Private Bungalow with enclosed garden and wifi close to shops and beach sleeps 6

GIBBOS PLACE is a lovely two-bedroom bungalow, that sleeps six, pets welcome, private garden, off street parking, kitchen includes a dishwasher, washing machine, fridge freezer and microwave. The living room has a double bed settee and 2-seater chair with dining table and a 50" flat screen smart TV. There is also gas central heating in all the rooms. There is a king-sized bed in the main bedroom with large double wardrobe with dressing table and mirror, doors to the rear garden. There are 2 single beds in the second bedroom, with a large double wardrobe and draws with mirror also another door into the rear garden. Bathroom has bath with electric shower over. We ask that you DO NOT CHARGE YOU ELECTRIC CAR unless priory arrangements have been made and a charge will be made directly to you. The garden is completely fenced in with a front gate. Its five mins walk from the shops and 10/15 mins walk from beach. You will need to bring your own towels, tea towels, duvet covers (1 king size, 1 double and 2 single) and pillow cases and sheets. Please feel free to contact me if you require any further information. PLEASE NOTE check in time is 16.00. We can only accept bookings from Saturday to Saturday.


Guide To Lincolnshire

Bordered by the North Sea to the east, Lincolnshire is mostly sought after for its beach tourism pastimes based on several coastal resorts, such as Skegness, Mablethorpe and Cleethorpes. This historic county of East Midlands spans on seemingly endless landlocked countryside expanses, with rural escapes resting amid its undulating uplands.
Lincolnshire also boasts an array of nature beauties, including the Gibraltar Point, the salt marshes of Donna Nook, the Whisby Moor and the Lincolnshire Wolds Area of Outstanding Beauty, but travellers can also consider a visit to the Tattershall Castle, Normanby Hall near the village of Burton-upon-Stather or to the Burghley House near Stamford in order to get a taste of the county’s heritage, without overlooking the Branston Hall or the vestiges of the Bolingbroke Castle