Hurricane

Friskney, Near Skegness, Lincolnshire

Located in Friskney, near Skegness in Lincolnshire, this unique holiday accommodation offers a blend of historical significance and modern comforts. Originally an RAF bunker, the property provides a fascinating glimpse into the past while catering to up to six guests. The ground floor features an open-plan living space that includes a living area equipped with a 42-inch Freeview TV and a double sofa bed, a dining area, and a kitchen with essential appliances such as an electric oven, hob, microwave, and fridge/freezer. The sleeping arrangements consist of two double bedrooms, one of which has a 32-inch Freeview TV, and a bathroom with a shower over the bath, ensuring a comfortable stay.

Guests can enjoy the outdoors with a private patio featuring garden furniture and a hot tub, alongside convenient amenities like a bike store and private parking for two cars. Additional features include electric central heating, Wi-Fi, bed linen, and towels, with options for a travel cot and highchair available upon request. Shared facilities on-site include a laundry room with washing machines and tumble dryers, a games room with a pool table, table tennis, and darts, as well as a garden with barbecue facilities, all set within half an acre of grounds. It is important to note that smoking is prohibited, and there is an unfenced dyke located 25 yards from the properties.

The properties are set against the picturesque backdrop of the Lincolnshire countryside, providing stunning views of the marshlands leading to The Wash and the North Norfolk Coastline. Among the accommodations are The Tower, which features double bedrooms spread across three floors with a living room on the fourth level offering panoramic views, and three single-storey options—Hurricane, Lancaster, and Spitfire—ideal for families or groups of friends. An added attraction for guests is the quirky Westland Lynx helicopter located on-site, which can be booked for an additional fee, providing an unusual sleeping experience.

Historically, the bombing range that The Tower was built to observe has its roots dating back to the 1890s, transitioning into a bombing range in 1938, where notable WWII practices occurred. Wildlife enthusiasts will appreciate the rich biodiversity in the surrounding marshes, perfect for dog-friendly walks, and the proximity to Gibraltar Point Nature Reserve. Local amenities include a village shop, a pub known for good food, and attractions such as the Lincolnshire Wildlife Park, home to ten tigers. The seaside resort of Skegness is just eight miles away, while Boston, famous for its St Botolph’s Church, is 14 miles distant. The properties can also be booked together to accommodate large groups of up to 22 guests, making it an ideal destination for family gatherings or group retreats.

• Baby Friendly
• Internet
• Pub Nearby