 B&B in Norfolk
For a complete escape, come and stay in this stunning 17th century barn tucked away on the edge of Wacton Common near Long Stratton in Norfolk. Le Grys Barn is in a conservation area where skylarks swoop and cattle graze peacefully in the summer.
4 guests
From £70
A separate wing is home to stylish and luxurious ensuite accommodation where large comfortable beds, fluffy robes and fresh flowers await you.
Each room has a private entrance and terrace and is the perfect retreat.
Explore the sights of medieval Norwich and visit the wonderful new shopping centre, walk on the dramatic Norfolk beaches or pamper yourselves at our nearby therapy centre.
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Guest are warmly welcomed into this non-commercial and secluded retreat in the heart of South Norfolk. A separate wing of low barns has been thoughtfully and stylishly converted into two luxurious and romantic ensuite bedrooms, the emphasis being on privacy and comfort. Each has its own private entrance and terrace overlooking herbaceous beds, a lawn tennis court and open fields.
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Rural |
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Walking, Fishing, Cycling, Activity, Sightseeing, Romantic |
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Bed and Breakfast |
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Facilities
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Rooms have TV, Radio/CD, tea and cafetiere coffee, miniature fridges with fresh milk and mineral water, ideal for cooling a bottle of wine too! Duvets and pillows are feather and down (though synthetic can be provided), with electric blankets for chilly winter nights, there are fluffy robes, so enjoy a long soak. There are always fresh flowers, glossy magazines, plenty of tourist information to browse through and lots more.
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- Central Heating
- Garden
- Parking
- Car Advised
- Balcony/Terrace
- Covered terrace
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Availability
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Le Grys Barn,
Wacton,
Norfolk
NR15 2UR
We would be delighted to see you - in the summer and in winter too.
Please note, we are closed for Christmas and New Year.
Landline - 01508 531576.
Mobile - 07770 794043.
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Tariff
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£70.00 per room per night, for two or more nights. (double or twin).
£75.00 if staying only for one night.
Singles from £45.00.
Children over 12 only - a fold down bed is available for each room at £15.00 extra.
Minimum of 2 nights booking is required at weekends (i.e. Friday and Saturday nights)
unless there is last minute availability.
Smartbox vouchers not valid for one night stay at weekends (i.e. Friday and Saturday nights).
A non-refundable cheque deposit is required to secure a booking.
Any cancellation or curtailment of stay for whatever reason will forfeit deposit.
In order to keep costs down we do not accept credit cards.
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| | | From | To | GBP* | EURO* | USD* | | £70.00 per room per night, for two or more nights. (double or twin). | | 1 Mar 2010 | 29 Feb 2012 | £70 | €84 | $111 |
* please note that prices shown are subject to change and any currency rates shown are for guideline purposes only
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About the area
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Wacton |
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Le Grys Barn is situated at Wacton Common, Wacton near Long Stratton (A140) in South Norfolk. Wacton lies between the City of Norwich to the north and Diss to the south - both accessible via the A140.
It has frequently been noted by visitors what a central location the village of Wacton has. The whole of Norfolk and North Suffolk can be exposed with ease.
In a little over an hour, you can be on the dramatic North Norfolk coast, picnicking in the dunes at Holkham (voted one of the world's best beaches), watching the seals at Blakeney Point, admiring the windmill at Clay or designer shopping at Burnham Market. Further west, visit the Queen's house at Sandringham (see the glorious Norfolk lavender fields there in the summer).
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The beautiful Norfolk Broads are within easy reach of Le Grys Barn - Acle is only 22 miles away via the A140 and then A47 (the A47 ends in Great Yarmouth).
The candy coloured beach huts at Southwold on the Suffolk coast are a pleasant hour's drive away.
To the south of Wacton, there is the ancient Viking burial site at Sutton Hoo near Woodbridge, north east of Ipswich and the misty meadows of Constable Country.
The cathedral city of Norwich is 12 miles away with its cobbled streets, timber-framed buildings, bustling outdoor market, theatres and shops all dominated by the magnificent castle. The splendid new Millennium Library at the Forum is our latest treasure.
Take a look at Waveney Valley Blog for current events in Norfolk and Suffolk.
On our doorstep here in South Norfolk, we have Bressingham Garden Centre and Steam Museum, Banham Zoo, Gliding at Tibenham, Horse Riding at Rushall, Golf at Dunston, Motor Racing at Snetterton and excellent fishing in the Tas Valley. The Burston Crown is a pub well worth visiting. There are lovely country walks around The Barn itself and many good cycle trails.
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