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An ultra-modern apartment with luxurious, high-quality furnishings set in the beautiful Norfolk countryside.

A beautiful, self contained apartment with no other guest on site situated in the country side ideal for walks and bike rides near to the stunning Norfolk coast, just 7km from Great Yarmouth. This accommodation offers a private entrance, with an open plan, fully equipped kitchen including full use of a dishwasher, fridge freezer, microwave, washing machine and tumble dryer. Open plan living area complete with flat screen television and furnishings. The apartment has a private ensuite bathroom, with shower (please note all towels and linen are provided). Glass doors open up onto a furnished patio area. Free on-site car parking, WIFI and full use and access to the outdoor hot tub are included in your stay for up too one hour per paying night . Coming soon from Mid July is our new indoor swimming pool "

The apartment lays within the beautiful Norfolk countryside with fantastic wildlife and countryside views whilst also being a short distance from the famous Norfolk Broads.

Situated just outside Winterton-on-Sea in the hamlet of East Somerton next to picturesque ruins of St Mary's Church, Old Church Barn is a stunning barn conversion with two bedrooms and two bathrooms. With a footpath just outside the cottage, it's just a 10-15 minute walk from Winterton beach or a 2 minute drive. Old Church Barn has two bedrooms (one is downstairs with an ensuite) and an upstairs bedroom with a second bathroom. Downstairs there is a large living room with a smart TV and woodburner, and doors leading to the rear patio. The well equipped kitchen is a cook's delight and includes two ovens, an electric hob, a microwave, integrated fridge, freezer and a dishwasher. There's a dining area with seating for four people. The downstairs bedroom has a comfortable king size bed, TV and ensuite bathroom with a shower, wash basin and WC. Upstairs on the mezzanine level you'll find the second bedroom which has a standard double size bed. Please note the headroom in this bedroom is restricted. There's a second bathroom containing a bath with a shower over it, wash basin and WC. Opposite the second bedroom is a dressing room or chill out area with bean bags which also has restricted headroom. Outside there's an enclosed patio area to the rear, and the front garden is also enclosed with a small lawn (the garden has been fenced and enclosed since the pictures were taken). The outhouse contains a Belfast sink with hot/cold water as well as the washing machine. Old Church Barn has free wifi and off road parking for two cars. Up to two dogs are welcome at Old Church Barn by prior arrangement.

The Crossing Retreat is a timber clad barn which has been renovated to give guests a taste of the countryside with a quirky twist. The large bi-folding doors along one side of the Retreat allow guests to open up their living space to the outdoors, perfect for those warm evenings.

The Crossing Retreat is a timber clad modern barn which has been renovated to give guests a taste of the countryside with a quirky twist. The large bi-folding doors along one side of the Retreat allow guests to open up their living space to the outdoors, perfect for those warm evenings. In the cooler months it provides a great source of light, enabling guests to watch the world go by from the warm and cosy comfort of indoors. The surrounding fields provide lovely views from the Crossing Retreat’s private courtyard garden where guests can enjoy the lantern lit outdoor seating area.

Tunstead has many traffic free walks/ cycle routes and a very cute watering hole which welcomes passers by with home cooked lunches, local ales, cakes and evening meals at the weekend. St Mary church at the end of the lane is a particularly vast church for such a small village, so too is the church at Worstead just 2.5miles away. This village is also host to Titchfest held this year on 25th-26th June and the famous Worstead festival on 30th-31st July. Hoveton Hall is just around the corner and has some amazing gardens to stroll round. Also very close by is Wroxham Barns which has a farmyard, amusement rides, garden centre, specialist shops and a restaurant (which sells the most amazing full English breakfast!). Further on but still only 3 miles from the cottage is Wroxham, the heart of the broads. There you can hire a boat, canoe, bike or walk along the river sampling the restaurants and cafes. It is also where you can board the Bure Valley Railway, which is Norfolk's longest fifteen inch gauge line running between Wroxham and Aylsham. The 18 mile round trip takes you through the picturesque Bure valley countryside following the river and stops occasionally at small country villages. Also within 3 miles is Coltishall, a lovely village on the river Bure, housing antiques shops and pubs with outdoor seating on the riverside. You are also only 10 miles from the famous North Norfolk coastline. Whether you're looking for large expanses of sand, walking along sand dunes or marshland, bird/ seal watching or water sports the Norfolk coastline has them all. Just over an hour's drive takes you to Southwold, a typical Victorian seaside town with a modern take on the classic arcades. We can't not talk about North Norfolk without mentioning the National Trust sites; Blickling Hall, Felbrigg Hall, Sheringham Park and finally Blakeney Point. We also have some super golf courses which we have played on and will be able to recommend to you. Finally, the Georgian town of Holt is also not far away and is a must to sample its quirky shops, pubs and galleries.

This gorgeously stylish old fisherman's cottage is located just 100 yards from the harbour and nestled in the most delightful Jolly Sailor Yard, which is part of the East Quay in Wells-next-the-Sea. Lovingly and stylishly renovated to a high standard by the owners, this little bolthole features lime-washed beams, curved walls, old floorboards and finger latch doors. With Farrow & Ball colours throughout, this beautiful cottage is everything you would expect from a seaside retreat! Ideal for couples, this beach retreat will capture your heart. Snuggle down with your loved one in front of the wood burning stove in the winter months and catch a view of the sea from the upstairs windows. You are just a stone's throw from enjoying a cup of tea or glass of wine on the East Quay with one of the best views in Norfolk. Choose to while an hour or two with a book or simply sit back and people watch! Although there is no garden, this little gem is delightful and of course you are in walking distance of all the shops and eateries that this bustling little seaside town has to offer! For a unique breakfast experience, head to the Albatross, the Dutch barge moored in the harbour, for their speciality pancakes! Additional information Sorry, no pets. The Norfolk Winder stairs are, as with older character cottages, steep, curved and narrow. Here they are wooden and have a partial handrail on one side. Ground Floor: Sitting room This pretty sitting room has a timber window seat and wood burning stove, comfy squashy sofa and stylish seating and flat screen television. Dining kitchen Functional yet stylish painted cabinets with granite worktops, fan oven, hob, fridge, dishwasher, dining table and seating for three guests. Leading off the sitting room is a Norfolk winder staircase which takes you up to the landing First Floor: Master bedroom The master bedroom is large with a double bed, made up with beautiful linens. A feature of the room is the vaulted ceiling with exposed beams. Hanging space for clothes and there are partial sea views from the window. Shower room The separate modern shower room has a double walk-in shower enclosure, complete with rain-head shower, WC, wash basin and heated towel rail. There is a feature skylight so you can gaze at the stars from here! Bedroom two Single bed with hanging space for clothes. Partial sea views from the window. Outside: The property is accessed via Jolly Sailor Yard, a single track lane, There is no garden but you are just a stone's throw from the quiet East Quay with one of the best views in Norfolk, where you can sit and relax ad while away an hour or two by watching the boats go by! There is unrestricted parking close by although not immediately outside the property or in the road. A weekly parking permit is available from the nearby town car park.

Bright, rustic, quaint: a self-contained and tranquil haven with views over the Norfolk countryside from sunny verandah. Kitchenette, microwave,gas hob; full-sized bath with shower head. Shared courtyard garden. Special mention...we have wonderful natural borehole water! Two lovely Vintage bicycles available to borrow. SPECIAL REQUEST: please can guests arrive between 2pm and 6pm on SATURDAYS. We are out later and like to see you in before we depart. Thanks.

