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Lincolnshire Self Catering cottage, The Annexe, Burgh-le-Marsh, sleeps 2

The Annexe
Burgh-le-Marsh
Lincolnshire
England

The Annexe, Burgh-le-Marsh, Lincolnshire
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Sleeps a maximum of: 2

Pricing From: £201.00

This end-terrace cottage is in the village of Burgh le Marsh near to Skegness and can sleep two people in one bedroom.

The Annexe is a lovely end-terrace ground floor cottage situated in the village of Burgh le Marsh just four miles from Skegness in Lincolnshire. The cottage can sleep two people in one double bedroom with an en-suite shower. Also in the cottage is an open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area.

Outside is off road parking for one car and a patio with furniture. The Annexe is a delightful cottage and ideal for exploring this lovely part of the country with the coast close by.


RECENT CUSTOMER REVIEWS

Weeks holiday
If you want peace and quiet this is not the place to stay. On a main road with the church just across the road. The clock chimes every 15 mins 24/7. Does not bode well if like me you are a light sleeper. Ear plugs didn't help one single bit. The church bell are rung rather a lot and Wednesday night for well over an hour and a half. Thursday afternoon about the same we were hoping to have a bit of a chill out before going home Friday morning. They ring Sunday mornings too so no chance of a lie in. This is ok if you are deaf . Bungalow rather small but everything to make use of. However I was disappointed with the over all cleanliness of the place after having seen on here it was spotless. Lots of cobwebs, dog hairs last person had left crockery etc greasy so I had to wash it before I could use it. There was blood on one cushion on the sofa, horrible black at the base of shower doors. Shower room small as is the bedroom . Bed linen and towels were nice and comfy bed. Laundry room lots of cobwebs and spiders. Most neighbours are fine but no9 had a right slanging match with foul language. Nice touch was milk in the fridge and chocolate biscuits, there is also tea,coffee, sugar and a cruet. Books,games and DVDs . Lovely village with plenty of shops and places to eat the bell is by far the best place to eat with two meals for £12 Tuesday to Friday between 5pm and 6pm.
Marilyn P
2018-07-19


Exhausted
The Annexe was left clean for our arrival. It is quite small. It is situated on an extremely busy main road through Burgh Le Marsh with constant passing traffic all day, eases off after midnight, starts up again early morning. The living room windows are right on top of the busy main road, summer evenings, windows open, can?t hear the TV for the traffic. The bedroom window is close to the busy main road and less than a hundred yards on the other side of the busy main road there is a clock tower that chimes 24/7 on the quarter hours with full works on the hour. The 12 chimes of midnight are hauntingly loud and if you do manage to sleep then you'll not sleep in because the 5am chimes are sure to wake you if the 4am chimes already haven?t. So if you are after peace and quiet, considering the traffic noise and church bells then The Annexe wouldn?t be for you. The Annexe is pet friendly in that pets are allowed but it is very small inside so could be a bit crowded if you have a big dog. Outside would be extremely hair raising if your dog is off it's lead because of the busy main road, there is no fenced off area, dogs would be straight out of the door onto the courtyard. The Annexe I believe was a former public house, which brings me onto the courtyard. The Annexe steps straight out onto the courtyard that I guess would have once been the pub car park. This courtyard is shared by six, maybe seven other properties, residents, they live their all the time and each house has it's own allocated car parking space outside it's front door. So, potentially given a The Annexe has it's own allocated car parking space outside the front door and the other residents have theirs, along with their visitors there could be 7 or more cars in the courtyard and this is your patio ! So, if you like the kind of holiday where you want to sit outside the cottage and ?chill? as they say, The Annexe probably isn?t for you, it is quite busy in the courtyard with the comings and goings of residents, their visitors and not to mention the nearby busy main road and church bells. The owner has put a communal bench on the other side of the courtyard, set away from The Annexe, but again, you would be sitting with all the cars and between two of the residential properties, not ideal. The third alternative is to move the chairs to the front of side of the cottage but this would put you right by the busy main road, on top of not only the traffic but passers by too, gets quite at going to school and picking up from school times, we'll there are pedestrians up and down all day because it's a built up area, school not far away. It might well be that the residents in the courtyard experiencing ?relationship? difficulties during our stay might have moved on, if not, you are in for a noisy time from their unacceptable noisy anti social behaviours, foul language and intimidation if you ask them to quieten down. All in All this was the worst experience we have ever had, we left feeling exhausted through lack of sleep (the traffic and bells) and on edge because of the anti social behaviours of one household in the shared courtyard. Oh if you like police cars, we had those too ! ! Yes, on our last night they were in the courtyard, 2am engine running, knocking on the door of the house having ?relationship difficulties? and waving their torches around, police car's engine left running, headlights full on, walkies talkies talking.
Clare H
2018-07-19


