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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

FLINT SHED Retreat nr Norwich, The Norfolk Broads
The Flint Shed is a unique private, eclectic space for 2 with Super King Sized Bed, double ended Free Standing Bath, Rain Shower and his and hers sinks as well as courtyard set in the grounds of a handsome Georgian house. Fully equipped Kitchen Diner, separate Lounge area and Netflix & Sky and board games. Located in the Norfolk Broads village of Stumpshaw with 2 pubs within 5 mins walk & close to Norwich. Perfectly positioned for the city, countryside & beaches. Private entrance and parking.

Luxurious privacy in an Old Rectory
Just a twenty minute drive south west of Norwich, the Old Rectory is the perfect bolthole from which to discover Norfolk or just drop in on neighbouring Lotus Cars. From the well-appointed, private and spacious first floor annex in the West Wing of the house, guests are encouraged to explore our five-acre property comprising woodland, meadow and traditional walled garden. Whether you are single or travelling as a couple, the Old Rectory can offer you respite, privacy and comfort away from home.

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.

Brindle Studio
You will love this self contained studio which is sunny in summer yet cosy in winter. Brindle studio has two private outside seating areas. One sunny courtyard garden and one cosy undercover area. Brindle studio has its own private entrance .The studio is attached to our home ( So some noise at times maybe heard ) although the adjoining door is locked giving you a private area. We have designed brindle studio to give you a feeling of security to enable you to have a relaxing time in Norfolk.

Self contained annex in riverside cottage
Self-contained accommodation overlooking the river Waveney with full kitchen, dining and lounge area (including reclining sofa, smart TV and wifi), upstairs is a double bedroom with en-suite. The stairs are very steep (see photo). Allocated parking. Bistro table and chairs outside your door, plus a bench right by the water. Wildlife in abundance - kingfishers and deer etc Peaceful A dark sky for seeing the stars A village pub (serves food) plus a nearby cafe for breakfast/coffee/lunch

The Hobbit - A Cosy Country Hideaway near Norwich
The Hobbit is a small cosy hideaway, located within the grounds of a beautiful English country garden. The space gives the feeling of an old ships cabin, with original oak beams and panelling. The place might be small but still has all the comforts of home, including a standard double bed, underfloor heating and a deep roll top bath. As well as being furnished with antique fixtures and fittings. The Hobbit has a small but lovely garden room, where guests can just watch the world go by.

Destination Victorian Terrace House - NR1
Constructed in 1879, now considerately restored, generously modernised, and purposefully refitted throughout for one or two couples, or families with older children. The perfect base to explore Norwich City & Norfolk County Well-equipped underfloor heated kitchen, bathroom, and Italian marble en suite, a private courtyard garden, and free permit parking on a quiet street, all carefully dressed in contemporary/mid-century modern and situated a pleasant ten-minute walk to the city centre

City Apartment, Norwich Lanes, Paid parking nearby
This is a classic early 1970s studio city apartment ( of approx 38 square metres) for 1 or 2 people that could not be more central ; perfect for exploring the old streets of Norwich. Once inside the apartment you have views of the old city skyline. There is a communal garden and all the comforts indoors that you need. *NB the sleeping area is in the Eaves and is approached via a proper but narrow staircase. Head height is fine in the centre over 6 feet( see photos). Car parking nearby.

‘The Hideaway’ in the Heart of Norfolk
The Hideaway is a detached self contained annexe with its own garden and on drive parking space beside the property. It is located on the same spacious site as the owners house in the picturesque, south Norfolk village of Saxlingham Nethergate. The Hideaway consists of open plan living with a very comfortable king sized bed, dining/working area, kitchenette and separate bathroom with a shower and toilet. Outside is a private fully enclosed garden and lockable shed for bike storage.

The Snug (self contained annex)
Located on the edge of an attractive South Norfolk village, The Snug is a self-contained annex in part of a 17th Century Cottage. The village shop is a short walk away and the centre of Norwich is only a 20 minute drive. This area is popular with cyclists due to the quiet routes and a host of cycle friendly cafes. The accommodation consists of a double bedroom, shower room, dining/working area and kitchenette. There is an off road parking space and bicycle storage if required.

'61 on Folly' - Highlands' Single Suite
Part of '61 On Folly B&B'. Other rooms available on the site. Continental BREAKFAST of choice and dedicated parking space , ensuite & private lounge /diner and kitchenette INCLUDED. EV Charger onsite. Trip Advisor Certificate of Excellence/Traveller’s choice award for the last 10 Yrs.. A lovely 11 mins walk to the heart of town. The Highlands Suite is a perfect spot to stay during a visit to the area (can be converted into a family suite)
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Studio One, a peaceful country retreat

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The Cartlodge - a cosy winter retreat!