A simple, cosy, tranquil space. Sunny verandah and little private place to watch the sun go down. Enclosed garden, ideal for children. Friendly cats, bats to watch at night, and maybe even the odd hen will come visiting...

The cabin is down a sandy track that leads to the river Thet with lovely views across the fields past an oak tree with swings. Very pleasant bicycling...close to Thetford Forest.

Cosy double en-suite bedroom in Lowestoft with bath, high pressure shower and fast internet. The space is in a separate self contained annex at the rear of the house with parking spot & private entrance. You’ll have a beach, park, cosy local pub and beautiful coastal path right on your doorstep. There is a convenience store & takeaways only 5 min walk away along with a Morrison’s, Subway & Greggs only a 5 min drive. It’s perfect for couples, solo travellers or anything in between.

You have the annex and back garden with seating area all to yourselves. The parking spot at the back is all yours as well. You enter the space through the back door and walk in to a small hall with a place to put your coat and shoes. Turn left into the large bathroom with sink, mirror, toilet, bath and high pressure shower. Turn right into the main space with a very comfy double bed, HD TV with Now TV, YouTube, catch up channels, Netflix etc. Two bedside tables and lamps, 2 person dining table with tea and coffee facilities, small fridge, microwave, cutlery, hanging space for clothes, blackout blinds, iron, ironing board, hairdryer, small heater, central heating all in a very modern and stylish decor. A great and affordable space that we hope you enjoy :)

It is a quiet and friendly cul de sac and we are the house at the very end on the left.

The Log Cabin, in Lyng is an idyllic getaway cottage, overlooking the River Wensum in Norfolk. Cosy open plan living, with a super-king bed, shower, small kitchenette, wooden flooring and lovely wood burning stove! Welcome pack on arrival, includes, milk, tea, coffee, sugar, biscuits and a bottle of wine. The cabin is located in a private 2 acre grounds with two other holiday rentals that share the same driveway. Ideal with you are a large group.

The Log Cabin is a bijoux living space, perfect for a couple of night's escape, set in the beautiful Wensum Valley. Overlooking the 16th Century Mill House and pond in Lyng, with easy access to wonderful walks, nature reserves and access to fish on the Lyng Mill Pond. Access to the Log Cabin is via a porch at the front. There is a wooden outside cupboard for dirty boots and extra wood for the burner .

Wonderful walks next to the Lyng lakes which is known for its wildlife. Fishing access available on request. The award winning Fox Pub is 5 minutes walk, which offers a great range of food, wines and local beer. The village shop, Lyng Stores, is a 5 minute walk, offering provisions and a café (perfect for tea and cakes after a long walk). 30 minutes drive to the beach. 20 minutes from the historic city of Norwich.

If you’re looking for a peaceful place to wind down for a weekend or short break Red Poll Barn is ideal, overlooking a moat with south facing private sun deck and views of the water from all rooms. The single storey accommodation is well equipped and beautifully furnished in soft shades of grey with pops of colour with unique artefacts complimenting the old beams in the high ceilings, which create a light and airy open plan living space. The coast is only a 15 minute drive away and if you bring your own rods, you can fish in the pond.

Our guests say: "Such a peaceful and relaxing setting. Beautiful furnishings and a a very warm welcome (the homemade brownies were a real treat!). The birdlife was an added bonus: Kingfisher, Treecreeper, Long Tailed Tits and Pheasants to name a few. We have all enjoyed a fabulous break - thank you for having us! Wishing you every success in the future."

Red Poll Barn lies in the village of Spexhall, surrounded by the idyllic Suffolk countryside offering country walks or cycling and easy access to the old market towns of Bungay, Beccles and Halesworth with an excellent array of local shop and eateries. The 500 year old ‘Huntsman and Hounds’ pub is approximately a ten minute walk away and, as well as offering good cuisine by the fire or in the mature gardens. The Suffolk Heritage Coast to the east includes the popular Georgian seafront town of Southwold, home to the Adnams Sole Bay brewery. There are excellent sporting and leisure facilities in the area including a number of golf courses, sailing and water sports on the river estuaries as well as fishing, horse-riding and bird-watching.

"I think that I shall never see a poem lovely as a tree", inspired the creation of this magical Arts & Crafts-style treehouse. Set in woodland in the Waveney Valley, and naturally formed around growing trees, The Treehouse offers you a truly cosy, romantic retreat which oozes charm. Inspired by stained glass & bespoke wood craft, this experienced Airbnb superhost, together with Round Craft, an acclaimed artisan build company, have created a playful hideaway with a surprise behind the wardrobe.

We have put a whole year of love into this great escape; specifically designed for the Airbnb traveller who loves luxurious and quirky spaces with a difference. There aren't many treehouses which can boast having central heating, a flushing toilet and a cascade shower. Please note, the house is solar-powered so you can charge your phone but we haven't the voltage to power a TV, iron or hairdryer! The kitchen has a four ring gas hob but NO OVEN. The sitting room area has places to lounge and talk into the night, but does not have a TV. This is a space to truly find yourselves again. Plentiful interesting books and candles help to adorn a romantic atmosphere. Set on a 40 acre hobby farm with free-range animals a stone's throw from your door, the Treehouse possesses numerous touches to inspire and make you smile. This hand-built house will bring a sense of fun and tranquility to your stay - set in it's own little private piece of woodland near the host's house. Should you be a larger group, we would recommend you check out my other listing... an authentic Mongolian yurt sited in the field next door. Great for larger families or groups of friends.

Set in the beautiful Waveney Valley, between two lovely market towns of Beccles and Bungay, you can hire a boat on the Broads, take a tour of a vineyard or hike the Angles Way- all on your doorstep.

