Log Cabins to RentNot only the North Norfolk Coast with its vast beaches like Holkham, and salt marshes at Blakeney and Cley, the East of England offers historic Cambridge, Ely Cathedral, the calm beauty of the Broads, pretty villages of Suffolk and a variety of wildlife. It's no surprise it appeals to artists, photographers, cyclists and bird watchers.
This attractive barn conversion, just outside Wymondham, situated down a private track on a working farm with cattle grazing and abundant wildlife, offers peace and solitude for those wishing to escape the hectic pace of life. It is surrounded by glorious countryside and looks out onto two ponds. It is ideally positioned to explore all that Norfolk has to offer, and only a few miles from the market town of Wymondham where you can browse many of the Tudor shop windows, or enjoy coffee looking out onto the pretty market square. A 20 minute walk along riverside footpaths takes you to the market town of Wymondham for shops, restaurants and pubs. Wymondham abbey is on route into the town; known as one of the finest and most interesting historic churches in East Anglia. Other amenities include a leisure centre with swimming pool and nearby there are privately owned fishing lakes at Barford with day tickets available. The quieter seaside resorts of Southwold and Aldeburgh can be reached within an hour or the famous Broads, for day boat hire, are within easy reach. The fine city of Norwich with theatres, a castle, museums and a cathedral is only 9 miles away, and easy accessible by the 19th Century train station in Wymondham. On entering the property on the ground floor a Lounge/diner: attractive room with Flatscreen TV with built in DVD player, wood burner and french doors to the patio. Kitchen: with washer/dryer, fridge/freezer, range oven and microwave. A bedroom with Zip and Link bed which can be presented as a twin or as a King size bed on request. Bathroom with shower. The stairs leading to an open landing with seating area, there is a double bedroom with en suite WC and a further double bedroom. Outside: garden with two ponds and patio with seating and BBQ. Please note dogs must be kept on a lead and are not permitted upstairs in the property. Additional info: children must be supervised at all times
Close to Harleston (3 miles) and Beccles (13 miles) and located on the Suffolk/Norfolk border, this stylish barn conversion is the ideal base from which to explore both coast and county of East Anglia. The location is also near the southerly scenic waterways of the Broads National Park and offers access to the wonderful coastal locations of Southwold and Dunwich, both of which are just 22 miles away. For keen walkers and bird watchers, you ll enjoy scenic trails along the River Waveney where an abundance of wildlife can be spotted. RSPB Minsmere and National Trust Dunwich Heath Nature Reserve are also within easy reach and the historic cathedral city of Norwich is just 19 miles away. From the main road, drive down the private driveway towards the owners property where you will see ample parking and a sign outside the front of this retreat. Enter the property through the front door which leads you into the cosy open plan kitchen and dining area and you will instantly get the feeling that this has been furnished and built to provide a real home away from home atmosphere. The kitchen provides you with everything you need to prepare a light snack or hearty meal with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment and dishwasher and once you are ready to serve, move to the table and chairs in the kitchen to enjoy your meal and reflect over the day's adventures. The master bedroom/lounge area has a king size bed, along with ample storage space for clothes and personal items, and a Smart TV, so after a busy day exploring you can always catch up on your favourite show or movie. The bathroom has a bath with a shower over and WC, so why not revitalise those senses before you head out exploring for the day? Heading outside, there is an enclosed patio area with a table and chairs to enjoy a morning coffee or a spot of al fresco dining from. Next door to your holiday home is an indoor pool, sauna and games room area which is shared with the owners and not only provides splendid countryside and sunset views it also gives you the perfect place to relax, unwind and recharge your batteries. This area is available to guests between 9am and 8pm, seven days a week and the pool is heated from 1st April through to 1st November (please bring your own towels for pool and sauna use). The owner has beautiful grounds with a pond that guests are more than welcome to explore; there are also neighbouring alpacas to admire next door. Please note, dogs are to be kept on a lead at all times when outside of the enclosed patio area. There is private parking for one car.
