Cottage entièrement équipé avec jardin

Epworth 1 mile. A lovely annexe attached to the owners home, located close to the village of Epworth, with amenities close by and walks from the doorstep. Perfectly designed for families, this retreat makes a comfortable base to return to, matched with contemporary features and a wonderful open-plan studio set-up. The modern L-shaped kitchen provides you with all you need to prepare meals to enjoy in the dining area. The other side of the room boasts a lovely sofa and a set of arm chairs, ideal for relaxing after a long afternoon. Complete with underfloor heating, you will feel right at home during your leisure time. A shower room lies close by, whilst a utility area is on hand for those extras you may need. The family bedroom is a wonderful feature to the cottage, comprising of a double bed and bunk bed, ideal for a group of friends or a couple with children. Benefitting from shared lawned gardens to the front and rear of the property, you and your loved ones can spend plenty of time together enjoying the location, perhaps resting with a refreshing drink under the sun. Providing an assortment of green open spaces and nature reserves, the village and beyond is a haven for walkers and those simply wishing to experience wonderful shopping and nightlife too. Epworth is known for the birthplace of John Wesley the Methodist preacher, with the old rectory, his further home open for viewing. There are two golf courses Hirsts priory and Gate inn and two fishing lakes one the biggest in Yorkshire Lindhome lakes all within 4 miles of Epworth. Gainsborough lies further afield, boasting rural surroundings in the north of the county, with some notable 17th-century red-brick architecture and one of the finest medieval manor houses in the country. Why not explore Doncaster wildlife park, just 8 miles away. A pleasant little cottage in a relaxing part of Lincolnshire.Positioned on the A161, about halfway between Goole and Gainsborough lies Epsworth. Nearby, Doncaster is a historical market town, at the southern edge of Yorkshire, appreciated for its wealth of Georgian and Regency architecture on the Great North Road. Gainsborough is located in mainly rural surroundings in the north of the county, displaying some fine 17th-century red-brick architecture.