Staycation or business, enjoy a superkingsize room

The house is located in a well connected neighbourhood for the beach, promenade, parks, coastal walks, bike trails & a range of local restaurants & shops. It is also well connected for road, rail, bus & ferry links all within easy reach of Liverpool, Chester, Wales as well as the wonderful places to explore across the Wirral Peninsular, which has the world famous Royal Liverpool Golf. It is a very safe, friendly community & we love living here as we are so near to the beach and River Mersey Room 2 has a super-kingsize bed. This room has a shared guest only bathroom with WC/Basin/Bath/power shower. You have access to a 32 inch SMART TV with Netflix, Amazon etc, Alexa dot Wi-Fi, iron, iron board, hairdryer, towels, shampoo, soap, toilet rolls. We have most of the lights via Alexa, instructions have been left in your room, hallway, fridge door to assist you in light voice commands. We provide a range of teas/fresh coffee, milk and sugar. You are welcome to use the kitchen/diner, lounge and you have your own cupboards to store any foodstuff and your own space in the fridge to store any items you may need to keep cool. We are situated in New Brighton, a short walk to the Promenade, Vale Park, Floral Pavilion, New Brighton Lighthouse and Perch Rock. At New Brighton you will often find rallies of classic cars, music events, jet skiers, mod rallies, biker charity fund raising events, sailing, paddle boarders and kite flyers to name a few. You can ride the funfair, go ten-pin bowling, enjoy the Light cinema, Floral Pavilion theatre, ride your bike or walk along the promenade or simply enjoy the fantastic views across the Irish Sea, watching the ships enter the Mersey estuary. Or simply enjoy a coffee or sample a delicious range of ice creams at New Brighton whilst enjoying the views across the marine lake. The Wirral peninsula is host to many beautiful parks, gardens, sandy beaches, stunning sunsets, picturesque villages and many golf courses. Wirral’s history can be traced as far back to the Stone age when Vikings and Roman’s roamed the land. West Kirby, Heswall, Hoylake, Chester and Parkgate can offer you the perfect day trip, the world famous Port Sunlight is just a 15 minute drive away and includes the Lady Lever Art Gallery, which contains an unrivalled collection of Victorian art. Chester with its Roman history and amazing Zoo, the Blue Planet Aquarium and Cheshire Oaks Designer Retail Outlet Park in Ellesmere Port is just a 20 minute drive away. A walk along the promenade from Vale Park and the quaint Magazines Lane will bring you to the Seacombe Ferry and Spaceport. Hop on the Ferry which will take you across the river to the world famous Pier Head and the Liver Birds. Alternatively, a short drive will bring you to Liverpool with its diverse range of shops, bars, restaurants, nightlife and many tourist attractions. Sandfield Guest Accommodation truly is a home from home holiday experience with much to see, do and enjoy nearby. We live on site and will respect your privacy. Guests can also enjoy: A spacious family lounge with leather sofas, flat screen television, DVD player, Netflix, Amazon Prime in the lounge, a range of international DVD films, wi-fi throughout A fully equipped kitchen dining area - please tidy up after yourself when preparing food, we have a dishwasher for your use. Please wash any pans that you use and wipe down the work surfaces, we have spray and paper towels available for you to use. Guests have their own cupboards should you wish to bring food for your own use and of course your own space in the fridge. A guest only bathroom with bath, power shower, toilet and wash basin Quality bed linen and towels provided for your use. Free Wi-Fi, complimentary teas/coffee available at any time. A private decked and gravel garden with patio furniture Guest Bedroom 2 Super-kingsize bed dressed with quality bed linen. The bedroom is a very tranquil, bright, airy space with a curtains and blinds to ensure you have a good night sleep. You have your own hairdryer, iron, iron board, luggage rack and a solid oak wardrobe with plenty of drawers, shelves, hanging space and hangers. You can enjoy watching the 32 inch SMART television in your own room which also includes an Alexa dot. The room also has a chair, lamp, side table, wi-fi and luggage racks. We have a second bedroom available too (see other listing) with twin beds dressed with double quilts, luxury foam mattress toppers, quality bed linen and towels provided. Room also has a 32 inch SMART television, Alexa Dot, Radio, Wi-Fi and use of guest only bathroom with toilet/bath/shower/basin. This bed can convert to a superking size bed. You have your own key provided at check in. We can make great recommendations in the area and of course Liverpool which is situated just across the River and is my home city. I am very knowledgable about its history and things to see and do and happy to assist you. New Brighton is a wonderful community and has easy access to Liverpool and Chester as there are excellent transport links. I love the short walk to the beach and promenade which has great views of Liverpool. Also New Brighton has a good range of bars, restaurants, Rockwood Bistro and Magic Spices are both located at the bottom of the Road. In New Brighton there is a cinema, theatre, cafes and there is usually events going on from classic car rallies, to pirates