Located on the breath taking northern coast of Norfolk, the picturesque Victorian seaside village of Mundesley offers a beautiful beach with colourful beach huts, shallow rock pools and sand stretching out for miles. With a choice of shops, cafes and restaurants, Mundesley retains much of its old world charm with plenty of quaint cottages, a Maritime Museum and Stow Mill, a 19th century flour mill. Set in the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and close to the Norfolk Broads National Park, Mundesley makes a great base for a wonderful family holiday, with the nearby cliffs offering glorious views and wonderful opportunities for spectacular walks. You can also visit the Norfolk Broads, Cromer, Great Yarmouth and the historic city of Norwich. The nearest beach is located approximately only a 10 minute walk away, perfect for an evening stroll or a day building sandcastles. Set in a holiday village with assistance on hand 24/7, this delightful property is one of four lovely conversions which surround a pretty shared garden area. On entering this lovely and inviting single level barn conversion, you will find yourself in the cosy and attractive open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. With plenty of comfy seating and TV, the lounge offers an ideal space for relaxing at the end of a great day out. There a charming dining area, and the kitchen is fully equipped with an electric oven and gas hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and microwave. Exploring further you will find two cosy bedrooms: there s one double room and a twin room, both with plenty of storage space. There is also a shower room complete with a large walk in shower and WC. Stepping outside you will find a charming garden which is shared with the three other properties on site. There is also a fantastic games room in a central location. A large open plan space with plenty of sofas and tables and an enormous TV screen, there s also a snooker table, pool table (pay as you go) as well as table football, board games, table tennis and customer toilets. Outside is a sun terrace with tables and chairs, making this the ideal place to go if you want a little bit of extra space to relax and have fun.
Located on a peaceful old farm, this property sits next to the owner s house but enjoys complete privacy. Situated in the village of Southrepps, there is a popular pub and selection of shops within walking distance of the property. The fantastic North Norfolk coast is only a few miles away, boasting vast expanses of sandy beach, quaint villages and spectacular scenery, perfect for a family day out or long walk. Also within easy reach are Cromer, Wroxham and Norwich. Inside, this traditional Norfolk cottage boasts spacious and stylish accommodation that s perfect for sociable breaks. Prepare delicious meals in the large kitchen/diner, where there is ample surface space together with an electric oven and hob, dishwasher, washing machine, microwave, fridge, small freezer and dining table. The cosy lounge area nearby offers comfortable sofas and a TV/DVD. A cosy gas burner stove offers a warming focal point for those winter s evenings while double doors open onto the terrace during the summer months, also downstairs there is a separate WC. Upstairs are two charming bedrooms, one double with apex ceiling, occasional chair and dressing table and one twin with pretty cottage window. The bedrooms share a compact yet bright shower room with Velux window. Outside there is a delightful private terrace with garden furniture, pretty pot plants and a BBQ for enjoying al fresco meals in the sunshine. This property benefits from off road parking.
Benefiting from an unspoilt, rural location, this cottage enjoys picturesque walks and cycleways right on its doorstep. Located in the village of Beeston, with its friendly pub and shop, the cottage is within reach of the many attractions Norfolk has to offer. A short car journey takes you to the spectacular beaches of Holkham and Burnham Overy Staithe (both 22 miles), the historic village of Castle Acre (8 miles), and the Queen's favourite country retreat of Sandringham. Coastal towns and villages within easy reach include the lively Wells next the Sea and the traditional seaside town of Hunstanton (20 miles). Further on is Blakeney (25 miles) with its grey seal colony, and the charming coastal town of Sheringham (27.5 miles) where you can catch the steam railway to the Georgian town of Holt. The Norfolk Broads are within easy reach, enjoy a day by the river or hire a boat and explore the waterways. This sustainable cottage sits within the grounds of the owners working farm. After parking in the gravelled courtyard and entering the hallway, you instantly get a feel for the care and attention that has gone into renovating this barn into a wonderful holiday home. Left and down the hallway, is the open plan lounge, kitchen, and dining area, bursting with character with original exposed beams and tasteful decor. The lounge area is the perfect place to relax, unwind and recharge your batteries, with a large comfortable L shaped sofa and a snuggle chair more than enough places for guests to gather. On colder evenings, you can fire up the wood burner and cosy up with loved ones in front of a movie on the Smart TV. The chef among you will feel at home in this contemporary kitchen which has all you need to prepare a quick snack or hearty meal, with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, and a dishwasher. Just off the kitchen is the rear lobby, ideal for hanging your coats and kicking off your walking boots, and the family bathroom, bath with shower over and WC. Enjoy dinner and conversation with family or friends at the dining table, which has ample seating for all five guests. Come the evening, there is a choice of three lovely bedrooms. The master bedroom has a king size bed, along with hanging and storage space for clothes and belongings, and an en suite shower room and WC. There is also a second king size bedroom and a single room. Both have ample storage space and share a lovely family bathroom with a shower over bath and WC. Accessed via the rear lobby, off the kitchen, is a patio area within a low fenced garden. Enjoy the tranquil views out towards the pastures where the owners' horses graze. There is outdoor furniture and a charcoal BBQ for those who wish to kick back and relax with a drink or two or indulge in a spot of al fresco dining. There is an outside utility area that houses a washing machine and tumble dryer which guests are more than welcome to use. And there is off road private parking in the secure courtyard area for two cars, shared with the owners.
