Log Cabins to RentBig skies and stunning sandy beaches and the tranquil Norfolk Broads; Norfolk boasts some glorious coast and countryside. Great for birdwatching, cycling or walking. Quaint flint cottages, windmills and churches to explore, including Cley-next-the-sea and Blakeney.
This skilfully converted period barn is situated within a small complex of properties in a rural countryside location and is ideally placed for a small family to explore everything north Norfolk has to offer. Wells next the Sea is within easy reach and Holkham and Brancaster boast magnificent sandy beaches. There are also premier bird reserves at Sculthorpe, Titchwell, Cley and Snettisham. Within a thirty minute drive you can catch a boat at Blakeney Point and see the resident seals. The popular Sandringham House Estate and stunning Holkham Hall are two of the finest stately homes of Norfolk and are a short drive away. Children will absolutely love the Sea Life Centre at Hunstanton, a traditional seaside resort providing all kinds of family fun. Should a bit of retail therapy be on your agenda, Fakenham, just a short drive away, offers good shopping, pubs, restaurants, ten pin bowling and a cinema. As you enter Field View, you arrive in the well equipped kitchen/diner which provides guests with use of an electric oven and hob, a microwave, fridge/freezer and washing machine. The dining table and chairs for up to four guests offers the perfect place to prepare and serve the family breakfast, lunch and dinner. Off from the kitchen is the cosy lounge area offering the ideal place to relax and unwind whilst watching the TV/DVD available. There is a sofa and two chairs to use whilst you watch your favourite family movie. There is access to a downstairs twin bedroom along with storage and the family bathroom is also located on the ground floor and has a shower over bath and WC. The master double bedroom is located above the living area via a flight of stairs and has storage space for your belongings. To the rear of the property, patio doors open from the lounge area out onto a private patio where there is a BBQ and garden furniture provided. A spacious shared games room is a fantastic addition to the property and has plenty to keep younger guests or competitive adults occupied, with snooker table, pool table, and table tennis, as well as a selection of toys and games for young children. There is parking available for two cars
1 OF 2 PROPERTIES, GRADE 11 LISTED, CONVERTED VILLAGE BARN INTO 2 SEPERATE DWELLINGS SLEEPS 4 PROPERTY CODE STBN8 SLEEPS 2 The barn has been skilfully converted into two comfortable holiday homes retaining many of the original features including exposed beams and low doorways. The property over looks 55 acres of common ground which you are free to explore, with a duck pond and children s play area. The owners run a vintage car restoration business on site. Located in Mulbarton which offers a small collection of shops, fish and chip shop and an Adnam s pub, all within walking distance of the property. It is within easy reach of the fine city of Norwich with its cathedrals, theatres and night life. A little further takes you to the Norfolk Broads for day boat hire and fishing. Great Yarmouth for traditional seaside entertainment or Lowestoft with vast stretches of sandy beaches and promenade, both within a 1 hour drive. Entering this charming barn full of character the kitchen/diner with electric oven and hob, fridge, freezer, washer/dryer and microwave. The lounge is located on the first floor with electric effect fire, flatscreen TV and video. The master double bedroom is on the first floor along with the bathroom having shower and separate bath. The twin bedroom is located on the second floor, this is accessed via open tread stairs which also leads to a gallery overlooking the lounge. Gallery with balustrade rails. (Children must be supervised). Outside: regret no outside area although the properties back onto a very large common, perfect for walkers and children to let off steam.
Regarded as one of Norfolk s finest beaches thanks to its long stretch of sand and safe swimming, Mundesley features a promenade lined with colourful beach huts. Jump in the car and head to the family friendly seaside resort of Cromer (7.5 miles), home to an array of shops, attractions, and restaurants, together with its very own theatre located on the pier. Keen walkers will love the delights of the Norfolk Coast, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, which takes in salt marshes, wonderful nature reserves and dunes. A little further afield, you can hire a boat for the day to explore the stunning and vast waterways of the Norfolk Broads (16 miles) and also visit the stunning cathedral city of Norwich (20 miles). This newest edition at Mundesley Holiday Village has been beautifully designed and decorated to offer super stylish and comfortable accommodation. The nearest beach is located approximately only a 10 minute walk away, perfect for an evening stroll or a day building sandcastles. Enter the property and walk down the hallway towards the open plan bespoke kitchen/diner and lounge area. Keen cooks will feel right at home with the use of an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and washer/dryer, and once a hearty meal is prepared, you can serve up at the dining table which can seat up to six guests. For a quick coffee or a light snack, you can gather at the kitchen island with bar stools. The lounge area has three comfortable sofas, seating six, that surround a wall mounted Smart TV, so after a busy day out on the coast, where better to relax and unwind with loved ones whilst you watch a movie? Off the lounge to the right is a king size bedroom with plenty of storage space for your belongings and an en suite shower room with a WC. Head back out and through the lounge, to the opposite side to find another king size bedroom with an en suite shower room and WC. Heading back to the front of the property, find the third bedroom which has a king size zip and link bed (that can be made up to a twin on request) and an en suite bathroom with a separate bath, shower, and WC. The property benefits from its own spa area which features a whirlpool bath for two, a sauna, and a wall mounted TV providing the most divine area to relax and indulge yourself. Outside is a patio area with a table and chairs, so you can enjoy some drinks and dine alfresco. There is ample off road parking, and a shared games room with snooker and pool tables, table football, board games, and table tennis.