Get back to nature in style at this beautiful, peaceful woodland retreat, just one and a half miles inland from the popular coastal village of Weybourne. Liz's Lodge is a fabulously luxurious Scandinavian A-frame dwelling, set in a small copse within the secluded 'woodland village' of Weybourne Forest. Furnished in an elegant, contemporary style with great attention to detail, and clever use of space, the owner has created a very relaxed and comfortable environment, in keeping with its lovely, tranquil setting. The lodge has three bedrooms, one of which is downstairs, and two bathrooms.The stunning open-plan and light-filled living space has one totally glazed wall to take full advantage of the woodland scene outside. This is a superb place to socialise, as well as relax and take in the view - slide open the door and you can bring the outside in. On warm days you have a choice of two decked, glazed balconies, where you can enjoy some alfresco dining or just lie back, look at that great big Norfolk sky and listen to the birds! A little way down the hill is Weybourne Station, where you can take a ride back in time and catch the Poppyline steam train to either Holt or Sheringham. It's about a twenty minute walk down to the main village where there is a well-stocked village store, and a good pub serving food. The Coasthopper bus passes through on a regular basis all year round, and stops at all the coastal villages from Kings Lynn to Cromer. Liz's Lodge really is the perfect place to stay if you like to keep fit; there are some pretty woodland trails to explore from right outside the door, the National Trust's Sheringham Park and Kelling Heath are close by, and the North Norfolk coastal path is a short drive (or two mile walk) away. Guests can also enjoy complimentary membership at the nearby Woodlands Leisure Club, easily reached by car, or via the woodland footpath (about a mile), where there is a heated 25m x 10m adult pool, a children's pool, sauna, steam room, spa bath, gym and fitness suite, as well as beauty spa. Ground Floor: Entrance hallway With coat rack and sideboard. Stunning open-plan living space A spacious full height, light filled open-plan area with spectacular woodland views. Kitchen area With modern fitted units in a U configuration, offering plenty of storage space, work surface and breakfast bar to one side with three stools. There's a large freestanding fridge/freezer, a dishwasher, an integrated electric oven and microwave, and an induction hob with extractor above. The adjoining Dining area has a table with bench seating to either side. Sitting area With some striking Origami wall art, a three-seater sofa, a two-seater sofa, armchair, coffee and side tables, wide screen Smart television and DVD player. A large sliding glass door opens to the decked patio area. Cloaks/Utility room With storage cupboards, washing machine, tumble dryer, washbasin and wc. Master bedroom With a king-size bed, wardrobe, chest of drawers, bedside tables, lamps and hairdryer. En-suite shower room With large walk-in shower, basin inset into vanity unit, heated towel rail and wc. First Floor: An oak staircase leads to the upstairs landing. From here an external door leads out to the upper decked seating area. Double bedroom With a double bed with bedside tables and lamps, chest of drawers, hooks with coathangers. Twin bedroom With full-size twin beds, bedside table, lamps, wall-mounted clothes hanging rack, and under bed clothes storage boxes. Family bathroom With bath and shower over, vanity unit with wash basin, mirror over, WC and heated towel rail. Outside: There are two decked areas with seating and lighting, which are enclosed by glass panels, safe for both children and dogs. The ground floor decked area has a gas barbecue and gate that leads into the immediate garden and woodland area beyond. There is parking to the side of the lodge with space for two cars. Additional Information Well-behaved dogs are welcome (a charge of £30/dog is applicable), but are requested to respect house rules, and should always be kept under control within the forest to avoid disturbing the wildlife.

Fox Cottage is a luxurious 18th century Grade II listed brick & flint cottage which has been stylishly refurbished by its owners for use as their holiday home. This gorgeous cottage has a wealth of original features and has been imaginatively furnished to create a unique hideaway perfect for couples. There's a charming sitting room with a high beamed ceiling and inglenook fireplace and a bespoke hand-crafted rustic kitchen with stripped floorboards and all the contemporary mod cons! Upstairs has been cleverly reconfigured to create a fabulous light and airy bedroom with an indulgent roll-top bath and a separate shower room. Guests can enjoy lovely countryside views across the valley from here. It is ideally located with off-street parking and a pretty garden, perfect for a Norfolk break throughout the year, being within walking distance of Stiffkey's salt marshes and coastal path, excellent Stiffkey Stores and the popular Red Lion pub. It's within a 10 minute drive of Wells-next-the-Sea and Holkham's gorgeous sandy beach. Dogs by arrangement (small additional fee of £20 per dog)

Ground Floor Sitting room: a gorgeous high ceilinged room with lovely exposed beams, an original inglenook fireplace housing a wood-burning stove and pamment tiled floor with a sheepskin rug. There's a large comfy Loaf grey sofa to snuggle up on, two leather armchairs, coffee table and occasional lamps, digital TV with a built in DVD player. Steps lead down from here to: Kitchen: charming bespoke kitchen hand-crafted by a local craftsman, with stripped floorboards, oak worktops, Smeg gas range cooker, Belfast sink with a "drawer" dishwasher under, integral washing machine, integral fridge with ice-box, and a Nespresso machine. For dining, there's a stylish rustic breakfast bar with two cast iron bar stools with fluffy cushions. A stable door opens out to the front lawned garden. There's the advantage of free wi-fi provided in the cottage. First Floor There is a wooden staircase which leads up from the sitting area and opens directly into the bedroom suite. Master Bedroom Suite: luxurious light and spacious room with lovely countryside views across the valley. No expense has been spared to ensure that guests have a comfortable night's sleep with a Loaf French-style upholstered king-size bed and hotel quality bed linen and towels, bedside tables and lamps, built-in wardrobe and a dressing table. A real feature of this room is the fabulous free-standing bath, cleverly placed on a plinth to enjoy the fabulous views across the valley, whilst sipping a glass of champagne! Separate shower room: walk-in shower, hand basin, WC and heated towel rail. Outside At the front of the cottage is an attractive lawned garden with a shingled parking parking area providing off-street parking for one car. At the rear is a high-walled courtyard garden with an outside table and chairs, perfect for dining al-fresco. There are delightful walks directly from the cottage along the Norfolk coastal path and Stiffkey marshes. The popular Red Lion pub is only a few minutes walk away, as well as the excellent local Stiffkey Stores which is a real treasure trove with a great reputation for excellent coffee and apparently the best chocolate brownies in Norfolk.

Stiffkey Stiffkey is a picturesque coastal village with one of the oldest stretches of saltmarshes along the Norfolk coast. It is an important wildlife habitait and is an ideal base for walkers and ornithologists with the Norfolk coastal path passing through here. It has an excellent village pub/hotel called The Red Lion which has a good reputation for local ales and good locally sourced food. It is also home to the famous Stiffkey Lamp Shop and the well-stocked local farm shop/cafe: Stiffkey stores. The beautiful sandy beaches at Holkham and Wells-next-the-Sea are approximately 10 minutes drive away, with the harbours and boat trips from Blakeney and Morston within 10 minutes drive to the east.

The room is perfect for one person or a couple as there is a double size bed. This is a private room in prime location 5 minutes next to everything you need in Norwich city centre. CHECK IN: 5 pm/Flexible (self check in options available) NOTE: We have 2 children but no trouble at night time.

Couple things guests love about my home -The room is very basic but it has all what's needed for short stay -The flat has a kitchen available to guests -The location is as good as it can be as located in city center + 2 minutes from main bus station and Aviva building + 3 minutes from main shopping area + 10 minutes from Norwich cathedral + 10 minutes from Norwich football stadium All walking distance! Things guests should be aware about my listing: - We do have 2 children. (happy and very positive 99.9% of time) - We do not offer private parking space. (street parking available) ------------------------------------------------------------- The bedroom is equipped with a comfy queen size bed with new mattress, set of drawers and wardrobe. There is also a hair-dryer to save you having to carry yours. Bathroom with a shower which is located meters away from room is shared between us. I will provide towels and shower gel / shampoo. There are no pets in here. I will provide coffee, tea, milk and filtered water + microwave. Public street parking (limited time) and parking lots (for about 5 pounds per day) available in city centre. You have option to park a car for free. Controlled Hours for parking on Ber street and they are: Monday - Saturday 7.30am - 6.30pm and it costs 30p per 15 minutes. Maximum stay 1 hour, no return 2 hours.

The neighborhood is quiet during night but located in city center. There might be some street noise. You can walk to the Cathedral in 10 minutes or the bars and restaurants in 2-5 minutes. Walk to the city center shops in 5 minutes. There are also plenty of takeaways in the area. If you want to go to the university then the bus stop is about 5 min walk from here.

Your own front door, bright modern bathroom & fibre broadband, closest house to beach. New Sealy mattress, leather sofa, fridge, microwave; a wood burning stove in brick & flint cottage. Amazing place - wonderful sunsets, starry skies & the sound of the sea. Turtle doves, cuckoos, curlews, natterjack toads & bitterns call in season. Wonderful long beach walks, tranquility. Norfolk coast path and peddars way next to house, miles of walking. Good pubs and restaurants, wonderful historic villages.

