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A light and airy studio featuring a spacious bed adorned with a teal coverlet and decorative cushions. A patterned rug with green foliage enhances the warm wood tones of the floor. Natural light fills the room, complemented by a stylish pendant light and greenery in the corner.
Home
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 346 reviews

Self Contained Luxury Hideaway, 10 mins to Norwich

SELF-CONTAINED and BRAND NEW (Oct 2020) studio annex (attached to stunning home) with OWN SEPARATE ENTRANCE. Imagine the comfort and style of a 5* boutique hotel, with the cosiness and relaxed feel of home... FEAT: *ENHANCED CLEANING *Brand new luxury KING SIZE bed *Stunning luxury ensuite w/ walk-in dbl shower *Enormous freestanding bath *Underfloor heating *Wifi *55" TV *Complimentary Netflix *Desk *Hotel-style "kitchenette" w/ microwave; mini fridge; kettle, teas & Nespresso *Table & chairs

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4.95 out of 5 average rating, 219 reviews

The Peach House - A Country Garden Hideaway

The Peach House is a converted old English green house with a kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, large living space with access to a historical garden. The space is located within the beautiful grounds of a small working family run estate. Enjoy a lovely hideaway in the South-Norfolk Countryside. Set amongst large traditional English country gardens & furnished with unique antique furniture & fittings. The Peach House is the perfect space to enjoy the peace and quiet of the English countryside.

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A charming two-story flint cottage stands surrounded by greenery, featuring a welcoming entrance with large white gates. The parking area is gravelled, providing ample space for vehicles, while mature trees and shrubs contribute to the peaceful, rural atmosphere.
Cottage
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 187 reviews

Flint Cottage Hindringham close to N Norfolk coast

Flint is cosy, peaceful, characterful with carefully chosen modern fixtures for a comfortable stay. 3.7 miles from the sea on a peaceful country lane with far reaching rural views. Our 2 story annexe is attached to the end of our 1795 flint cottage. Regularly commented on in reviews - comfortable super king bed or made up as twin single beds. Popular for babies and children. Fully equipped kitchen great for home cooking with local farm shop nearby. Private patio, free parking, bike storage.

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The exterior of The Annexe is showcased, featuring dark wooden cladding and a contrasting light roof. A secure, modern entrance door leads to a gravel driveway, bordered by a minimalist metal railing, surrounded by lush greenery and mature trees.
Guest suite
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 266 reviews

THE BARN ANNEXE: COUNTRYSIDE YET CLOSE TO BEACHES.

The Annexe is situated just off the road down a country track in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is a newly renovated space within our barn conversion. It is located in a rural part of North Norfolk and although surrounded by countryside, it is also only a short distance to many beautiful beaches, making it the perfect escape. The village centre has a bus stop and a welcoming pub, both are within walking distance (a tranquil 15-20 minute walk). There are also train links nearby too.

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An open-plan living space showcases high wooden beams and warm lighting. A cozy seating area features a green sofa and a dark blue sofa, complemented by a rustic wooden coffee table. A staircase leads to the mezzanine bedroom, while additional artwork adorns the walls.
Barn
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 104 reviews

The Old Paper Mill

Peaceful, romantic barn conversion in the grounds of an 18th century mill house on the river Wensum at Lyng Mill, North Norfolk. Swim in the river or light the wood burner - get back to nature in this cosy romantic setting. The Old Paper Mill was once the drying room for a Victorian paper Mill. It sits on the banks of the mill pond, a perfect wild swimming spot with its own outdoor shower. It is bright and airy in summer but warm and cosy in the winter months. We love dogs, all welcome.

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A spacious sitting room features exposed wooden beams and a stone wall, creating a rustic charm. A large window allows natural light to illuminate the space. Two comfortable sofas are arranged around a mosaic coffee table, with a woodburner and TV present for relaxation.
Home
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 192 reviews

The Little Barn, Topcroft, Artist’s home

The Little Barn, a 16th Century hideaway artistically restored, by a Suffolk artist. With no through traffic and no light pollution, silent evenings and clear night skies. Topcroft is a sleepy village beside the Waveney valley and 25 minutes from the medieval city of Norwich. You'll love this rural location. A large modern kitchen and a real woodburner in the large sitting room. A private patio outside with fairy lights at night, a bbq, firepit and private garden at the back of the property.

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The bedroom features a solid wood double bed dressed in quality linens. Exposed beams create a spacious feel, complemented by natural light from the windows. Two stylish bedside tables with lamps are positioned beside the bed, along with a simple mirror and a wooden chair.
Cottage
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 442 reviews

GardenCottage, Parking, WiFi, short drive to beach

Garden Cottage sleeps two people, and has been lovingly renovated and finished into a self contained, private and beautifully presented private cottage nestled in the garden of Emily and Aaron’s home. Located in a residential area of the Georgian town of North Walsham, the cottage is ideally situated for accessing the vibrant city of Norwich, the beauty of the Norfolk Broads and the breathtaking North Norfolk coast line. Only a 3 minute walk to the train station, and good amenities close by.

