Teal Cottage - Burnham Overy Staithe, Norfolk

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Teal Cottage is a traditional flint and brick cottage with a secluded garden.

Accommodation comprises:

Ground Floor -

- Entrance hall with adjoining Utility Area with washing machine, sink, and drying space, tiled floor with central drain.

- Bathroom and WC, with a shower over the bath

Separate second WC

- Fitted Kitchen with electric cooker 2 ovens, grill, refrigerator, microwave and dishwasher, all cutlery, crockery, etc.

- Dining room with open fire and door to the garden

- Sitting room with open fire, television, Freeview box, and DVD player.

There is also a telephone that accepts incoming calls only.

First Floor

Three bedrooms – sleeping a total of 6:

- Bedroom 1 with double bed

- Bedroom 2 with twin beds

- Bedroom 3 with bunk beds

- child’s cot also available

Please note: access to the 1st floor is by a winding staircase. There are handrails, but it could be difficult for the elderly or disabled.

Night storage heaters throughout downstairs, and in hall upstairs.

Pets:

Pets are allowed, but only on the Ground Floor at £14 per pet per week.

Teal Cottage has a secluded and enclosed garden with large grassed area, flower beds, apple trees, table and bench.

Car parking is outside the cottage on Gong Lane with an external parking light

It is 250 yards from the creek, in a quiet unspoilt village, close to the RSPB and Scolt Head Nature Reserves and within an excellent bird watching area.

There are sandy beaches on Scolt head, which are accessible on foot at low tide and have a ferry service during high tide in the summer months. It is also possible to walk to the beach at Gun Hill and then along to Holkham beach which is 3 miles away.

There is good dinghy sailing with adjacent boat parking and launching facilities.

The cottage is adjacent to playing fields which has a children’s play area, tennis courts - the house next door takes the bookings, skateboard and basketball facilities.

Eating Out:

There are excellent restaurants in Burnham Market, Wells, and Brancaster, and the food at the local pub in the village is also very good.