Cosy Cottage In St Osyth, Essex.

Wayside cottage is an end of terrace property which is 150 years old, located in the historic village of St Osyth. It is situated in between the village centre, where you will find all the necessary amenities, and Mill Dam Lake, where you will find water sport activities, scenic walks and bike rides. The cottage has been completely renovated to retain all the original quirky features of wonky ceilings, old exposed beams and original gate doors. The rooms are cosy and inviting. The space A beautiful cottage with exposed beams, a modern cottage kitchen and a rainfall shower, original 150-year-old gate doors and wonky ceilings. The open fire in the lounge makes the house a cosy place in wintertime. The cottage sleeps four/five, having a double in the master bedroom, a day bed that can extend to a double in bedroom two and a single bed in the third bedroom all on the first floor. We can supply an additional dining room chair or high chair if required. We will provide continental breakfast supplies, sufficient for your first morning, consisting of tea, coffee, milk, small selection of individual cereals, orange juice, bread, butter and jam. There is a charcoal BBQ in the outside storage for your use. On arrival you will find a chilled bottle of wine in the fridge to welcome you to Wayside Cottage. There is a secluded and sheltered very pretty garden to the rear of the cottage with seating and outside lighting. This is a tranquil spot to enjoy the summer weather and have a BBQ. All of the windows in the cottage are double glazed but there is an element of road noise that is out of our control at certain times of day. The village of St Osyth has a narrow street, with shops, pubs and a café. There are 61 listed and impressive buildings in the area as well as St Osyth Priory, which is Grade 1 listed and contains an Ancient Monument. The St Osyth holiday cottage is situated within the Conservation area. Please be advised that there is a temporary entrance to a new construction development on Mill Street which is in the vicinity of the cottage and being monitored by the Parish Council. The site is not normally in operation at weekends or bank holidays. Howlands Marsh and Colne Point are both part of the Essex Wildlife Trust found within the St Osyth Parish. The beautiful sandy beach, in nearby Frinton-on-sea with its beach huts on stilts can be reached easily by car or bus. Or take the foot ferry trip for a walk or a bike ride around Mersea Island or Brightlingsea with its colourful beach huts can be enjoyed, meeting the foot ferry from Point Clear. Wayside Cottage holiday let is dog friendly and the holiday cottage is close to some lovely walks direct from the front door. There is a walk along the back waters of St Osyth creak to the sandy beach of Point Clear for you and your dog to enjoy. With all local beaches, most pubs and some restaurants accepting dogs, St Osyth is a fantastic family and dog retreat. You can park directly in front of the cottage to off load your luggage but we feel as the road is narrow it will be safer to move the car either further along the road to where it widens or to the Curve carpark, which is 1 minute walk away. Parking is at the owners risk. If you have any questions please feel free to phone us and we will be only too pleased to answer any questions or take a look at our website for further information. Best regards Suzanne & John Guest access The entire cottage