7 Spring Close is a detached cottage nestled in the seaside town of Southport, on the coastline where the Irish Sea meets North West England. Offering a traditional interior, this homely abode has been lovingly restored to provide a delightful base for families or groups of friends. Set over two floors, this house offers three bedrooms, including a king-size. a double and a twin, each presented with fresh white bed linen and served by a gleaming bathroom with bath and walk-in shower. After a day on the beach, look forward to unwinding in the sitting room, offering ample comfortable seating and Smart TV, so you can catch up on your favourite shows. Behind rests a dining table whereby home-cooked meals can be enjoyed, prepared in the amply equipped kitchen, hosting all you could need for a short break - even including a washing machine so you won’t have to pack your whole wardrobe! Take the evening outside to the enclosed garden; perhaps the sound of alfresco dining is on the cards, or simply kicking back on the loungers and catching the last of the sunshine? Southport is a bustling seaside resort, filled with plenty to see and do; hop on your bike and adventure the Cheshire lines cycle route, pack up a bucket and spade and head for the nearby beach, where there is a long expanse of sand and the dunes, backing onto the Marshside RSPB nature reserve which is home to a wealth of interesting species, or follow along the Queens Jubilee Nature Trail where the oldest of the dunes are now covered in willow and shrub and are home to different orchids and wildlife. Southport is also nearby a range of golf courses and is home to some historic attractions, including Southport Pier which is the oldest iron pier in the country, along with Southport Pleasureland and Silcock's Funland where you can ride a range of mini rollercoasters and enjoy funfair attractions. Take in some culture at The Atkinson, a multi-art form venue offering an exciting and varies destination for families, or catch a live show at the Southport Little Theatre, showcasing live productions throughout the year, or for a more energetic day out, take a trial lesson at the gliding centre. The thriving city of Liverpool is nearby, where you can marvel at the Anthony Gormleys statues at Crosby beach, go crazy at the ample shops in the Liverpool One shopping centre, get in touch with your musical side at The Beatles Museum, and enjoy the historical beauty of Albert Dock with it's museums and maritime centre. Southport has a train station which offers easy access to the Lake District National Park with the Forest of Bowland which makes for a great day out walking, and also North Wales and

Anglesey which is well worth the visit. For a seaside getaway to remember, look no further than 7 Spring Close!

Southport is home to a expansive coastline, attractions such as the Pier and Pleasureland, theatres, bars, eateries and a number of world-class golf courses. The village of Birkdale is nearby and has a good selection of independent shops tea rooms wine bars and restaurants. You can also get the train directly into Liverpool City centre, towards the Lake District, or into North Wales.

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