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A restored train carriage is set in a garden, featuring large windows that allow natural light to illuminate the interior. The exterior is painted in a deep color, complemented by a chimney rising above the roof. Surrounding greenery enhances the serene environment.
Train
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 114 reviews

The Tin Train

The Tin Train is a lovingly hand-restored, stylish and cosy retreat, tucked into a rural garden, on a peaceful country lane. Just 20 minutes from the stunning North Norfolk coast, and with beautiful walks and country pubs all around, you can explore the local area before coming back to have a drink in your own private sun-trap or curled up on the sofa in front of the wood-burner. The Tin Train is perfect for a romantic couple's getaway or a tranquil break for one.

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The exterior of the Bakery Annex is featured, showcasing a charming cottage with a brick façade and a traditional red-tiled roof. A well-maintained lawn and garden surround the entrance, bordered by hedges and leafy plants, creating a serene and inviting atmosphere.
Guest suite
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 302 reviews

Cosy cottage on organic family smallholding

The Bakery Annex @ Sweetbriar Cottage - a charming, calm and cosy rural haven; pleasant for a holiday break at any time of the year. Set in 2 acres on the southern edge of the village of Tittleshall, surrounded by farmland, with views across the Nar Valley. There are many pleasant local footpaths, walks and lanes to cycle on the doorstep; with the nearest coastal town of Wells-next-the-sea and the expansive North Norfolk coast just 25 minutes drive away.

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A charming brick cottage features warm yellow windows and a colorful flower garden. A small outdoor seating area is positioned nearby, accompanied by a vibrant red telephone booth. Lush greenery surrounds the property, creating a peaceful countryside setting.
Tiny home
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 347 reviews

Poppy Gig House

A countryside retreat, Poppy Gig House was fully renovated in 2016 to the highest standards while still retaining lots of original charm and character. Set in Meeting Hill a Hamlet of the historical village of Worstead. Located just a short drive to the North Norfolk coast and Norfolk Broads. It is in an excellent position for walking or cycling with direct access to a network of footpaths and the popular long distance footpath of Weavers Way.

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The exterior of the Barrel House features a charming brick façade with a thatched roof. Solar panels are installed above the entrance. A wooden door opens to the side, flanked by a gravel pathway and landscaped greenery, creating an inviting entrance.
Guest house
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 588 reviews

The Barrel House

The Barrel house has been lovingly restored to provide a stylish, multifunctional space for Airbnb guests. The vaulted ceiling adds to the feeling of space. All windows are double glazed and a velux roof window allows the daylight to flood in. Outside there is a private patio area with a bistro set for outdoor dining or enjoying sundowners. Nearby is the village shop, popular butchers and local pub. There are plenty of walks to enjoy nearby.

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A single-story pavilion features a dark blue exterior with yellow trim around the windows and door. Two small tables and chairs are positioned outside, surrounded by manicured greenery. A pathway leads to the entrance, framed by lush, vibrant plants.
Tiny home
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 442 reviews

Porky Hooton’s Cricket Pavilion minimum 2 nights

Porky Hootons Pavilion is set deep within the North Norfolk countryside boasting a rustic charm within an idyllic setting, offering a cosy quirky feel. Rural walks are in abundance. Historic market towns are close by offering pubs, restaurants and shops. We offer a minimum 2 nights stay . Upon arrival you will be greeted by the owners who will show you around and give you general information on the area.

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All about Norfolk

Renowned for its scenic Broads, Norfolk is a patchwork of traditional fishing villages, windswept beaches, grassy marshes, and winding waterways under big skies. The second wealthiest city in the country at the turn of the 18th century, Norwich is Norfolk’s only city and home to a striking Romanesque cathedral with over 900 years of history and a collection of around 30 medieval churches. King’s Lynn draws visitors to its open-air markets, while sweet Cromer crabs are famous throughout the United Kingdom and beyond.

Coastal ingredients loom large here, from salty samphire to indulgent Brancaster oysters. Spot traditional windmills along the tranquil riverbanks, hop on a boat for some excellent birdwatching, or take a leisurely stroll around the Georgian towns of Burnham Market and Holt. Norfolk is one of the least populated counties in England, with huge swathes of shoreline, tidal streams, and secluded coves ripe for exploring and some of the most important wetland areas in Europe.

What are the top things to do in Norfolk?

Coastal Blakeney

Grab a fresh crab sandwich from a waterfront stall in Blakeney, less than 15 minutes from the Georgian market town of Holt. Historically a busy port, the village is now home to small independent shops run by generations of the same family and pretty stone cottages. Follow one of the footpaths along the sea wall for a commanding view of the sweeping salt marshes.

Thetford Forest

Around 45 minutes’ drive from the city of Norwich, Thetford Forest is a tangled mix of heath and pine on the border with north Suffolk. This peaceful pocket of towering trees is Britain’s largest lowland pine forest, spanning over 18,000 hectares and offering plenty of shaded walking routes, cycling trails, and horse-riding paths to explore.

Explore stately homes

Norfolk’s grand estates have been home to Tudor queens, world-famous scientists, and renowned sculptors. From the manicured topiary of Blickling Hall to the stained glass windows at Felbrigg Hall, there are centuries of history to soak up in ornate libraries, gilded portrait galleries, sun-dappled orangeries, and walled kitchen gardens.

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