Located near the stunning Norfolk venue of Oxnead Hall and surrounded by glorious countryside, this single storey barn is also less than 3 miles from the popular market town of Aylsham, an unspoilt town consisting of cobbled streets and narrow alleys offering an array of shops, restaurants, and a twice weekly market. The farm's boundary is the River Bure which gives you the opportunity for paddleboarding and canoeing just down the road. The traditional seaside resort of Cromer (13 miles) has a sandy beach and a fabulous pier home to the Pavilion Theatre which has various shows throughout the year. You ll also find an excellent range of independent cafes, pubs, and restaurants, many of which allow diners to enjoy freshly caught seafood. The historic cathedral city of Norwich is just 15 miles away, whilst 125 miles of beautiful, lock free waterways that make up the famous Norfolk Broads which can be explored by hiring a boat at nearby Wroxham is just 9 miles away. You enter this gorgeous barn conversion (newly renovated in 2022) and find it set all on one floor which features the living space in the middle and a bedroom at each end. The stylish kitchen is fully equipped offering you a real home away from home feel boasting everything the chef of the group needs to prepare a meal for any occasion including an oven, electric hob, microwave, fried with ice box, dishwasher and a washing machine. The dining area is just off the kitchen and has enough seating for 4 guests. The living area is a comfortable space to all gather around the Smart TV and watch your favourite show or a good film. The master bedroom has a king size zip and link bed (which can be made as a twin on request) along with ample storage space for your clothes and personal items, a Smart TV and an en suite bathroom. Bedroom two has a king size bed, ample storage space, a Smart TV and access to a family bathroom located just next to the bedroom. Outside, you have a lovely, large, enclosed garden and gravel area complete with countryside views and garden furniture for those who wish to indulge in some evening cocktails and dine alfresco whilst the sun goes down.
The peaceful village of Stibbard is perfectly placed to explore the best of Norfolk. Just five minutes away is Pensthorpe Wildlife Park and less than twenty five mins are Holkham, Wells next the Sea and Brancaster all of which boast magnificent sandy beaches and there are premier bird reserves at Sculthorpe, Titchwell, Snettisham and Cley. The Nearby Fakenham, home of the Racecourse and the annual Thursford Christmas Spectacular show, also has an array of shops, cafes pubs and restaurants, as well as a cinema. In less than twenty minutes by car is Blakeney Point where you can take a boat out to see the resident seal colony and The popular Royal Sandringham House Estate and stunning Holkham Hall are two of the finest stately homes of Norfolk and both within easy reach. Guests enter this charming property into the open plan lounge, kitchen and dining area. The kitchen offers everything you need to prepare a meal for all and features a butler style sink, an electric oven and induction hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and Nespresso coffee machine. The dining area seats up to four guests if required so you can all dine in together and discuss the adventures of the day. When it s time to relax, there s no better place than the lounge, complete with large sofa, armchair, Smart TV and a wood burner to cosy up in front of on those chilly nights. There are two bedrooms, one king size and one double and both having French doors that lead onto the garden. There is a family bathroom which has a bath, separate shower and WC. The enclosed private outdoor courtyard area is the perfect place to enjoy some al fresco dining, not only with the Italian masonry BBQ, but with the festival lighting adding ambience and the table and sofa provided, you can dine in style and comfort.
Perfectly situated for large groups of families and friends to enjoy the diverse attractions that the area has to offer to cater for all ages and tastes. Famous for its miles of pretty waterways the nearby Norfolk Broads that can be explored best by day boat hire and is popular with wildlife lovers, walkers and anglers or simply those who enjoy a day on the water, with rivers flowing through beautiful countryside and landscapes. Fun family days elsewhere can be found at various local attractions such as Bewilderwood, Africa Alive, The Dinosaur Adventure Park and National Trust properties such as Blickling and Felbrigg. A short drive to the North Norfolk coastline is advised with wonderfully charming towns and villages to visit as well as traditional seaside entertainment. Guests arriving at the lodge will initially enter the porch and hallway area with plenty of room for coats and shoes before walking through to the open plan lounge/diner to one side and an open plan kitchen and breakfast room to the other. Stepping into the lounge/diner, light floods in through a bank of bi folding doors which look out into the enclosed courtyard. Oak flooring and full height ceilings give a fantastic sense of space while the free standing wood burner adds an element of cosiness during the evenings and cooler months, there is a large sofa, perfect to sink into after a day on the broads and a TV/DVD ideal for some downtime. The bright dining area includes a table and chairs for all and provides the perfect spot for any celebratory meal. The kitchen is well equipped to cater for any event with a large centre island and range of facilities including electric range oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer and dishwasher. A breakfast table is ideal for less formal dining and a utility room provides both washing machine and tumble dryer. Moving through to the sleeping accommodation, the lodge offers four generously sized bedrooms, all beautifully furnished with contemporary furniture, one being a king size and a further two are doubles which both have an en suite shower rooms and WC while the fourth bedroom is a twin. The bathroom continues the theme of indulgence with a relaxing spa bath in which to soak away, a separate shower and WC. There is also a handy separate WC. The enclosed courtyard is landscaped to provide a fabulous entertaining area, especially when the bi folding doors to the lounge are opened. Completely enclosed and fully securable, fixed garden furniture and stylish planted beds create a lovely backdrop to any al fresco meal. The hot tub provides the ultimate in relaxation and there is also off road parking on a private driveway for three cars, that can be found adjacent to the barn.
