We here at Regency Properties pride ourselves on our customer service, offering a wealth of experience and expertise, whilst being delivered by a motivated forward thinking team of people. Established in 1991, Regency Properties is a family run letting business, serving the community with long standing satisfied customers.

Our 3 bedroom, 10 bed bungalow with a beautiful sunny garden & separate courtyard is perfectly located in the popular area of Palm Bay, it will give you an opportunity of a beautiful walk to the beach. There are many places to go during your stay including the best tourist attractions: Jet-Ski World, Bugsy Bowling, Turner Contemporary, the art gallery and museum, Quex park, Dreamland the Theme park/funfair, Adventure golf, Revolution (Skatepark & Climbing centre) cinemas and also many restaurants, cafes & pubs. You will also be a 10 minute drive away from the popular shopping centre Westwood Cross. Our desire is for our guests to have a memorable stay with no worries. It is fully furnished with 2 double bedrooms with king size beds and their own smart TV, a bedroom with a single bed with additional pull out bed & also both the lounge and sun lounge have a comfy and luxurious sofa bed to be able to fill your needs to sleep 10 people. It is fully equipped with a large 55 inch SMART TV with virgin TV and Disney +and super fast internet, new comfy bedding, towels, soap, all utensils, glasses, wine glasses and so much more. ●ALL PROFITS GO TOWARDS DEMENTIA CARE.

Margate is a historic seaside town, which is being reinvigorated into a centre for arts and culture, spurred on by the reopening of the local theme park, Dreamland, the first vintage amusement park in the UK, as well as the award-winning art gallery, Turner Contemporary, named after J. M. W. Turner, who stayed in Margate regularly throughout his life and who painted many a Margate sunset and said “…the skies over Thanet are the loveliest in all Europe”. The rejuvenated Old Town area is the home of many independent vintage & antique stores, including The Old Kent Market, which also houses a varied array of hipster eateries of all kinds. Even an old red double-decker bus can be found in the entrance that doubles as a café. If the indoor market does not have anything to fill your appetite there are plenty of cafés, quirky bars, and restaurants to chose from. The Times & Sunday Times recommended Indian fusion restaurant The Ambrette is directly opposite Turner Contemporary, with stunning sea views.