York Cottage (Brancaster)

Sleeps 11, 6 bedrooms, Price Range 1100-2000, Pets by arrangement,

Phone: 01485 525384

Please mention the Glaven Valley when calling

A large detached house situated in the charming village of Brancaster and just a short walk from beach and the coastal path. It has a large enclosed garden, and offers very comfortable and well equipped accommodation making it ideal for families.

Jennifer Martin Smith

Phone: 01485 525384
Mobile: 07770 262546

Address:

York Cottage

London Street

Brancaster

PE31 8AS

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York Cottage Norfolk Holiday Cottages and Self-Catering Brancaster

York Cottage is a superb, comfortable family home with plenty of space and a large secure walled garden in a quiet location a short walk from the beach, the coastal path and the golf course. Brancaster village shop and the Ship pub are in easy reach. Nearby, the harbour at Brancaster Staithe has excellent facilities for sailing and watersports. The RSPB Titchwell reserve is 5 minutes away in the car. Shopping at Burnham Deepdale and Burnham Market. Sandringham, Holkham and Houghton Hall are nearby as are other numerous attractions for children and adults

GROUND FLOOR:
Spacious hallway
Large kitchen with built in cupboards and modern fitted units, breakfast table seating 5-6, dishwasher, electric oven, hob and grill, fridge freezer and microwave
Utility room with washing machine, dryer and chest freezer
Sunny sitting room with plenty of seating and French doors to the garden and an open fire, TV with DVD
Dining room with 2 tables with seating for 11, a warming plate and hot cabinet
TV-Kids room with seating for 4-6 with TV and video
Cloakroom leading to a Shower room with W.C.

UPSTAIRS:
1 single room
4 twin rooms one with basin 1 twin room is accessed through from the other twin room
1 double room overlooking the garden, with super king sized bed and a wash basin
2 bathrooms one with a shower over the bath and w.c. and basin. The other with a large roll top bath
Separate W.C.

OUTSIDE:
Large totally enclosed garden with lawns, flower borders and fruit trees
A paved terrace with garden furniture and a BBQ
A wide gate opens onto the road where you may park one car off road
There is space for 3 cars on the road outside the cottage

Dogs are welcome and must be kept downstairs

Bedinen is provided but guests are asked to bring their own towels

CHANGEOVER: Friday – Friday
Arrival after 1500 vacating by 1000 to allow for cleaning

Short breaks in low season

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Brancaster, the village to which families return year after year, very often because their parents and grandparents did so, is where Wildlife, not Nightlife is key, and where the Old England sort of seaside resort still exists. The miles of sandy beach stretching as far as the eye can see, bordered by sand dunes and mere yards from the car park is as good as it gets. Crowded? Only ever on sunny August weekends and Bank Holidays (see photo) Turn left and a 10 minute walk brings you to where the seals, just inland, bask on the marsh and where children can dangle bits of bacon to catch crabs in the creeks. The idle needn't walk anywhere beyond where they choose to dump their picnics and pitch camp. Turn right and walk away from where many people bunch and you will have swathes of deserted sand for your cricket or sandcastles. The very tidal sea leaves lagoons where children can safely splash, and at low tide the ship wreck is visible with its barnacle covered bilges and superstructure used for wartime target practise. But don't dally. The tide turns quickly and loiterers can find themselves wading back through the inrushing sea.
If you stay in the village you can expect to be woken by the chatter of skeins of geese flying overhead to their inland pastures, returning to the marshes again at dusk.
There are pubs, excellent restaurants in many of the local villages including a popular pizza place, and of course the Royal West Norfolk Golf Club, recently elevated to the ...