Cottage in Lincolnshire

Holiday Rental Description

The beautiful beaches located at Anderby Creek and Chapel St Leonards providing a laid back experience compared to the traditional seaside towns of Skegness and Mablethorpe with attractions including Natureland Seal Sanctuary and Fantasy Island. The Lincolnshire Wolds offer beautiful rolling hills combined with interesting market towns of Horncastle and Louth that offer independent shops, antique centres, boutiques, tea rooms and weekly markets. Cyclists will take heart in the complex network of quiet country lanes and walkers can enjoy the long, coastal sands. Or why not just relax in the garden and see what wildlife you can spot in the surrounding countryside? Stepping into the cottage leads you into the practical utility area with washing machine, kick of your boots and coats and pop on your slippers. Following through to the country kitchen with a beautiful Range Master electric oven and hob, dishwasher and fridge with ice compartment. The farmhouse kitchen table is a great spot for lazy breakfasts and planning the activities ahead. Heading into the lounge, sink into the beautiful sofas and relax after a hard days exploring in front of the TV/DVD admiring the stunning open fireplace housing a gas flame effect fire which adds character to the room. The downstairs double bedroom boasts a beautiful bed and matching furniture with patio doors leading outside. Next door is the downstairs bathroom with bath, shower and WC. Upstairs leads to a twin bedroom (which can be made into a double on request) with gorgeous vaulted ceilings. Outside, there is lots of private space to enjoy around the cottage with various seating areas. There is an enclosed patio directly leading from the main door and a large grassed area. There is additional seating to the rear of the cottage overlooking the fields and ample off road parking. 1 small or medium dog welcome. The owner has fishing lakes on the site, which can be used at a discounted rate, with prior arrangement with the owner direct.