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Perched on the edge of the chalk cliffs where the Pegwell Bay nature reserve begins, Cliffsend offers a quieter, more open landscape than its busy neighbour, Ramsgate. Geographically, it is defined by its wide coastal views and the unique Viking Ship ‘Hugin’ which sits on the clifftop, commemorating the 1,500th anniversary of the landing of Hengist and Horsa nearby. The village is largely residential, centered around a mix of quiet lanes and newer developments, but its greatest practical asset is the recently opened Thanet Parkway railway station, which has significantly improved connection times to Canterbury and London. Residents benefit from being within walking distance of the salt marshes and mudflats of the bay - a haven for birdwatchers - while remaining just a short drive or cycle from the practical amenities of the Westwood Cross shopping hub and the Royal Harbour. It is a place shaped by its proximity to the sea and the ancient routes that once brought settlers to these shores.