Cottage with garden & jacuzzi

The Farmhouse enjoys a superb situation on the outskirts of the historic village of St Osyth in Essex and near the bustling seaside town of Clacton-on-Sea. Ideal for a large family or get-together of family and friends, the property welcomes visitors with open arms and is surrounded by lush, green fields, helping to create a real feeling of tranquillity. Park up on the gravel driveway, step out of your car and you're immediately captivated by the space on offer here, with a wraparound patio area which has patio furniture and a four seater hot tub, all designed to help guests make the most of the rural surroundings. Imagine chilling out on the patio drinking and dining alfresco with views across the field. The welcome continues as you enter the property with an entrance hall inviting guests into a light and airy ground-floor space. Here, you will find a large living/dining room which comes complete with a comfy seating area, a Smart TV and a feature fireplace, which all add up to evoke a relaxing ambience and is somewhere you can imagine spending lots of time chilling out together. The small but perfectly formed kitchen has everything needed to be able to produce great food for guests and the dining area in the living/dining room is suitably elegant and is the perfect spot for long, leisurely dinner parties. Whatever combination of guests there are in your party, there is sure to be a bedroom to suit, with three double bedrooms and a bunk bedroom as well as two bathrooms (a bathroom and a shower room) to complete the accommodation. For a day out, head to Clacton-On-Sea and visit Clacton Pier which has an abundance of rides and family fun activities. Visit St Osyth's Beach to enjoy a dog-friendly day out then head to St Osyth village for a bite to eat in one of the traditional pubs. The Farmhouse offers guests immaculate accommodation inside and out, in a captivating setting. St. Osyth is a quaint village resting between Clacton-on-Sea and Colchester, in Essex. The village is known for historic landmarks, including St. Osyth's Priory, along with its coastline, standing as the largest concentrated area for tourism in the county. Attractions include St. Osyth Museum, displaying the village's tales and architecture, whilst it's also home to Mill Dam Lake, which hosts an array of water sports and kayaking trails. Dining options include Dukes Bistro and The Hoy, whilst you can stock up on essentials at the nearby Premier store. Within easy reach of the village is the seaside town Clacton-on-Sea, where you can enjoy further attractions including Clacton pier, and SeaQuarium, located directly on the shoreline.