The magnificent 14th century church stands proud at the heart of the village of Worstead, the property sits within the grounds of the thriving pub, which offers food and entertainment regularly. The village also has an annual festival held in the summer. No trip to Norfolk would be complete without a trip to the coast, visit Horsey to see the resident colony of seals. Delightful walks can be taken direct from the property into the countryside, further afield lies The Broads and Wroxham with boat trips along the peaceful waterways spotting birds and wildlife. Enter into the light and spacious lounge/kitchen/diner, with contemporary radiators which makes the room warm and inviting. The kitchen is great for preparing meals, which can be enjoyed in the dining area which is also great for a game of cards or scrabble. The kitchen has an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge and washing machine. There is a large TV in the lounge area with a comfortable corner sofa to relax on with a coffee after a busy day exploring Norfolk and all it has to offer. There is a double bedroom and shower room with shower and WC. Outside there is a bench to sit on and watch the world go by whilst enjoying a glass of wine. The property also benefits from access to the pub gardens. There is parking for 2 cars.
Impressive property that enjoys a quiet location in attractive rural surroundings, just 2.5 miles outside the historic town of Fakenham, with its shops and eateries. The surrounding countryside is perfect for those who enjoy leisurely country walks or cycle rides, whilst there are numerous stately homes and estates which make excellent destinations for day trips, including those at Houghton Hall, Sandringham, and Holkham Hall. Holkham is also home to a simply stunning coastal estate which boasts a huge sandy beach backed by pine trees, offering particularly picturesque seascapes which famously provided the backdrop for the film Shakespeare in Love . The ground floor of this beautifully restored 18th century barn is entirely given to an open plan living area comprising a stylish open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. An exposed wooden beam runs along the centre of the room, acting as a separating line between the lounge area and the kitchen/diner. The corner sofa offers an inviting spot to relax and unwind with family or friends whilst enjoying the warmth from the stainless steel wood burner, perhaps with a favourite film on the TV/DVD. A large wooden dining table seats six, beyond which there is a second dining area at the island breakfast bar in the kitchen which is well equipped with an oven, hob, microwave, dishwasher and an American style fridge/freezer. A washing machine and tumble dryer, meanwhile, can be found in the pool house for those who need to do laundry. Tucked away in the corner of the open plan living space a door opens onto a cloakroom with WC. Wooden stairs lead to the bedrooms on the first floor, which have all been finished to the same high standard as the downstairs living area. The master bedroom is an attractive sanctuary like retreat with a double four poster bed, plenty of storage space, and a glossy en suite shower room with a shower and WC. There is also a twin room and a bunk bedroom which benefits from reinforced glass in the floor level window. The bathroom can also be found on the first floor of the property and offers a deep freestanding bath and WC. The property benefits from excellent shared facilities which include an indoor heated swimming pool and a large games room with table football, pool table, and table tennis. In addition to this, guests enjoy access to an impressive seven acres of grounds which includes a shared courtyard seating area with garden furniture and a BBQ. There are also grassed areas and paddocks to explore which provide plenty of space to relax and play. There is off road parking for three cars.
