, sports screenings and events throughout the year. The Harbour also hosts events such as The Most Wuthering Heights Day Ever, Wünder Harbour Bavarian Festival, the Festive Marketplace from November and more. Find out more about the people and life in Folkestone at Folke Life.

There has been huge investment into Folkestone over the past 20 years. A lot has changed around the harbour area to make it one of the top tourist destinations in Kent for its food, drink and entertainment throughout the year. Creative Folkestone is the arts charity that has run the Folkestone Triennial Arts Festival since 2008. This has resulted in over 76 artworks distributed across the town for all to discover on various walks around Folkestone. The next Folkestone Triennial Festival in 2025 will see further regeneration within the town with a planted walkway from Folkestone Central Station to the redesigned town centre. Read more.