❤️ Through the front door into your self-contained guest suite with a simple ground floor studio and private bright light ensuite bathroom. ❤️ You'll sleep in the comfortable king sized bed and sit on the sofa in front of the wood burning stove. ❤️ Bedroom/studio - King sized double bed & bedside lights and tables - TV with freeview and remote control - Wood stove - Superfast broadband - Chest of drawers - Sofa and armchair - Desk and chair - Bookcase with nature & history books, scrabble and some jigsaw puzzles - Dresser with kettle, coffee filter and papers, ground and instant coffee & teas, toaster, cutlery, plates, mugs, glasses and a corkscrew ❤️ Bathroom - Bath with handheld shower for your hair - Toilet - Basin - Mirror, bathroom shelf & cabinet - Heated towel rail - Egyptian cotton towels - Wooden shutters - Electric shaver & toothbrush socket ❤️ Hallway - Coat hooks - Fridge - Brita Water Filter - NEW - Microwave - microwave meals only. No counter space for cooking. - Note: no kitchen. No sink. Place used mugs, glasses, plates etc in the box and leave outside for the washing up fairies! ❤️ Wooden bench by the front door - wonderful for sun from the late afternoon through to the evening. Garden table.

Philip's place is located in Holme-next-the-Sea, England, United Kingdom. You are staying a few minutes walk from Holme Beach - at the last house on Beach Road (the original Peddars Way) - so can swim in the sea at dawn, during the day, at dusk or even by the starlight. Walk with your dog for miles. You'll be right by the Norfolk Coastal path, Holme Dunes National Nature Reserve, the Bird Observatory and the Hunstanton Golf Club championship links course. You can hear the sea from your front door. We are in a Special Site of Scientific Interest (SSSI) and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), where the Wash meets the North Sea. It's a couple of minutes to the Norfolk Coastal path - so walkers walk to Thornham, Brancaster or further and hop back on the bus which drops you at the top of Beach Road on the A149. You'll soak in the dunes, marsh and sea - or walk along the Hun river and see resident and migrating birds. You could also hear the natterjack toads and see butterflies, moths and dragonflies, as well as a large number of interesting plants including mulleins flowering in our wild garden. If you are a golfer, you can play Hunstanton Golf Club's superb championship links course. It's 125 years old and rated as one of Britain & Ireland's 'Top 100' courses, with the rolling fairways nestling in a stunning landscape of dunes and links grassses. You can also play at the Heacham Manor. If you secure a round at the Royal West Norfolk Golf Club at Brancaster, you'll need to park your car and walk when the tide is high. Various military remains from WWII can be seen at Holme, including the remains of a target-railway used to train artillery. Much earlier remains have also been discovered including an ancient walkway, Roman pottery and saxon fishtraps. In 1998, a well-preserved Bronze Age timber circle, now known as ‘Seahenge’ was uncovered by high tides. The timbers were treated in the Mary Rose laboratory and are now in the museum at King's Lynn. King's Lynn was a Hanseatic town - and is worth a visit. Seahenge 2 is difficult to discern - and often covered by sand. Walk to the cliffs at Hunstanton for fossil hunting and to see one of 2 boat wrecks easily visible at low tide. The other is on Holme Beach between Gore Point and the Firs. Birdwatchers may see wintering thrushes on the sea buckthorn, or avocets, a beautiful black-and-white wader with upturned bill and long legs, on the freshwater. Wheatears and warblers are common in spring and finches and thrushes in the autumn - sometimes there'll be scarcer migrants such as the ring ouzel, wryneck, yellow-browed warbler or barred warbler. It's a great place to seawatch for gannets, skuas, terns and divers. Knot, golden plover and oyster catchers can be seen on the beach. Our wild garden is alive - with our sparrows and starlings nesting in the roof. It makes the front door and the bench a little untidy sometimes! If they have a safe migration, you will also hear the cuckoos in spring and the turtledoves in summer. ✯ 2019: Cuckoos arrived safely - and one is still calling in July. ✯ The turtledove have safely arrived from their perilous migration. You'll hear their distinctive purring and may be lucky enough see them too. ✯ On warmer nights, the Natterjack toads call. ✯ This is the only part of the east coast of England where the sun sets over the sea, providing lovely views in both summer and winter. Our favourite places to see the sunset are a stroll up the coastal path to Gore Point, or a few minutes over the golf course to a seat on the top of dunes. Visit one of the great houses - Sandringham (the Queen's residence), Holkham Hall, Houghton ( the Henry Moore exhibition), Felbrigg, Blickling Hall and Oxburgh Hall. Shop locally: Lots of choice from: - the award winning Hunstanton Deli, England's largest joke shop, Richard's Cook Shop, the best fish and chips at Fishers of Hunstanton, several proper barbers and more at Hunstanton - Drove Orchards (farm shop with swallows nesting, pick your own and apple juice, fishmongers, smokery, ice cream, excellent fish & chips at Eric's, good food at the Yurt, a butchers and more) - Thornham Deli - The General Store Ringstead with over 70 Real Ales, brewed and crafted in Norfolk and 9 rooms and 2 courtyards of eclectic new and old Hidden Treasures. - Shops at Burnham Deepdale & Burnham Market - The Real Ale Shop on the Holkham Estate - brewing on site - Wells Next the Sea - classic harbour where you can go crabbing - Holt - charming Georgian town with great shops, especially Bakers & Larners - established 1770 - an exceptional department store, stocked with good taste (closed Sundays) and lots of eating places Eat out: There's lots of good food: - The Neptune (book in advance) - The Dabbling Duck (book in advance) - Drove Farm - The Yurt - late breakfasts and good food - Eric's - great fish & chips, homemade tartar sauce and Elvis Juice! - The White Horse at Brancaster - fabulous views across the marshes and perfect for crab, salad and new potatoes in season (book in advance for a view from the dining room, or take you chance for the terrace or the bar). - The NWT visitor centre at Cley - good for coffee and a cake and views across the reserve. You can walk to: - the White Horse at Holme for lunch or supper - the Old Boathouse Cafe at Old Hunstanton for breakfast and other meals - The Ancient Mariner at Old Hunstanton - the trad caff at the Lighthouse Cafe, Hunstanton - further along the coast path to Thornham - for a range of eateries - and inland to the Gin Trap at Ringstead. Weber kettle BBQ on request. In the words of our guests: "Amazing place in a beautiful location, close to the beach with lovely walks all around. Great communication and everything was so easy, from check in to departure. The studio is comfortable, cosy and absolutely gorgeous, even better than the photos!" "Delightful accommodation in a lovely setting and perfect location. If you are looking for a place that has the feeling of being miles from anywhere but which has a pub/restaurant and bus stop a shortish walk away, this is for you. A longer walk along the beach will provide you with even more choice of places to eat and drink. Truly ‘the best of both worlds’." "A real gem! Very cosy and comfortable accommodation in a brilliant location. Spotlessly clean with plenty of throws and personal touches to make you feel at home and welcome. The host is friendly and nothing is too much trouble. I will definitely be returning." "Book this place now!! It was great, me and my girlfriend stayed here for one night and we really wish we had stayed longer! Location is quiet, right next to the beach, a 3 minute walk. We walked down to the beach last night and it was beautiful, empty and great. We didn't meet Ermine, but communication was fantastic, check in details were great and amenities are perfect. Book this place now, it's perfect." "We had a wonderful time in this lovely place - it has everything you need and beautiful coastal surroundings for exploring and walking. Ermine is a really thoughtful host and there are many thoughtful touches such as a well stocked bathroom cabinet, dresser stocked with teas and coffee and the microwave oven. If you need a peaceful getaway this is it!" ✯✯✯✯✯

A pet friendly brick and flint cottage in the heart of Happisburgh on the Norfolk coast. The Gig House is perfect for summer breaks or winter escapes alike and is ideally located just 10 minutes from a glorious sandy beach.

