Ring-O-Bells Cottage in Burgh le Marsh boasts all ground floor accommodation and can sleep two people in one double bedroom. The rest of the cottage consists of a bathroom, a well-equipped kitchen and a sitting room with dining area. Outside there is ample off road parking, bike storage and a front gravelled area with furniture. Ring-O-Bells Cottage is a great East Coast touring base and with all the village amenities a stone's throw away, it would suit a couple who like to leave their car behind and enjoy the local restaurants, pubs and tea rooms on offer.
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