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Built in 1820 as a veterinary practice to serve the Royal Sandringham Stud, This house has been completely re-designed to provide an excellent base from which discerning guests can explore all that North Norfolk has to offer. Still a vets until the 1980s, the current owners have lovingly restored the house to provide everything that guests could need.
All of the rooms are decorated to a very high standard to provide light and airy accommodation, and with informal and formal dining areas, a large kitchen and separate cooking area, lots of well-appointed bathrooms, four areas in which to relax and unwind and a large garden to enjoy the sunshine in, everything really has been thought of to provide maximum comfort.
Close by, quaint Norfolk fishing villages line the coast, offering beaches, quays and marshes galore to explore. In truth, there are far too many to name them all, but Brancaster, Holkham, Wells-next-the-Sea and Blakeney are all within easy reach. There is also a series of nature reserves to explore, including the RSPB site, Titchwell Marsh, home to nesting avocets, bitterns and marsh harriers.
From the little harbour at Brancaster Staithe, take a boat trip and enjoy the views of the coastline and a stop off at Scolt Head Island, a bird sanctuary and nature reserve. For a change of pace, and less than half an hour’s drive away, head to the Victorian seaside town of Hunstanton, with its beach that seems to go on for ever, unusual striped cliffs towering over 60 feet high, and a Sea Life Centre, fun fair, indoor swimming pool and a cliff-top golf course.
In fact, golfers really will be spoilt for choice with The Royal West Norfolk (Brancaster) Golf Club, Hunstanton and Fakenham also close by. There are lots you can do to work up an appetite and, although the kitchen simply begs to be used, foodies will find lots of reasons to eat out as Norfolk’s burgeoning good food reputation continues to grow.
Great food can be found virtually on the doorstep and a little further afield with all tastes catered for, often using local produce. With bustling market towns, great walks and cycle routes and so much to see and do, if you can tear yourself away from this beautiful house, you really will be spoilt for choice. Beach 15 miles.
Shop, pub and restaurant 100 yards.
This stunning property, accommodating up to 20 guests, provides a lavish holiday retreat perfectly placed to explore all that North Norfolk has to offer.
Ground Floor:
Spacious open-plan living room with French doors, beamed kitchen with dining area and tiled floors.
Dining room.
Library with open fire.
Playroom/snug with TV.
Utility.
Games room with TV, pool table, table football and darts.
Double bedroom with 5ft bed.
Wet room with toilet.
Separate toilet.
First floor:
Two double bedrooms, each with 6ft bed; one with 2 additional single beds (for alternative sleeping only), beams and en-suite shower room with toilet, one with original, decorative fireplace and en-suite bathroom with slipper bath, separate shower cubicle and toilet.
Three further double bedrooms, each with 5ft bed; one with beams, sloping ceiling and en-suite bathroom with slipper-bath, shower attachment, separate shower cubicle and toilet, one with en-suite shower room and toilet, one with en-suite bathroom with slipper-bath, shower attachment, separate shower cubicle and toilet (can also be accessed from landing).
Two twin bedrooms, each with zip and link beds (can be 6ft double); one with en-suite shower room and toilet. Two further twin bedrooms; one with beams, sloping ceiling and en-suite bathroom with shower attachment and toilet.
Open fire - initial fuel included, thereafter available locally
Electricity, full gas central heating (partial underfloor), bed linen and towels included
Two travel cots
High chair
42’’ Freesat TV
DVD
Aga
Combi microwave/oven/grill
Washing machine
Tumble dryer
Three dishwashers
Two fridge/freezers
Drinks fridge
Wi-fi
Large enclosed lawned garden with patio and furniture
Gas barbecue
Pizza oven
Ample parking
Games room with pool table, table football and darts
Welcome pack
No smoking
Ground floor facilities
Please note: There is a fenced stream close by.
This property has a security deposit of £500.
Standard check-in is 4pm and standard check-out is normally 10am on your day of departure. In some cases these times vary. Always check your booking confirmation paperwork for correct timings.
A maximum of 3 pets are welcome at this property. Typically pet charges apply but please contact the office for details.
Located on the east coast of England, facing Europe across the North Sea, Norfolk is one of the UK's most rural counties, with over forty percent of its population living in just four towns – Norwich, Great Yarmouth, King's Lynn and Thetford. Adjacent to The Wash, in whose mud the medieval King John famously lost the Crown Jewels in 1216, Norfolk's geography is that of low plains or “fens”, which makes it along with neighbouring Suffolk feel more like northern countries of European mainland (Belgium and Holland) than the rest of England which is predominantly hilly.
In a similar way to that of the “low countries”, erosion and land reclamation have changed the coastline over the centuries, so that several towns (King's Lynn, for instance) which were once on the coast are now to be found several miles inland! The whole set-up makes for some very interesting topography as well as history and Norfolk is, for this reason, an interesting county to visit, almost as if it was a different country altogether!
This region includes the ceremonial counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, Hertfordshire, Essex, Bedfordshire and Cambridgeshire. With a rich heritage there is much to see and do to suit all ages. The royal residency of Sandringham Estate is a must see and other historical points of interest include Castle Rising, Sutton Hoo and Somerleyton Hall. The medieval cities of Cambridge, Norwich and Ipswich are not to be missed and there are lots of pretty market towns and idyllic seaside resorts to choose from for a day trip. Alternatively for a slower paced holiday you may wish to visit The Broads or Thetford Forest, these areas are particularly popular for boating and spotting birdlife.
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Changeover Day: Friday
Please choose a changeover day as your start date.
* A security bond (GHD) may be payable 7 days prior to your holiday start date and refunded following your departure.
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