The Gig House sleeps: 2 adults and a baby/toddler. We welcome pets - up to 2 large or medium dogs or 3 small dogs, 2 cats and any pet in a cage - and charge £25 per dog or cat per visit. We live across the courtyard and, hopefully, will be there to welcome you and to deal with any questions or requests at any time during your stay. It is located in one of Norfolk's most picturesque coastal villages. The village itself is now famous for the oldest evidence of human activity outside of Africa with footprints discovered on the beach to be over 900 thousand years old. The cosy local pub, within 50 yards of the cottage, echoes the local connection with Sherlock Holmes author Arthur Conan Doyle who visited many times and wrote one of the detective mysteries here. There is also a small shop and post office in the village. In fact the local villagers will proudly boast of the number of other illustratrious visitors who have been drawn to this unique place from Robinson Cruso author Daniel Defoe, cricketer W.C. Grace, sculptors Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth, poet John Betjeman, writer PD James and even the Queen Mother once arriving by helocopter to visit a cousin who lived in the village. The village is a must for those who enjoy the English countryside and its beaches in all seasons. Parking is in the courtyard or on the very quiet lane outside the house. Bus stop 20 m from Albion Cottage but with an infrequent country service. Train station 7 miles away. All week long bookings start on a Saturday and short breaks start on a Monday or Friday, except at Christmas. We do not accept short breaks (less than a week) at peak times (school holidays). Out of season we can be more flexible with length of stay and start day. If you have a larger party this property can be booked in conjunction with Albion Cottage at a special rate (property also on Airbnb).

It is located in one of Norfolk's most picturesque coastal villages. The village itself is now famous for the oldest evidence of human activity outside of Africa with footprints discovered on the beach to be over 900 thousand years old. The cosy local pub, within 50 yards of the cottage, echoes the local connection with Sherlock Holmes author Arthur Conan Doyle who visited many times and wrote one of the detective mysteries here. There is also a small shop and post office in the village In fact the local villagers will proudly boast of the number of other illustratrious visitors who have been drawn to this unique place from Robinson Cruso author Daniel Defoe, cricketer W.C. Grace, sculptors Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth, poet John Betjeman, writer PD James and even the Queen Mother once arriving by helocopter to visit a cousin who lived in the village. The village is a must for those who enjoy the English countryside and its beaches in all seasons.

A wonderful countryside getaway set in a beautiful English country garden. This self-contained studio has everything a couple or business traveller could need in a wonderful 250 year old building with exposed beams. We include a basic breakfast in the room (tea, coffee, milk, orange juice, muesli, croissants, butter, jam and croissants). We love hosting guests from around the world and can't wait to welcome you too.

A warm and cosy timber framed studio, equipped with a comfortable double bed, a kitchenette for light self catering (microwave and mini-oven but no hob), and private shower room. Brand new luxury feather and down duvets and pillows for this winter for lovely cosy nights.

Lovely Norfolk village with a great pub, lots of open countryside and good walks. Near the market town of Wymondham and only 10 miles from the ancient cathedral city of Norwich.

The Loft is located on a stud farm in a very quiet, rural part of Norfolk but within easy driving distance of all the county has to offer. The Loft has been beautifully renovated and restored from an old hay loft and two stables giving guests a unique opportunity to stay surrounded by open countryside and thoroughbred racehorses and if lucky, the chance to watch one being born!

The Loft comprises of a large open plan living space downstairs with an extremely well equipped kitchen including electric oven and hob, microwave, Nutri Bullet and dining table with 4 chairs. The living space comprises of a large L shaped sofa, wood burner and a 55” Smart HDTV. Outside there is a secluded garden area with hot tub, fire pit, barbecue and table and chairs set in a totally private yard. There is ample parking space. Upstairs is a large, spacious bedroom with a super king size bed, electric wood burner and beautiful freestanding bath. There is a stable door leading out onto a wrought iron staircase affording a lovely view of the farm. There is a separate room on the landing just outside the bedroom with a loo, large vanity unit housing an array of toiletries and bath robes! There are also 2 other unique properties on the Farm all totally secluded and independent of each other, The Movie Studio and The Woodland Boat (with hot tub) both sleep 2. So if you wanted to come with 2 other couples for a truly relaxing countryside break this is the perfect place.

LOCAL AREA Hingham village is a 5 minute drive away and boasts the following: - A great gastro pub serving delicious food - Newsagent - Mini supermarket - Boots Chemist - Bakery supplying a fantastic variety of freshly baked bread - Butcher - Lincoln’s Coffee Shop serving great lunches - Takeaway, everything from Pizzas, burgers, kebabs and fish and chips The Crown Pub in Great Ellingham (run by our family!) 10 minutes drive away offers great gastro meals and fine wines Norwich is within half an hour’s drive offering a wide variety of restaurants and retail therapy. The North Norfolk coast is within an hour’s drive with vast, expansive, quiet beaches (all dog friendly) including Brancaster, Blakeney and Hunstanton. Burnham Market is a fantastic coastal town to visit with its boutique shops and the famous Hoste Arms. There is a Waitrose and Tesco supermarket 15-20 minutes drive away. London is two and a half hours by car or 90 minutes by train. ACTIVITIES GOLF - There are two 18 hole courses at Barnham Broom, 15 minutes by car. Further afield there are beautiful Links courses at Hunstanton, Sheringham and Brancaster. CYCLING - We are surrounded by single track country lanes and Norfolk offers some of the best cycling in the country, predominantly due to the lack of hills! ST GEORGE’S DISTILLERY - the first and only whisky distillery in England offers great tours and a restaurant serving delicious food all day. OTHER ACTIVITIES - Snetterton Race Circuit - 15 minute drive Thetford Forest - 30 minute drive Go Ape! - 30 minute drive Paintballing - 20 minute drive Dinosaur Park - 20 minute drive

Goose’s Place is a converted garage apartment, situated just outside the town of Bungay. It’s decorated to a very high standard with a contemporary feel and is ideal for anyone wanting a few nights away to relax in the countryside. You’ll have access to the summerhouse down by our large pond where you are welcome to fish, read a book or have a picnic and enjoy the surroundings. Along with eggs, bread and cereals for breakfast, there'll be homemade scones and cheese straws awaiting your arrival!

The living space, which has its own private entrance and parking spot right outside the front door, has a flat screen TV, access to Netflix and Amazon Prime, Google Home Mini and free Wifi. There is a modern, fully equipped kitchenette, with tea-making facilities, coffee machine and large oven and hob. You can then just relax with a large glass of wine or beer on the sofa in the lounge area or read one of the many books and magazines provided. The bedroom area has a king-size bed with luxurious bedding, and the spacious bathroom has a large walk-in shower, heated towel rail and large mirror. It’s a delightful living space for a couple or solo traveller.

The historical towns of Bungay and Beccles are just 2.4 and 5.8 miles from the apartment, and for those who want to spend the day by the coast, the beautiful seaside town of Southwold is just a 30 minute drive away. There’s a real ale pub, which serves nice pub food, a mere 500-yards down the road and less than half-a-mile away is one of the best Italian restaurants you’ll ever eat at!