Thorpe Market is a tranquil village ideally situated for exploring the Norfolk coast. The popular and traditional seaside town of Cromer is just 4 miles away, and the beautiful beach at Mundesley is also within easy reach. As well as the coast, the property is close to many fascinating National Trust properties including Felbrigg Hall and Blickling Hall. The famous Norfolk Broads are also nearby and are perfect for boat trips and relaxing in pubs by the river. There are plenty of charming villages and market towns to discover, including Roughton and North Walsham. You can also explore the beautiful Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty or drive over to Caister on Sea, Great Yarmouth or Norwich. On entering this delightful holiday property you will find yourself in the light and airy open plan lounge/kitchen. With comfy seating, TV/DVD, the comfortable and welcoming lounge is an ideal space to relax in. The kitchen is fully equipped with an electric oven, dishwasher and fridge/freezer. Exploring this charming property further, you will find two cosy bedrooms. There s a double room, which can be accessed via two steps, and three steps lead you up into the single room, which has an extra pull out bed. This room is suitable for either one adult , one adult and one child/cot or two children. You will also find a shower room complete with a large walk in shower and WC. Stepping outside you will find a private patio area with table, chairs and BBQ, allowing you to sit back and dine al fresco. The cottage s lovely garden looks out across the village green. There is a large climbing frame with a slide and swings in the garden, and there is also a small enclosed pond. There is off road parking available for two cars. The owners can also provide a wide range of beach kit including buckets, spades and windbreaks if you re heading off to the beach.
This enchanting conversion enjoys a quiet farmland location in rural Norfolk, on the edge of the small village of Wellingham. The countryside surrounding the farm is peppered with pretty villages, many of which have welcoming pubs serving local food and drinks. The nearest of these is in the neighbouring village of Weasenham St Peter, which is situated three miles away. The property is ideally situated for those who want to enjoy spending time at the seaside, with both the north and west Norfolk coasts located within a thirty minute drive, allowing guests to easily enjoy day trips to Wells next the Sea, King s Lynn, and Hunstanton. Other places of interest in the area include the royal estate at Sandringham, the handsome Palladian manor house of Holkham Hall, and the historic market town of Fakenham. Guests approach the front door of this idyllic barn conversion cottage through the pretty gardens which are part of the National Garden Scheme and maintained to a fantastic standard throughout the year. Stepping inside, guests will find themselves in an attractive open plan space with a vaulted beamed ceiling and whitewashed fireplace with a warming wood burner. A well chosen collection of ornate rugs, artworks, and antique furnishings add a personal touch to the room and gives the space a delightful sense of character. A deep, inviting sofa sits under the beams and allows guests to cosy up at night, perhaps with a favourite film on the TV/DVD. The kitchen area is set off to one side of the room and offers a fantastic range of equipment including an oven, hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, and washing machine. A door way leads through to the bedroom, a romantic sanctuary with a four poster bed and more of the owner s unique artistic pieces. The en suite bathroom offers the best of both worlds, with a bath, separate shower cubicle, and WC. Patio doors from the living area open onto a raised terrace seating area with a table and chairs allowing guests to enjoy alfresco drinks whilst taking in the beautiful surroundings of the gardens. Guests can enjoy access to the owner s four acres of oasis like gardens, which are part of the National Garden Scheme. There is a gorgeous rose garden, a small arboretum, a carp pond, and an exotic gravel garden, as well as a paddock which is home to a herd of zika deer and informal gardens with free range hens and rhea. There is off road parking for two cars.
Dating back to the mid 1700 s, this impressive barn is ideally located on the edge of a pretty market town in North Norfolk and provides an excellent base from which to explore this beautiful part of the county. With the Norfolk coastline easily accessible, why not explore some of the many quaint seaside villages with picturesque scenery, breath taking landscapes and traditional family fun. The Broads with miles of magical waterways is a memorable experience especially when viewed from the water by day boat. No stay in the area is complete without a visit to the fine city of Norwich with its Norman castle and impressive cathedral and offering a variety of attractions to appeal to all ages and tastes. Upon arrival, this stunning barn will immediately impress with its magnificent lounge with feature window through to the dining area allowing light to flood the room. The vaulted ceiling and spacious nature of the lounge creates a wonderful atmosphere in which to relax on the comfortable sofas, perhaps have a game of table football, watch the TV/DVD, or simply enjoy spending time with loved ones. The wood burner helps keep the chill off even the coolest nights and adds to the charm of this traditional Norfolk Barn. Moving through to the open plan kitchen/diner, guests will find everything required to cook and dine in style, equipped with an electric range cooker and hob, fridge/freezer, combination microwave and handy dishwasher while a separate utility room contains a washing machine. The rustic style dining table with views both into the lounge and out to the rear garden offers a fine place to enjoy a meal. There are four bedrooms on the ground floor, the first being a twin with wood burner, and seating which can double as a handy place for children to watch TV, the second being a double, and the third is a further double with en suite shower room with massaging jets to really invigorate after a day exploring and WC, and lastly a second twin bedroom. Finishing the ground floor accommodation is an entrance porch with seating and a separate shower room with WC. Heading upstairs to the first floor, guests will find the barns fifth bedroom, a king size with lovely views over fields and farmland and a stylish bathroom benefiting from the same view, with shower, roll top bath and WC. While the barn internally is spoilt for choice when it comes to space for relaxation and entertainment, the outside is just as impressive. Guests are able to enjoy relaxing in the hot tub or perhaps a spot of al fresco dining on the garden furniture with fire pit and large charcoal BBQ. Children and pets can play safely in the enclosed rear garden and the little courtyard area with outdoor dining table and bench, a great place to grab a quiet morning coffee or to spend a little time in the company of a good book, as is the former greenhouse which has been cleverly adapted to provide a seating area with lighting so that guests are able to gaze out and watch for wild birds in the garden. There is off road parking for four cars adjacent to the barn.
