 Holiday Cottages in Norfolk
Spennithorne Cottage is a quality retreat suitable for a family or friends sharing and special enough for a romantic holiday for two. Whether you are considering a holiday, short break or somewhere to celebrate a special occasion, thoughtful touches and a warm welcome from the owners help make Spennithorne Cottage a memorable place to stay. 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
4 guests
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The Cottage sleeps up to four people and offers peaceful, modern and well planned accommodation where guests can enjoy uninterrupted tranquillity amid beautiful, unspoilt countryside. There is an abundance of wildlife and the absence of light pollution ensures complete appreciation of clear night skies.
This is an ideal place to relax and an excellent base for cycling the quiet country lanes, bird watching on the coast and at the renowned RSPB and NWT reserves, walking the many local and long distance footpaths, or exploring Norfolk to enjoy its many attractions and places of interest.
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Converted to a very high standard from a former farm building, Spennithorne Cottage sits within the grounds of High Green Farm which extend to almost 7 acres (2.8 Hectares) and are surrounded by Norfolk farmland.
The cottage itself is set well back from a quiet country lane and is comfortably furnished and well equipped throughout. All rooms are centrally heated via radiators and smoking is not allowed.
Wheel chair users and those with limited mobility may wish to note that the property is on one level with no steps to negotiate. The wetroom to Bedroom One will accommodate a wheelchair if required.
Hair dryers, crisp cotton bed linen and thick fluffy towels are provided. Each bathroom has an electric shaver point.
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Village, Rural |
| Holiday Type: |
Walking, Cycling, Activity, Sightseeing, Romantic |
| Catering: |
Self Catering |
| Guests: |
4 |
| Bedrooms: |
2: 1 double bed, 2 single beds
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| Bathrooms: |
2 |
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Facilities
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Bedroom One has a King-size bed and en suite wetroom.
Bedroom Two is available with either a King-size or twin beds as required and has an en suite bathroom, bath with shower over. A cot for small children is available on request.
The Kitchen is well planned and fitted with an electric oven, ceramic hob, fridge freezer, microwave, dishwasher and a comprehensive range of cooking utensils and crockery.
The adjoining Lounge / Dining Room is comfortably furnished with 2 leather sofas and the dining table easily seats four. There is an LCD TV with radio together with a DVD/CD player and a range of books, CDs and games are provided. There are also maps and a comprehensive library of local information.
The separate laundry room has an automatic washing machine, airer, iron, ironing board and storage space for bicycles or other equipment. A barbecue and garden furniture are provided for dining and relaxing outdoors.
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Facilities:
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- TV
- Central Heating
- Dishwasher
- Washing Machine
- Garden
- Parking
- Car Advised
- BBQ
- Balcony/Terrace
- Suitable for wheelchairs
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Availability
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Tariff
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Prices are for the property and include heating and electricity. Bed linen and towels (for use in the cottage) are provided. There are no hidden extras!
Weekly bookings are normally from Saturday to Saturday. Short breaks may start on other days.
Additional nights may be available by arrangement.
Discounts for couples during the Off Peak Season and Short Breaks in the Peak Season may be possible - please enquire.
A Welcome Pack of basic items is provided and we are also happy to shop for you prior to your arrival. Just let us know what you require and you can pay when you get here.
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* please note that prices shown are subject to change and any currency rates shown are for guideline purposes only
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Europe |
| Country: |
England |
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Norfolk |
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About the area
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Stanfield |
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The small village of Stanfield with its 13th century church is close to the towns of Dereham, Fakenham and Swaffham each with a weekly market and good selection of shops and services. The nearest village shop is just over a mile away and a wide range of produce is also available from local farm shops.
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North Norfolk has something for everyone all year round. The coast and countryside offer areas of outstanding natural beauty and diversity. There are several important bird reserves in the area and many acres of woodland, parks and gardens open to the public. |
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Activities
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Golf Courses: Visiting players are welcome at Royal Norwich and Swaffham golf clubs.
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Attractions
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Blickling Hall: 17th century Jacobean house open to the public.
Blakeney: Small quayside. Once the fourth largest port in England. Boat trips to view the resident seal colony and thriving bird life of Blakeney Point.
The Brecks: Distinctive landscape of forest and heathland covering 370 square miles. Many facilities for walking and cycling. More information....
Brancaster: Magnificent beach administered by the National Trust. Scolt Head Island nature reserve is at the entrance to Brancaster harbour.
Castle Acre: Castle earthworks and beautiful monastic ruins.
Castle Rising: One of the best preserved Norman castles in the country.
Cley next the Sea: Once a prosperous port and has a famous windmill. Excellent bird sanctuary in Cley Marshes.
Fakenham: Quiet market town with a good range of shops and a weekly market. The Race Course with several meetings each year is within walking distance of the town centre.
Godwick: Best preserved deserted medieval village in Norfolk.
Excellent rural life museum in a former Georgian workhouse. Includes a traditional farm with rare breed animals.
Grimes Graves: Britain's largest group of Neolithic flint mines.
Holkham Hall: 18th century Palladian mansion, museum and Deer Park open to the public.
Holkham National Nature Reserve: The largest coastal nature reserve in England stretching 12 miles between Burnham Norton and Blakeney.
Hunstanton: Victorian seaside resort with the only west facing beach in Norfolk.
Kings Lynn: Situated on the River Great Ouse. A historic medieval port dating back to the 12th century. Burnham Thorpe, north of King's Lynn, is the birthplace of England's most celebrated sailor, Admiral Lord Nelson.
Mid Norfolk Railway, Dereham: Steam railway operational between Dereham and Wymondham. More
Norwich: Regional capital with a medieval centre as big as the as the City of London. Magnificent Norman cathedral and castle.
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