Parking
Pets allowed
Garden...more
Outdoor hot tub
Woodburning stove (except Romney Lodge)
Flat screen TV with DVD/CD and Freeview...more
Parking
Pets allowed
Golf course (within 3 km)...more
Parking
Pets allowed
Garden...more
WiFi
Pets allowed
Free WiFi...more
Bath
Bike Store
Detached Property... more
Bath
Detached Property
Dishwasher... more
Bath
Dishwasher
Fuel and Power Included... more
Few towns in England are named after fish, but Flookburgh is – probably. Most sources think the town takes its name from the ‘flukes’ – flat fish found in abundance in the sea nearby. An alternative theory is this was originally a Norse settlement named for a chieftain called Floki – the old name for the place was Flokeburg. The first known mention of the town was in 1246, but by 1278 Edward I was granting it a market charter, confirmed subsequently by Henry IV and even later by Charles II in 1663.
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