Nestled within open countryside and close to the much sought-after North Norfolk seaside village of Thornham, this farm workers’ cottage has been newly and lovingly renovated in 2022, and is a beautifully furnished and decorated semi-detached cottage offering discerning guests the warmest of welcomes. It boasts a wonderful enclosed lawned garden with a sunny terrace and garden furniture. The living room has comfy sofas and open fire to cosy beside during the cooler evenings. The sociable kitchen/dining room has a wood burner, and is a great space for any family celebration or special occasion -local farm shops provide fresh produce, and fresh shellfish and seafood is available locally.
The area is noted for its natural beauty, bird and wildlife. Thornham is a charming, picturesque and quiet village, close to the old harbour and sea, and is surrounded by open countryside. You have countryside paths and trails to explore direct from doorstep which you are welcome to enjoy but pets must be kept on their lead and children supervised outside the garden. Explore the many lovely ancient trackways and coastal walks along dunes and sweeping beaches, with bird watching available at nearby Titchwell, Redwell Marsh and Scolt Head Nature Reserves. There are three traditional pub/ restaurants in the village which serve excellent food, and why not enjoy the local real ales too? The friendly village deli/shop provides for day-to-day needs of groceries and newspapers and there is also a bistro. A well-equipped play area is available near to the deli, and a tennis court is available for hire within in the village .
Holkham beach is 11 miles away and the charming old world seaside town of Hunstanton, 14 minutes’ drive, has plenty of family entertainment, including beach front amusements, a fun fair, a swimming pool, a bowling alley, bandstand concerts on the green, Sea Life centre, shops, eateries and a supermarket.
Further along the coast road are many old villages and market towns to explore, such as Wells, Burnham Market, Holt and the birthplace of Nelson, Burnham Thorpe, where the parish church lectern is said to be made from timbers taken from his ship HMS Victory. Nearby stately homes with gardens are open to the public, such as Houghton, Holkham and the Queen’s country estate at Sandringham. Brancaster Staithe is available for dinghy sailing, sailboard hire and boat trips, including seal watching. There are two local golf courses that welcome good players. Beach 1½ mile. Shop and pubs 1½ miles.