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Sandpiper Cottage, Trusthorpe
A bright, single-level coastal hideaway just 200 yards from Trusthorpe’s year-round dog-friendly beach. Sandpiper Cottage is made for easy seaside living – think lazy mornings in the conservatory, toes-in-the-sand walks, and sunset drinks in the secure garden. Sleeps 4, welcomes 2 dogs, and oozes that calm, by-the-coast kind of charm.
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Short breaks offered outside peak (3-night weekends / 4-night midweek).
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About the property
Sandpiper is a sunny, detached bungalow tucked into a quiet cul-de-sac between Sutton-on-Sea and Mablethorpe — a brilliant base for sandy paws, seaside pottering and big-sky walks. Breakfast in the glassy conservatory, sunset tipples on the patio, then curl up in the comfy lounge with a 55″ Smart TV. The beach is a short stroll and it’s dog-friendly all year.
The space
Sleeps 4 across two generous bedrooms: a king-size with ensuite shower room plus a twin beside a sparkling, fully tiled family bathroom. Both with quality linens, great storage, hairdryers and handy bedside chargers and USB sockets.
Sociable kitchen-diner with everything for proper cooking: electric hob and new double oven, fridge-freezer, microwave, air fryer, filter coffee machine and cafetiere, dishwasher and washer/dryer. Door to the conservatory for lazy brunches overlooking the garden.
Cosy lounge with sofa and two leather recliners, feature fireplace and 55″ Samsung Smart TV (Now TV, Netflix, Sky Sports, Amazon & Freeview) plus ultra-fast free Wi-Fi. French windows lead to a private terrace with bistro set; sun-loungers and beach towels supplied.
Outside
A fully enclosed, secure rear garden for kids and dogs to mooch about safely, with space to dine outdoors. Driveway parking for two cars and garage storage for cycles and beach gear.
Dog friendly:
Up to two well-behaved dogs stay free. The local sands are dog-friendly year-round, so you can pad from door to dune in minutes. (Bring throws/towels for sandy bellies, please.) There is a doggy paddling pool, frisbee, tennis ball launcher and tennis balls available for use.
Good to know:
- Sleeps 4 in 2 bedrooms (king ensuite + twin)
- 2 bathrooms
- Conservatory
- Enclosed private garden
- Patio & sun-loungers
- 55″ Smart TV (apps as above)
- Ultra-fast Wi-Fi
- Off-road parking (2 cars)
- Garage storage for bikes
- Up to 2 dogs welcome (free)
- Short breaks offered outside peak (3-night weekends / 4-night midweek).
- Arrival from 4pm, departure by 10am.
- There are several items in the garage for children to use, including – body boards, windbreaks, and beach paraphanalia.
Trusthorpe & The Local Area
Tucked quietly between Sutton-on-Sea and Mablethorpe, Trusthorpe is one of those blink-and-you’ll-miss-it coastal gems — all the better for it. Life here moves at an easy pace: dog walkers heading for the dunes, kids with ice creams bigger than their faces, and the sound of gulls instead of traffic.
The beach at Trusthorpe is a wide, sandy stretch that stays beautifully peaceful even in summer, and it’s dog-friendly all year round, so no awkward “no dogs beyond this point” signs to dodge. You can walk for miles along the coast path — North towards Mablethorpe’s vintage amusements and beach huts, or South to Sutton-on-Sea for a gentler, old-school seaside vibe with cafés, fish and chips and the occasional donkey ride.
There are seals and newborn pups are on the beach in November and December.
If you fancy exploring further, the Lincolnshire Coast is packed with hidden corners:
- Mablethorpe (5 mins) – traditional seaside fun with arcades, the Seal Sanctuary, and plenty of beachfront cafés. There is also a brand new swimming pool complex in Maplethorpe for those who prefer to swim in a pool.
- Sutton-on-Sea (5 mins) – pretty pastel beach huts, quiet sands, and some cracking coffee spots.
- Theddlethorpe Dunes National Nature Reserve (20 mins) – wild, windswept beauty and incredible dog-walking territory.
- Louth (40 mins) – a handsome Georgian market town with a proper butcher, baker, and artisan everything.
- Gibraltar Point (40 mins) – bird-watching heaven and a gorgeous coastal nature reserve near Skegness.
If you’re bringing kids, there’s a Seal Sanctuary, crazy golf, and even Mablethorpe’s beach train to hop between the attractions.
Walkers: (Great with or without a dog)
Besides the beach and promenade, there are lots of nearby countryside walks you may enjoy.
Golfers:
Golfers can head to Woodhall Spa – home of England Golf, Louth, or Skegness, for some top golf courses.
Address
Campling Way
Trusthorpe
Mablethorpe
LN12 2UJ