This barn conversion property is situated in the village of Briston, within walking distance of two welcoming pubs and several handy village shops including a traditional family butcher, a deli, and a bakery. Just four miles away, the attractive Georgian town of Holt is a lovely place to while away an afternoon, browsing the bookshops and having lunch at one of the restaurants or pubs. Just a few miles further to the north the spectacular North Norfolk coast has something for everyone, from vast sandy beaches such as the one at Holkham Bay, to tranquil nature reserves, and pretty seaside towns. For those with an interest in heritage and history, the splendid houses and estates at both Holkham and Sandringham are not to be missed and make for particularly enjoyable day trips. Stepping through the front door of this barn conversion property, guests cannot help but be impressed by the impressive open plan living space with its grand vaulted ceiling with exposed wooden beams. The lounge area is at one end of the room with the kitchen at the other, separated by a dining area which is dominated by a traditional Welsh dresser. The lounge area has a deep corner sofa for guests to relax on and has a TV, DVD player and CD player in the lounge, as well as a selection of games and books for guests to enjoy. The kitchen area is well equipped and has a lovely country feel to it, offering an AGA style oven, hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and washing machine. The first of the property s bedrooms, an attractive double room, can also be found on the ground floor, as can the bathroom with its claw foot freestanding bath, shower over the bath, and WC. A set of wooden stairs lead from the lounge area to the second bedroom, a mezzanine twin room which is set in the eaves of the property and, therefore has a sloping ceiling and some reduced head height. Outside, there is a private shingle garden which offers an attractive seating area with a BBQ and table and chairs making it an ideal space to enjoy alfresco dining. In addition to this, there is a children s play area with a climbing frame which is shared with the neighbouring cottage.
This property enjoys an excellent location within easy reach of numerous fantastic beaches, making it the perfect choice for those who want to enjoy a seaside holiday whilst staying somewhere quiet and away from the hustle and bustle of some of the busier resort towns. The development is on a former farm and is in an idyllic countryside location in the tiny hamlet of Choseley, giving a lovely secluded feel to this property and its sister properties with which it shares the site. 4 miles north of the property, the picturesque Brancaster Estate is managed by the National Trust and offers a wide sandy beach, as well as an abundance of wildlife, and an interesting Roman fort. To the west, meanwhile, the seaside resort of Hunstanton lies just seven miles from the property and offers a livelier seaside experience with a pier, beachside entertainment, and the Sea Life sanctuary. This barn conversion property has been thoughtfully styled to create a comfortable and stylish retreat which has the air of a country house. The first room that guests will come to is the dining room which is one of two places to eat and is ideal for enjoying leisurely meals together. From here a door leads through to the lounge, an elegant room which has been lovingly styled by the owners to create an elegant space with some beautiful touches including sumptuous wall hangings, antique furnishings, an open fire, and a reclining sofa. There is SKY TV in this room for catching up on your favourite programmes. Tucked away in the corner of the lounge there is a small but useful study area, whilst at the opposite side of the room double doors lead through to the sunny conservatory which offers a second dining area, allowing guests to enjoy meals whilst looking out to the garden. From the conservatory, a door leads to a hallway where the washing machine and tumble dryer are kept, off from which there is a cloakroom with a WC and a second door leading to the kitchen/diner. At the side of this room, there is a breakfast table, beyond which the kitchen area has a good range of equipment including a range oven, hob, microwave, fridge, freezer and dishwasher. A door from the kitchen leads back round to the dining room at the front of the house from where an oak staircase takes guests to the bedrooms on the first floor. The master bedroom is a wonderful retreat like room with a king size bed, antique furnishings, and a sanctuary like en suite bathroom with a stylish double vanity, a bath with shower over the bath, and a separate walk in shower. There are two more bedrooms on this floor, a twin, and a bunk bedroom, as well as a bathroom with a bath, separate shower, and WC. The second set of stairs leads up to the upper floor where the remaining two bedrooms are situated. The first of these is a king size room with a sloping ceiling, and an en suite shower room offering a shower and WC, whilst the property s fifth bedroom is another twin room. Outside, the property enjoys an enclosed rear patio which is accessed through the conservatory and which offers a large outdoor table and chairs. To the front of the property, meanwhile, there is a shared driveway with a private parking area for this property allowing guests to park three cars.
