Ferienunterkünfte in North Cotes

Peaceful Woodland Lodge | Reconnect with Nature

Set in 4 acres of woodland on a working farm that borders a quiet stretch of the Lincolnshire coast, our cosy lodge is a place to relax, connect with nature and leave your troubles behind. Ideally located for exploring sandy beaches and wildlife reserves including the Donna Nook seal colony. Convenient for visiting Lincolnshire's unspoilt market towns such as Louth and uncovering this county's rich history and unhurried way of life. We encourage campfires, stargazing and leaving with a smile!

Ivy cottage, at The Elms. Marshchapel, Lincs

Ivy Cottage is a one bed detached cottage set in the grounds of the owners main property. Located in the historic village of Marshchapel in N. E. Lincolnshire, it is a 10 minute drive to the seaside town of Cleethorpes and the Lincolnshire wolds and the market town of Louth. The bungalow is newly decorated with new bathroom, kitchen, furniture and carpets. It features a private patio with seating and secure private gated car parking. WiFi, TV, complementary tea, coffee, wine, beer and snacks.

St Margaret’s - 12th Century church conversion

Get a real taste for England’s history by staying in this converted Norman Church! This Grade II* listed building provides an excellent base for exploring Louth, the Lincolnshire Wolds and some classic British beaches. With it’s peaceful setting in a tiny village on the edge of Louth, the church also provides the perfect place to relax and unwind. We converted the church in 2014 and lived in it for 4 years until the arrival of our son, we love it and really hope you have a wonderful stay!

Welcoming Cottage in Lincolnshire Village !

The Old Telephone Exchange, is a spacious cottage offering a fullly equipped stay, within the charming village of North Thoresby. Located in the centre of the village, within a short stroll of the local shop, and pub yet remaining private, with an enclosed garden and patio, Just a short drive to the seaside town of Cleethorpes, and within easy reach of deserted beaches, unless its seal season! or a visit to Louth, a traditional market town, near the popular race circuit 'Cadwell Park'

Cleethorpes Seaside Shabby Shack Holiday Chalet

Nestled away in the heart of the special Humberston Fitties site at Cleethorpes – this lovely 3 bedroom self-catering chalet that sleeps 4 offers you the perfect family seaside holiday to get away from it all. The chalet is situated in a lovely quiet location and easily accessible. It is only a two minute walk to the beach, where you can enjoy the open views of the sea, sand and air. Spend hours walking the beach, playing in the dunes, bird watching, kite surfing and much much more ...

On the dunes @ Humberston Fitties

A delightful and quirky beachside chalet, on the dunes is situated in a conservation area on the unique Humberston Fitties Chalet Park. Located right on the sand dunes with direct access to long golden sands, it is the perfect place for families to enjoy a traditional seaside holiday or a bolthole for those in search of a cosy coastal retreat. Cleethorpes is an easy cycle ride or 5 minute drive away offering plenty of amenities and long promenades with ornamental gardens and a pier.

‘Little Barn’ at Spring Farm

Great Carlton is approximately a 15 min drive to the market town of Louth and within 20 mins of the coast. The area is rural with plenty of walks and cycle routes to enjoy. There is a local Co-op shop 2 miles away which is open until 10 pm. There is a village hall and a country church within Great Carlton but generally it is nice and quiet. The accommodation is set within a lovely cutting flower garden and above my flower workshop and I am very happy for you to enjoy the garden.

Luxury flat in the centre of Louth with parking

Rooftops in situated in the centre of Louth. It has been renovated and offers luxury accommodation for 2. Downstairs there is a large bedroom with king sized bed, and a shower room. Up the elegant staircase to the living/dining room and small, but fully equipped galley kitchen. Fibre wifi, smart TV and Blue ray give plenty of entertainment options. The view across house roofs to the iconic St James Church as you eat your meals, is great by day and stunning at night.

The Old Bakery

Built around 1847 the Old Bakery has been many things. A butchers, a shop, a Blacksmiths. it has a charming and chequered history which is reflected in its character. Village location. 1 pub that does great food. 2x General stores. Larger shops within 15 mins. Lots of walking in the local area across the Wolds (AOAB). Beach (year round dog friendly) a short drive away. Louth nearby (foodie heaven) with a regular market and independent retailers.