Guess the Place

[Johnnie Walker]

I'll have to stand back on this one as I know it.

[Beachbum]

Thanks JW

Next one.......

[Johnnie Walker]

Well done Beachbum and thanks for your comment JohnFilmer.  At last one on mine that didn't get guessed too quickly.

The pub is called  Quart in a Pint Pot, Charlotte Square, Margate

51.38447069323788, 1.3841654587951737

http://www.dover-kent.com/Pubs/Quart-in-a-Pint-Pot-Margate.html

Over to you Beachbum 

[johnfilmer]

Well done JW, I spent ages looking around Thanet, it’s RC churches and pubs…

Excellent GTP

[Beachbum]

What a bizzare building Johnnie Walker.
I had gone all along the North Coast looking at every Catholic Church.

Well done, it was straining my brain cell

[Johnnie Walker]

To sum up the clues.

A folly
Can be easily seen on GSV
Seaside town
Eastern end of north kent coast
The building has five words in it's name
The building has been renovated recently
Very close to a Catholic Church
Overlooks a graveyard and a large CofE church with a steeple

[Johnnie Walker]

North coast but at the Eastern end ...

[Johnnie Walker]

As I understand it an idiom is a saying that shouldn't be taken literally. The name of this building is a saying of five words.

[Beachbum]

The name of the building is an idiom.

What does this mean ?

[Johnnie Walker]

It's a good job you see this folly as you enter this building and not as you stagger out .......

[Johnnie Walker]

The building is not what you would expect to see a folly on top of.  It's also out of keeping with the surrounding area.

[Johnnie Walker]

East or North Coast?

North Coast

[Beachbum]

East or North Coast?

[Johnnie Walker]

If you stood on top of this folly and faced South, you would be looking at a graveyard and large church.  You would definitely see the sea from the steeple of this church.
Having looked again on GSV 3D there is a chance you might get a glimpse from the top of the folly.  I previously said it was unlikely.

[Johnnie Walker]

The name of the building is an idiom.