Forget-me-not Cottage has been refurbished in February. It is a lovely cottage, very cosy and relaxing. It has all the things you could need for a holiday very close by. We are dog friendly at the cottage and welcome your pooch. The cottage will be cleaned thoroughly before your stay. We have buckets and spades for you to take to the beach to make the perfect sandcastle - you’re never too old to make a sandcastle :-) please do not hesitate to contact me for further details.

The cottage is 5 minutes away from the beach, Hunstanton golf club and The Neptune, a Michelin star restaurant (booking required). Also close by is Titchwell for bird watching. Sandingham is a 10 minute drive away. Petals Tea Rooms is great to stop off at for afternoon tea or a cuppa and a slice of cake. Also in Hunstanton Town, which you can walk to is a swimming pool and another lovely beach with arcades and a funfair. 2 minutes walk away is the local, The Lodge, which offers lovely meals and a great beer with garden. There is a play park directly over the road from the cottage and a local shop which offers fresh croissants and other delicious treats.

Old Hunstanton is the place to be. There are leaflets at the cottage to let you know of the many places nearby to visit. I can also advise you further if you would like details

Glamping Pod set in the tranquil Norfolk countryside. Conveniently located for the North Norfolk Coast and many other local attractions. The individual pod includes a sofa pull out bed, pull out table, stalls, clothes hanging facilities, small mirror, heating, fridge, microwave, kettle, storage spaces, parking space and access to modern on site shower and toilet facilities (shared) Please note: Bed linen is not provided

Spacious Glamping pod set on a well drained paddock, experience a camping like experience with all the "glam" of some modern luxuries.

Set in a rural village with lots of country walks and bike routes in the surrounding area: Other local attractions include: 4 miles from The market town of Fakenham Less than 1 mile to Godwick Great Barn wedding venue 1.5 miles to the Brisley Bell award winning pub 5 Miles to Pensthorpe Nature reserve 10 miles to Wells next to sea 12 miles to Burnham Market Holkham Hall Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse Moreston seal trips

The boathouse is a unique space which sleeps 2 in one bedroom/sitting room overlooking the Broad. Fully centrally heated and completely renovated last year, it also has kitchenette, wet room and sunny patio. A pub and cafe are a short walk away. Hot tub rental available.

The Boat House is a unique space which sleeps 2 in one bedroom/sitting room. Fully centrally heated and completely renovated last year, the property has a wonderfully sunny patio where you can relax after a busy day exploring the area. The accommodation comprises of one large room upstairs which has a Feather and Black bed which can be split into twin beds or made into one large double bed. This room also has two armchairs and a TV with a large inbuilt desk set under a window which looks out towards the Broad and the moored boats. This is a wonderful space for the budding writer or for enjoying breakfast. The original staircase (fairly steep) leads down to the kitchenette (please note, no oven) and wetroom. The wetroom has underfloor heating. There is a pub and a cafe in the village, both 5 minute's walk away which serve lunch and evening meals (only the pub serves the latter). There is also 'The Ship Inn' in South Walsham which serves meals and is just over a mile away. The apartment is dog friendly, we accept one well behaved dog. HOT TUB RENTAL £75 per short break. The tub is filled and heated for your arrival and comes with a chilled bottle of prosecco! Homemade cake, fizz and balloons for special occasions £30

Ranworth is a beautiful village in the heart of the Norfolk Broads. There is a nature reserve in the village which has a thatched visitor centre on stilts at the end of a boardwalk which overlooks Ranworth Broad. From here you can take wildlife trips on the Norfolk Wildlife Trust boat. There is a huge array of birds and wildlife to observe and listen to here. The rare swallowtail butterfly can often be seen in the garden. Ranworth church which you can see from the property is known as the 'Cathedral of the Broads'. Climb up to the top of the tower and enjoy wonderful views of the village and views all the way across to the coast. The church is known for it's beautiful rood screen and antiphoner and is well worth a visit. There is also a cafe here. A few minutes walk from the accommodation is the staithe which is host to the many boats which visit the village. Here you will find a pub, shop (closed from November until March) and cafe. It's a great spot to have a meal or a drink and watch the world go by. There are walks in the area and you may also like to visit the nearby Fairhaven Woodland and Water Gardens, which comprises of 53 hectares (131 acres) of beautiful ancient woodland, water gardens and a private broad at South Walsham. Amongst the many things that make living here special, are waking up to the sunshine with the mist hanging over the broad (with the boom of the bittern in the distance if you are lucky!), listening to the owls hooting late at night and drifting along the river on a boat. There is so much to see and do here not only in the village but also in the rest of the Broads. We are also close to many beaches. Winterton beach is a favourite both with locals and our guests. There is cafe right on the beach and a cosy pub in the village of Winterton. Norwich is only half an hour away with it's wonderful shops and museums. Wroxham is 15 minutes away where you can hire a boat to explore the waterways and there are fishing jetties on the River Bure, about 10 minutes drive away. Imagine Spa in Blofield Heath has a range of relaxing treatments available too, again only 10 minutes away!

Set in 3 acres Mulberry Barn is a contemporary Barn with a self contained, apartment/studio. During the current crisis we are taking reservations where essential travel only is required. The bedroom is located on a mezzanine(low ceiling so not great for tall people) and has a memory foam mattress .Private outside eating area, secluded and wonderfully peaceful. Electric gate and 24/7 security cameras.

Please note this Flat/Annex has a paddle (space saving) staircase which has a steep incline (see photos) It's private and self contained with no-one overlooking you. It's light and airy with immediate access outside into the garden. Outside there's a small sitting area with a table and 2 chairs. Guests are welcomed to explore the large garden. The kitchen is well equipped with lots of utensils and crockery.

5 Miles from Diss. Fantastic village shop nearby which opens until 10pm Half an hour from Norwich. 40 Minutes from Southwold and the coast. We have another home here, conveniently located 3 mins from the town centre. Please see our other listing for details. A fantastic country pub, The Half Moon is only a 10 minutes walk from the house. The Fox and Goose restaurant in Fressingfield is highly recommended and only 15 minutes drive. Booking recommended as it really popular.

Old Dairy Barn is a perfect hideaway, ideal for a short break or longer holiday to perhaps celebrate a birthday or anniversary, or to stay longer and explore the surrounding area. On the doorstep of the Norfolk Broads and the North Norfolk Coast. Not far from the City of Norwich and walking distance to the beautiful village of Worstead with it's pub. The cottage also benefits from a new Wellis hot tub, which is shared with our other 1 bedroom cottage and can be booked for private use.

The one bedroom cottage is in the grounds of the main Barn, situated in the North Norfolk country side, walking distance to the village of Worstead and not far from the market town of North Walsham. The bedroom has a stunning four poster bed. There is a fully fitted and equipped kitchen where you can prepare your meals, we will leave a welcome basket with a continental breakfast, tea, coffee and nespresso machine. The location and cottage are ideally suited to those that enjoy the great outdoors, with lovely country walks and local cycle routes. There is also a gym on site and a luxurious Wellis Spa hot tub, that is the perfect way to relax at the end of a long day. We have adult and children’s bikes that are available to rent. We have some great cycle routes in the immediate area, starting at the property, from 5km to 200km, we can provide a recommendation for you. Guided cycling tours can be arranged with us at weekends at an extra charge, please enquire if you are interested. We can arrange leisurely rides along the Weavers Way.