Spotlessly clean, tastefully decorated cottage in a great location.
Was very impressed by this cottage on my recent holiday. It was tastefully decorated and furnished and felt very comfortable and relaxing right from the start. The kitchen was well equipped and there are plenty of pubs and takeaways in Burgh le Marsh for any time you do not want to cook The local food shops are very good too especially the Co-op. The utility room is only a few yards away from the Annexe and is also spotlessly clean and well equipped. The double bedroom was very pretty and had a very comfortable bed. Burgh le Marsh is a beautiful town, ideally situated for exploring the area by car and is about 4 or 5 miles from Skegness. The cottage is situated opposite the church and if therefore easy to find for anyone without satnav. Had such a relaxing holiday, have booked to go back. The owner is very pleasant and helpful if you need to contact him for any reason.
ANGELA A
2018-05-13


Absolutely perfect and pet friendly
Burg le Marsh is a lovely village with plenty to see and do. Good pub food and other eating places. Easy access to the coast and either nearby attractions
Paradise713479
2018-03-31


Amenities:

Highlights

Parking Space Parking Space
Linen Provided Linen provided
Towels Provided Towels provided
cookewr Cooker
Refrigerator Fridge
Washing Machine Washing Machine
Televsion Television
WiFi WiFi

Bedrooms
1

Double Beds
1

Bathrooms
1

Details
Gas central heating
Electric oven and double hob, microwave, fridge/freezer
There is a separate utility room for your exclusive use close to the property that includes an additional sink, washing machine and tumble dryer
TV with Freeview, WiFi
Fuel and power inc in rent
Bed linen and towels inc in rent
Off road parking for 1 car
Garden furniture
One well-behaved dog welcome
Sorry, no smoking
Shop and pub 1 min walk
Note: You can hear the sounds of the church bells from the property
Note: Property is on a main road

Changeover Day
Fri
Approximate Location

Map is approximate and should only be used to get a rough idea of the cottage location.

Get an Ordnance Survey map covering the Burgh-le-Marsh area.

Nearest Attractions

Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest

Gunby, St Peter's Church - 2.2 miles (Historic Church) Heritage Rating

Gunby Hall - 2.3 miles (Historic House) Heritage Rating

Monksthorpe Chapel - 3.4 miles (Historic Church) Heritage Rating

Great Steeping, All Saints Church - 4 miles (Historic Church) Heritage Rating

Spilsby, St James' Church - 6.2 miles (Historic Church) Heritage Rating

Alford, St Wilfrid's Church - 7.4 miles (Historic Church) Heritage Rating

Alford Manor House Museum - 7.4 miles (Museum) Heritage Rating

Bolingbroke Castle - 9.4 miles (Castle) Heritage Rating

Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre - 10.2 miles (Museum) Heritage Rating

Revesby, St Lawrence Church - 12.7 miles (Historic Church) Heritage Rating

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Details of facilities are believed correct at time of publication, but may be subject to change by the cottage proprietor. Up-to-the-minute facility listings will be always presented during the booking process for your approval.



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