on the beach and of course events like the tall ships which have visited the River Mersey a few times. New Brighton rail station is a short walk away, there are bus stops at the top and bottom of the road to Liverpool and Chester. Good motorway links too and free on road parking. We live onsite. Your room and bathroom is available on the first floor. We cannot accommodate any extra guests in your room and the maximum permitted is 2 people in this room. There is a second room available (see listing, that can also accommodate up to 2 people) We have a grab rail outside the front door, should guests with mobility issues require it, in addition handrails up to your room and also down to the kitchen. Fresh coffee/a range of teas, milk and sugar available during your stay. You have access to your own bedroom, guest only bathroom, lounge area, kitchen dining area and rear garden should you wish to either enjoy the sun or go outside for a smoke. No smoking is permitted indoors. We can make great recommendations in the area and of course Liverpool which is situated just across the River and is my home city. I am very knowledgable about its history and things to see and do and happy to assist you. •During the early 1800's the various merchants and others of the area thought the Port of Liverpool should be guarded and when the old perch Rock Light was washed away the authorities thought of the idea of having a fortified lighthouse, or having a fort, which would contain a lighthouse. It was finally agreed to have two separate constructions at a meeting held on 25th March 1825. The Perch Rock battery was completed in 1829. It mounted 18 guns, mostly 32 pounders, with 3 6" guns installed in 1899. •New Brighton Fort covers about 4,000 square yards and is constructed of mainly red sandstone which came largely from the Runcorn Quarries, it was floated down the Mersey and unloaded when the tide was out. •Perch Rock, New Brighton Lighthouse, sits next to the fort, it was originally, a wooden "Perch", hence its name. A large post held a light on top and was supported by a sort of tripod. It was erected on the Black Rock in 1683 by the Liverpool Corporation. •The foundation stone of the new lighthouse was laid on 8th June 1827 by Thomas Littledale, Mayor of Liverpool. It was designed on the lines of Eddystone by Mr. Foster and built of marble rock from Anglesey by Tomkinson & Company. It rises 90 feet above the rocks and is considered to be a masterpiece of craftsmanship. The granite cost 1/6d a cubic foot. •Each piece of stone is interlocked into the next. The whole stonework, when finished , was coated with what is known as "Puzzellani" a volcanic substance from Mount Etna which, with age, becomes rock hard. The first 45 feet is solid. A spiral staircase leads to where the keeper lived and then on to the lantern house. The revolving light was said to be the first in the country. It cost £27,500 to construct. The Lighthouse last shone its light on 1st October 1973 as it was no longer needed on account of the radar system operating in the River. •New Brighton Bathing Pool was opened on 13th June 1934 by Lord Leverhulme at a cost of £103,240 it was the largest aquatic stadium the world. 12,000 people attended the opening. •The storms in February, 1990 with hurricane force winds of almost 100 mph caused very severe damage to the Pool when seas forced a hole into the foundations of the Northwest corner of the complex causing the upper structure to cave in. With the cost of about £4 million to repair the damage it was decided by the authorities to demolish the building. In 2010 work commenced to redevelop the site. •The New Brighton Ferry is part of New Brighton itself. It was founded by James Atherton and his son-in-law, William Rowson in 1830. In 1965 there were problems on account of the sand so boats were unable to berth at low water. There was also a big drop in the number of passengers from Liverpool and the ferry closed. The last boat sailed from New Brighton on 26th September 1971. The Ministry of Transport gave permission to close the ferry and the landing-stage was removed in 1973 and towed away to be broken up. New Brighton is a wonderful community and has easy access to Liverpool and Chester as there are excellent transport links. I love the short walk to the beach and promenade which has great views of Liverpool. Also New Brighton has a good range of bars, restaurants, cinema, theatre, cafes and there is usually events going on from classic car rallies, to pirates on the beach and of course events like the tall ships which have visited the River Mersey a few times. New Brighton rail station is a short walk away, there are bus stops at the top and bottom of the road to Liverpool and Chester. Good motorway links too and free on road parking. Always ensure the external doors and windows are locked when going out. This is for obvious insurance conditions on our property and also for security. There is a guest information book in your room , with information such as wi-fi code, how to use/access equipment etc, put in place to enable you to have a relaxed stay with all the information you need at your finger tips. A map of the local area and a range of tourist information is available to help you play and get the most out of your stay. We have most of the lights via Alexa, instructions have been left in your room, hallway, fridge door to assist you in light voice commands.