White Cliffs, St Margaret's Bay

White Cliffs is a picturesque complex of beach cottages located at St Margaret's Bay in Kent, England, famously known as the home of playwright Noël Coward from 1946 to 1951. The cottages, originally built in the 1930s, feature an Art Deco architectural style and are set against the stunning backdrop of the iconic white cliffs. Coward entertained many notable guests here, including film stars and authors. After Coward, the property was leased to Ian Fleming, who used the location as inspiration for his James Bond novel 'Moonraker'. Today, the cottages remain privately owned and continue to attract interest for their historical significance and scenic views.