2 Ruscon Cottage (Brancaster Staithe)

Sleeps 6 people in 1 double, 1 twin, 1 bunk bedroom., 3 bedrooms, Price Range £400 - £720, No pets,

Phone: 07801 340073

Please mention the Glaven Valley when calling

Tradtional brick and flint cottage with well equipped kitchen/diner and sitting room with wood burner in the stunning vilage of Brancaster Staithe.

Mrs Sue Spink

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This is a very comfortable three bedroom
cottage, approximately 300 years old and is built with traditional flint and brick.It is ideally located in the centre of the village, with salt marsh views from the gardens.

There is a very comfortable sitting room with a wood burning stove for the cooler evenings (although there is also full oil central heating installed), 2 sofas and 2 chairs, a colour TV with DVD and a hifi system.

The kitchen is very well equipped with plenty of cupboards and all the necessary equipement such as dishwsher and washing machine etc. The central farmhouse dining table sits 8 comfortably.

The main bedroom with a double bed has a built in wardrobe, dressing table and side tables. Bedroom 2 has twin beds, chest of drawers and clothes hanging hooks. Bedroom 3 has full size bunk beds, chest of drawers and hanging hooks.
The bathroom has a separate shower cubicle and basin. There is a separate toilet with hand basin.

All bed linen is included, but not towels.

Smoking is not permitted.

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A pretty village on the North Norfolk Coast, popular with sailors, walkers & bird watchers. Sailing school and chandlers. Good pubs & restaurants.
SAILING at BRANCASTER STAITHE - First get a tide chart. For two hours either side of high tide each day you and your children can sail safely in the large harbour between the Staithe and Scolt Head, or the more competent out to sea over the bar. There are popular sailing courses for anyone over the age of 8, wet suits and boats provided, and flotillas of squealing children soon learn to deliberately capsize and right their Picos. This is where the local fisherman haul in their mussels, crabs and lobsters and where the White Horse Restaurant serves them later to those lucky enough to get tables. During Sailing Week Regatta in August there is barely a space to moor or park a boat but always the great open sea to race them. The Staithe and Brancaster Village compliment each other - one for beach and t'other for boats. You'll find boatyards, ships chandlers, even an antique shop but if you want sophistication and fashion then you'll head for nearby Burnham Market.