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Kent's most festive street? Dazzling Christmas lights in Mount Pleasant Close in Lyminge

It's certainly beginning to look a lot like Christmas down one Kent street.

When it comes to celebrating the festive season, the residents of Mount Pleasant Close in Lyminge clearly don't do things by halves.

Some of the spectacular lights in Mount Pleasant Close in Lyminge (Picture: Bobbie-Louise Willis)
Some of the spectacular lights in Mount Pleasant Close in Lyminge (Picture: Bobbie-Louise Willis)
A youngster takes in the dazzling show (Picture: Bobbie-Louise Willis)
A youngster takes in the dazzling show (Picture: Bobbie-Louise Willis)

Because every house is adorned with spectacular Christmas lights.

Bobbie-Louise Willis, from Dover, drove to the village near Folkestone especially this evening to see the stunning illuminations.

She had heard about them from a friend - and says there were a few others who had travelled from afar to witness the spectacle.

Two more of the stunning houses (Picture: Bobbie-Louise Willis)
Two more of the stunning houses (Picture: Bobbie-Louise Willis)
People are travelling from afar to see the lights (Picture: Bobbie-Louise Willis)
People are travelling from afar to see the lights (Picture: Bobbie-Louise Willis)

Ms Willis says about 12 houses had made the extra special effort.

Asked if this could be Kent's most festive street, she said: "Yes, 100% tops anything I've seen over the years."

Judging by the dazzling display, there can't be many Scrooges in Mount Pleasant Close.

Is this Kent's most festive street? (Picture: Bobbie-Louise Willis)
Is this Kent's most festive street? (Picture: Bobbie-Louise Willis)
These residents really must think it's the most wonderful time of the year (Picture: Bobbie-Louise Willis)
These residents really must think it's the most wonderful time of the year (Picture: Bobbie-Louise Willis)

We think it's safe to say that come December 25, Santa won't miss this street.

This year, donations made by visitors will go to Folkestone schoolgirl Maya Nash who has been receiving cancer treatment in America.

Part of the money raised will also be donated to The British Heart Foundation, Cancer Research, MS Society and Hythe & Lyminge Age UK.

Check out these two houses in Tunbridge Wells which are equally as festive.

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