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Mays Way Flat is a first floor apartment in a stunning position overlooking Burnham Overy Staithe creek. It can be booked as a separate unit to sleep 2 (plus 2 on a sofa bed) or with Fishers Lodge via an interconnecting door to sleep 6 plus 2. The property is quiet and private and has a pretty fenced shared garden with plenty of off road parking. As this property is on the coastal parth it is a perfect retreat for sailors, walkers and birdwatchers. Catch the ferry out to Scolt Head Island a bird and seal sanctuary, a very special place to visit right on your door step.
Accommodation
Kitchen: Pretty open plan kitchen. Very spacious. Fully equipped with fridge, electric cooker, dishwasher, microwave, washing machine and tumble dryer is available in the garage.
Sitting Room: Comfortable room with two sofas, remote controlled electric fire, coffee table. The star of the show is the fully extending dormer window which opens right up allowing lovely views of the creek and marshes beyond. Dining table with four chairs. TV with Freeview.
Bedroom 1: Double bedroom.
Bathroom: With bath and shower over. WC and basin.
Bed linen
BBQ
Cot available on request
No highchair
Garden furniture
Electric heating
Outside: A fully enclosed grassy garden with garden furniture and a BBQ. This is shared with Fishers Lodge. Plenty of off road parking.
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Local Area
Burnham Overy Staithe is home to Overy Staithe Sailing Club. There is a comprehensive chandlery on the quayside. The creek is spectacular in all weathers and the walk along the sea bank to the beach is very special. Overy beach is deserted and wildlife is abundant. Miles of sand backed by high sand dunes make it a desolate but incredible place. In season terns nest here on the beach and are protected by the Norfolk Wildlife Trust. The Hero pub and restaurant is a couple of minutes walk from the quayside and provides hearty and wholesome food. The Norfolk Coast path runs through Overy Staithe. The black windmill is a true North Norfolk landmark and dominates the skyline for miles. This is owned by the National Trust.