The cottage is located close to Worstead, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom. The Norfolk and Suffolk Broads are Britain's largest protected wetland and third largest inland waterway in the UK, with the status of a national park. It's also home to some of the rarest plants and animals in the UK. The Broads Authority was set up in 1989, with responsibility for conservation, planning, recreation and waterways. From windswept beaches and quaint coastal villages to nature reserves, market towns and beautiful sweeping countryside perfect for an amble. There are many things to do and places to visit throughout Norfolk, including excellent family attractions along with a fantastic calendar of year-round events held in different towns and villages. The fine city of Norwich is only a short drive away making for an ideal day trip for culture, shopping, theatre or eating out. The city of London is a 90 minute train ride away from Norwich station, trains leave every 30 minutes.

You really couldn’t be nearer the water or the harbour when you stay at this luxurious romantic retreat set right in the heart of Wells-next-the-Sea with unbeatable views of the harbour! Picture perfect for loved-up couples or a small family, take one step out of this beautiful luxury apartment and you’re literally right on the harbour in lively Wells-next-the-Sea, with its numerous restaurants, pubs and boutiques and shops. One step inside this boutique retreat and you’ll immediately fall in love with the calming embrace which envelopes you as you walk through the door. The incredible view of the fishing boats and sea from the breakfast table is undoubtedly the star of the show and the owners have opted for a subtle and calming decor throughout the property, so you seamlessly slip into a relaxed holiday mode from the moment you arrive. Watch as the fisherman land their catch (it is a working harbour) or join the children on the quay as they spend hours crabbing (or as it is known locally ‘gillying’) from the harbour wall. You will love returning to the apartment and snuggling down to watch a movie on an evening after dining out at one of the fabulous pubs/restaurants that fill this enchanting little seaside town, so loved for its beach huts, sand dunes and pine forest. Additional Information Please note: Children 10 years and older are welcome at this property. Sorry, no pets. Additional sleeping is available on a sofa bed in the sitting room, please specify at time of booking if you would like linens for this. Access Notes: There are wide doors throughout and a walk-in shower. One large entrance step. Parking is round the back of the property. Ground Floor: Shower room With shower, wash basin and WC. Sitting room With sofa bed (see additional information) and television with DVD player. Dining kitchen With breakfast bar seating four, large window with views to the sea, gas range cooker and hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge, freezer, washing machine. Master bedroom With super-king size bed. En-suite bathroom Contemporary, freestanding roll top bath, large walk-in shower, heated towel rail, two wash basins, bidet and WC. Outside: There is no outside space, but you are directly opposite the harbour and quay where there are benches on a grassy area diagonally opposite, which you could easily take advantage of on sunny days, plus you'll enjoy the most spectacular of views. Parking for one car at the rear of the property, although not designated. A parking permit will be available for use during your stay, please leave this is in the apartment when you depart.

This recently renovated property is located in Tottenhill. The popular village of Watlington is close by which has a shop, pub, fish and chips and train station! The property is smoke free and pet free. Please be aware the neighbours do have friendly dogs (they do not enter property). As this is a cottage we do have a dehumidifier, however, guests are more than welcome to turn this off. Tottenhill is a short drive from Downham Market and King's Lynn.

This cottage is modern, living room and kitchen downstairs, double bedroom, single bedroom and bathroom upstairs.

This little Shepherd hut is fully equipped to offer a base to explore the surrounding area. The village is quintessentially English ! Small church - Village green - a handful of houses - more horses than people - very quiet.

We can offer a spare bed for those travelling with children. it is a funky blow up mattress with bedding. Inflated in a minute !! Amazing to watch. Just let us know if you would like the extra bed. You get a hot tub tooooo .. for a small fee !

It is a small village and no pub or shop for 4 miles. please make sure to bring some provisions with you !

A cosy, two story annexe with fully functional kitchen, including a washing machine for guests sole use and cosy log burner in the living room. Guests are within walking distance of a fantastic gastro pub, should you not feel like cooking. https://www.theboars.co.uk Perfect for access to Wymondham and Norwich, or as a stop off on the way to the beautiful Norfolk Broads or beaches. Guests have off street parking directly outside the annexe.

Please note that the annexe has a stone staircase between floors and also low ceilings upstairs. I advise that owing to the stone staircase, this property may not be suitable if guests have young children who are mobile, or if any guests have vision or mobility impairment. The property has a free standing bath tub, but does not have a shower. I can provide a travel cot, or an extra single mattress if needed.

Spooner Row is a quiet rural town, however is within reach of the city of Norwich, which has many great restaurants and bars. I am happy to give recommendations. I also strongly recommend the local pub, The Boars, in Spooner Row https://www.theboars.co.uk

A converted Tool Shed! offering self contained accommodation, & garden area, with private double bedroom, shower room, living / dining area (incl sofa bunk bed) Kitchenette & fridge freezer, it offers all the facilities needed for a break away. **An outdoor covered BBQ cooking area** A pt of Milk and Orange juice will be waiting for you in the fridge!

Self contained luxury accommodation for up to 5 people 1 private double bedroom, 1 sofa bunk bed Also available ; an air bed or travel cot - if required / requested The living area comprises of kitchenette with toaster, kettle, combination microwave oven and grill, small table top induction hob, cutlery & crockery and fridge freezer , Sofa bunk bed and table and chairs Shower room with large walk in shower toilet and wash basin The Tool Shed is fully insulated and has climate controlled heating so can be used all year round There is a Television with built in DVD player Large garden with patio garden furniture. You will feel tucked away from the world - but when you are ready to explore , it's all on your doorstep !! Outside you will find an outdoor cooking area including BBQ and hob for alfresco dining! Set within a rural hamlet yet only two mins from the main A11 , The Tool Shed is located within the grounds of The Old Barn

At The Tool Shed you are tucked away from the World but when you are ready to explore it's all on your doorstep With Thetford Forest just down the road and Norwich and Cambridge both a short drive this is the perfect location to explore Norfolk , Suffolk & Cambridge - not to mention Snetterton Race Circuit less than 1 mile away The Angel Inn at larling is 20 min walk ( or a 2 min drive!) offering fantastic home cooked food all day every day - it does get busy so is always advisable to book The English Whiskey Distillery is about 3 miles from The Tool Shed There is plenty to see and do in the local area, the coast is about 50 mins away If you are an early riser it is not unusual to see Muntjac Deer in the garden or the odd pheasant or two Located in a Dark Sky area, gives The Tool Shed an evening tranquility especially on a clear night. There is a small wind up torch in The Tool Shed but you may want to bring one with you if arriving after dark

Wood Lodge is a lovely self catering holiday get away in North Runcton, Norfolk, close to the stunning North Norfolk coast, Sandringham Estate and North Norfolk Nature Reserve. Wood Lodge has the benefit of being located near some of the country's most stunning scenery, comprising of country estates, beaches, bird watching and various walks. You will also find other activities and outings to suit a variety of interests, ages and, of course, English weather situations!