Modern Riverside Retreat, Norwich

Quirky rural retreat in the heart of South Norfolk

The Old Dairy, a rural Norfolk hideaway
When is the best time to visit South Norfolk?
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| Avg. temp | 4°C | 4°C | 7°C | 9°C | 12°C | 15°C | 17°C | 17°C | 15°C | 11°C | 7°C | 5°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in South Norfolk District?
South Norfolk District has welcoming stays in market towns like Wymondham, Diss, and Long Stratton, known for their historic architecture, local markets, and green surroundings. Travelers also find countryside cottages and converted barns throughout rural areas, which suit a variety of travel preferences.
What are the best things to do in South Norfolk District with kids?
Families often explore local parks, country nature reserves, and interactive heritage centers. South Norfolk District also has play barns, working farms, and family-friendly walking paths for a relaxed outdoor day.
What are some of the best things to do in South Norfolk District?
Explore scenic trails along the River Waveney, stroll through market towns like Diss, discover Wymondham Abbey, and enjoy tranquil gardens. Many visitors also enjoy local farm shops and seasonal outdoor events around the district.
How is the weather in South Norfolk District?
South Norfolk District has cool winters, with temperatures around 35–46°F (1–8°C), and mild summers, reaching 72°F (22°C) in July and August. Rain is fairly evenly spread year-round, so a light raincoat can be practical for your stay.
What are the best places to visit in South Norfolk District?
Wymondham Abbey, the historic center of Diss, and Knettishall Heath are among the most popular local sites. Visitors also explore the scenic villages and riverside walks that showcase the area’s rural character.
What are some hiking trails in South Norfolk District?
South Norfolk District has scenic trails along the River Waveney and in the Tas Valley, where walkers explore woodlands, meadows, and gently rolling countryside. Paths near market towns often include pleasant views and a chance to connect with local heritage.
What are some family activities we can do in South Norfolk District?
Families engage with interactive museums, join farm visits, or enjoy wildlife spotting at local nature reserves. Play areas, seasonal trails, and craft workshops in village centers are frequently suggested for all ages.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from South Norfolk District?
Many visitors explore the Norfolk Broads for boating, visit Norwich for cultural sites and markets, or head toward coastal areas for expansive beaches. These destinations have distinct local character and outdoor activities.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in South Norfolk District?
Many rural cottages and homes in South Norfolk District welcome pets, especially around villages and market towns. With walking trails and open fields nearby, it is easy to enjoy time outdoors with your companion.
What are some local tips for visiting South Norfolk District?
Wearing layers is useful due to changing weather, and bringing comfortable footwear is helpful for market days and countryside paths. Exploring traditional tearooms and local markets often leads to unique, locally made finds.
What is South Norfolk District known for?
South Norfolk District is known for its market towns, medieval churches, and broad agricultural landscapes. The area has a tradition of locally produced foods, community festivals, and gentle riverside scenery.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in South Norfolk District?
Seek out quiet woodlands near Knettishall Heath, discover lesser-known artist studios and local craft shops in the smaller villages, or wander wildflower meadows along the Tas Valley. Many enjoy peaceful moments by rarely visited stretches of the River Waveney.
What are the best foods to try in South Norfolk District?
Enjoy traditional Norfolk pork, local cheeses, and apple-based desserts, which are frequently suggested in rural markets. Farm shops often feature handmade breads, chutneys, and seasonal produce rooted in the area's agricultural heritage.
What should I bring for a trip to South Norfolk District?
Bring layers for comfort during changing weather, and a light rain jacket to prepare for showers throughout the year. Comfortable shoes are helpful for exploring markets, countryside trails, and heritage sites.
What is the nightlife in South Norfolk District like?
Nightlife in South Norfolk District is relaxed and often centers around traditional pubs, local ale houses, and small music venues in market towns such as Diss and Wymondham. Evenings frequently feature live folk music, pub quizzes, and space to enjoy local community spirit.
What are the most popular events or festivals in South Norfolk District?
Mark your calendar for village fairs, artisan food festivals in summer, and traditional markets throughout the year. The Wymondham Music Festival is often celebrated, and open gardens weekends draw visitors during the growing season.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in South Norfolk District?
South Norfolk District has many family-friendly rentals, including spacious rural cottages and village homes with gardens. These accommodations make it easy to explore nearby countryside, local attractions, and markets together.
When is the best time to visit South Norfolk District?
Late spring to early autumn is often suggested for milder temperatures and greener landscapes. Summer months have longer daylight and host many community events, making it a lively period for local experiences.
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2,350 of South Norfolk holiday rentals include wifi access

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- The Broads
- Aldeburgh Beach
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- The Broads
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