Situated in an unspoilt and attractive part of rural Norfolk. For a traditional seaside resort, Cromer is just a short drive away which provides a fantastic family day out, whether it s for quality fish and chips or to catch a show at the theatre on the pier. Guests can enjoy easy access to a number of popular locations including the stunning Georgian town of Holt with its boutique independent shops, pubs and restaurants, as well as the National Trust sites of Felbrigg and Blickling Hall. Wroxham, the gateway to the Norfolk broads, is slightly further afield where you can hire a boat for the day and explore the stunning waterways. Guests entering this beautifully presented oak floored converted barn, arrive in the hallway and on your left is the spacious open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. In the lounge area, with its original beams, there is a comfortable sofa which is also a sofa bed and two armchairs, providing the ideal setting for the family to gather around and relax after a busy day out exploring and swimming in the indoor pool. The kitchen area is well equipped, featuring an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. The dining area has enough seating for everyone, perfect to gather around and plan your activities over breakfast, lunch or dinner. Heading down the hallway, not only will you find storage cupboards, but two lovely bedrooms to choose from. There is a cosy twin bedroom or the spacious master king size bedroom with an en suite shower room and WC. There is also a bathroom next to both bedrooms with a bath and WC. Heading to the front of the property and to the left is the large, shared indoor swimming pool (which is not lifeguarded) which benefits from all year round heating, there is also a very charming shared outdoor children s play area behind the swimming pool, perfect to keep the little ones busy whilst you relax on the seating and enjoy the unspoilt views of the countryside. You will also find access to shared washing machines and a tumble dryer, found in the reception hut. Heading outside to the rear of the property, is a large, enclosed and private lawn and patio area with table and chairs for up to six guests and a BBQ. There is off road parking for two cars adjacent to the barn.
This period barn is situated in a small complex of properties within a peaceful countryside location and is ideally placed for families to explore everything North Norfolk has to offer. Holkham, Wells next the Sea and Brancaster, boast magnificent sandy beaches and there are important bird reserves at Sculthorpe, Titchwell, Cley and Snettisham. Walking and sailing are a delight along this unique coastline, and the quiet lanes inland are perfect for cycling and walking. Boat trips to see the seals off Blakeney Point regularly depart from Blakeney Quay and Morston. Sandringham House Estate and Holkham Hall are two of the finest stately homes of Norfolk and are a short drive away. Children will love the Sea Life Centre at Hunstanton, a traditional seaside resort providing all kinds of family fun. Arriving at this property, guests will first come to a hallway which leads onto the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. This charming room with its beamed ceiling has the feel of a rustic country hideaway, with its lounge area at one side of the room and the kitchen at the other. Two comfortable sofas and a chair, along with a colourful rug create a cosy atmosphere in the lounge area where there is also a TV/DVD. The dining table seats six and is overlooked by the kitchen area with its good range of equipment including an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer and washing machine. There is also a double room located on the ground floor just off from the kitchen area, as well the bathroom which offers a shower over bath and WC. Wooden stairs lead up to the first floor with galleried double bedroom and galleried twin room. To the rear of the property, patio doors open from the lounge area out onto a private patio where there is a BBQ and garden furniture provided. A spacious shared games room is a fantastic addition to the property and has plenty to keep younger guests or competitive adults occupied, with snooker table, pool table, and table tennis, as well as a selection of toys and games for young children. There is off road parking for two cars. Highchair, travel cot and stairgate available on request.