Wood Lodge, a self contained property, is newly renovated to a high standard focusing on comfortable living for either a family, friends or couples wishing for time away. Wood Lodge comprises of 2 double bedrooms, one downstairs bedroom with 1 double bed and an upstairs bedroom with 2 single beds. There is also a double sofa bed in the living area. The kitchen and bathroom (both downstairs) have just been refurbished, making the accommodation very comfortable. Within the living area there are 2 large sofas, television with DVD player, dining table and chairs for up to 6 people. Outside there is a large garden area (sole use for Wood Lodge) with picnic table, great for children to spread their legs! WIFI is available throughout the lodge. Wood Lodge is situated next to our home, Wood Cottage. YOU'LL BE HAPPY TO KNOW WE DO NOT CHARGE A CLEANING FEE. ALL TOWELS AND LINEN ARE PROVIDED TRAVEL COT AND HIGH CHAIR PROVIDED ON REQUEST, GUESTS WOULD NEED TO BRING BEDDING FOR THE COT. CHECKOUT IS 10.30am

Wood Lodge, only 4 miles from the historic Hanseatic port town of King's Lynn,has the benefit of being located near some of the country's most stunning scenery, comprising of country estates, beaches, bird watching and various walks. You will also find other activities and outings to suit a variety of interests, ages and, of course, English weather situations! Please see the information leaflets in Wood Lodge or feel free to ask your hosts, Robbie and Helen upon arrival. King's Lynn has various restaurants and pubs, as do the local villages. Thers is also a Sainsburys and Tescos 5 mins away.

Bears Cottage is situated in the centre of a private 200 acre woodland - the only dwelling within the wood. Built in the 1850's, the house has just been fully restored. Guests can enjoy the surrounding woodland & over 10 miles of tracks within it during their stay. Bears Cottage's isolation gives it absolute peace and privacy, a chance to escape the busy world in which we live with the Norfolk Coastline only 8 miles away. Perfect for Couples, Families, Wildlife enthusiasts and Pets.

Week Bookings: Custom weekly prices apply with weeks ranging from £1100 - £2295. Please enquire for short break pricing options. Bears Cottage was built in 1856 as a Woodman's house for workers on the Holkham Estate. The 2nd Earl of Leicester was a large collector of tree species and the woodland was used as an experimental plot for many different species of tree new to the country. Many of these still stand today and are some of the largest of their species in the country for example Giant Redwoods and Noble Firs. The woodland is home to a large number of bird and animal species. The Cottage has been restored throughout 2016 to give it everything required for a modern high standard holiday let. Bike rental is also available - see below for details.

Bears Cottage is well situated for exploring the surrounding beauty of Norfolk. Within half an hour you have almost the entire North Norfolk coastline and beaches, with all the pubs and villages that make this part of England famous; Holt, Wells, Brancaster, Salthouse, Blakeney, Holkham, Burnham Market to name just a few. There are a large number of famous Nature Reserves such as Titchwell, Pensthorpe, Strubshaw Fen and Blakeney for a start! There are also many Stately Homes and Gardens within easy reach such as Felbrigg, Blickling, Holkham, Houghton. This area of Norfolk has something for everyone including of course the woodland you have surrounding you.

Charming,self-contained annexe,amazing location-2 mins walk to largest Broad,sailing club,riverside pub.Truly something for all.Perfect for exploring wildlife by boat or by foot at the Nature Reserve.Dogs love the many Blue Flag beaches nearby,walkers love Weavers Way & Horsey is a short drive-famous for it’s Winter seal pups.The annexe has cooking facilities,own garden,fire pit & is separate from the main house-you can feel comfortable to come and go as you please.We love it here,sure you will!

In addition to the double bed we have 2 camp beds, a cot and highchair available if required. Please note we have a shower only. There is a heated towel rail in the bathroom.

If it is wildlife you are interested in Norfolk Wildlife Trust provide boat tours. The Nature Reserve in the village provides a great spot for walking and bird watching. Whispering Reeds Boat Yard is an excellent place to hire canoes, motor, rowing and sailing boats (pre-booking is recommended particularly in high season and public holidays. Please note the boatyard closes for 2 weeks over the Christmas period) If you fancy taking your own Sailing yacht on holiday, you can enjoy the fantastic Hickling Broad Sailing Club where they offer our guests daily memberships for a small fee. We are surrounded by countryside so it's ideal for dog walkers, cyclists and motorcyclists. Horse riding lessons are also available in the village (again best to pre-book) We are a short drive away from a 'Blue Flag' beach at Sea Palling and are located halfway between Great Yarmouth and Norwich, which have so many family attractions to explore you can keep all ages of children entertained! We are also a short drive away from many other parts of the famous Norfolk broads:Potter Heigham, Horning and Wroxham to name a few!

Little Bengate Barn is a perfect hideaway, ideal for a short break or longer holiday to perhaps celebrate a birthday or anniversary, or to stay longer and explore the surrounding area. On the doorstep of the Norfolk Broads and the North Norfolk Coast. Not far from the City of Norwich and walking distance to the beautiful village of Worstead with it's pub. The cottage also benefits from a new Wellis hot tub, which is shared with our other 1 bedroom cottage and can be booked for private use.

The one bedroom cottage is in the grounds of the main Barn, situated in the North Norfolk country side, walking distance to the village of Worstead and not far from the market town of North Walsham. The bedroom has a stunning four poster bed. There is a fully fitted and equipped kitchen where you can prepare your meals, we will leave a welcome basket with a continental breakfast, tea, coffee and nespresso machine. The location and cottage are ideally suited to those that enjoy the great outdoors, with lovely country walks and local cycle routes. There is also a gym on site and a luxurious Wellis Spa hot tub, that is the perfect way to relax at the end of a long day. We have adult and children’s bikes that are available to rent. We have some great cycle routes in the immediate area, starting at the property, from 5km to 200km, we can provide a recommendation for you. Guided cycling tours can be arranged with us at weekends at an extra charge, please enquire if you are interested. We can arrange leisurely rides along the Weavers Way.

The cottage is located close to Worstead, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom. The Norfolk and Suffolk Broads are Britain's largest protected wetland and third largest inland waterway in the UK, with the status of a national park. It's also home to some of the rarest plants and animals in the UK. The Broads Authority was set up in 1989, with responsibility for conservation, planning, recreation and waterways. From windswept beaches and quaint coastal villages to nature reserves, market towns and beautiful sweeping countryside perfect for an amble. There are many things to do and places to visit throughout Norfolk, including excellent family attractions along with a fantastic calendar of year-round events held in different towns and villages. The fine city of Norwich is only a short drive away making for an ideal day trip for culture, shopping, theatre or eating out. The city of London is a 90 minute train ride away from Norwich station, trains leave every 30 minutes.

This is a lovely light filled and spacious room with an amazingly comfy king-sized bed! It's got an old fashioned wardrobe, nice old painted floorboards and beverage making facilities so that you can feel you are almost in your own little flat. Our house is a colourful arty sort of house, as recent guests have pointed out, and we are all friendly. I put breakfast things on the table (cereals, bread, crumpets, spreads, milk etc) so guests can help themselves if they want to.

I'm not sure what makes this place unique as I've lived here so long but quite a few people have told me that they like all the wallpaper (quite retro, apparently, according to an art school trio that filmed here!) and the cosy lounge....

This area is a favoured attractive residential area of Norwich with good access to the city centre, transport links and the hospital and University. It would be ideal for someone working temporarily at the hospital, UEA, or in the theatre or attending an interview (I ve had a few guests staying overnight for interviews the next day). Just around the corner is the popular Greengrocer's coffee shop (great for drinks and meals), a Coop store with really nice staff, an eclectic food, jewellery and brilliant organic cosmetics shop (run by the charming Francis) and there are also some delightful non-chain pubs close by. There is also a Tesco Express and another Coop store on Unthank Road. If you want a springtime stroll in the area, you'll find Heigham Park about 3 minutes from our door.