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An outdoor seating area features comfortable gray wicker furniture arranged around a stone fire pit. Lush greenery surrounds the space, providing a tranquil atmosphere. The brick facade of the barn is complemented by a reddish-tiled roof and large glass doors that open to the garden.
Guest suite in Shouldham
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 424 reviews

Lovely 1 bedroom barn annexe in idyllic village

This unique annexe is a converted barn, attached to the main barn in the idyllic village of Shouldham, nestled on the edge of Shouldham Warren, a fantastic forest with woodland trails to walk, jog or cycle. Enjoy a pint in the award-winning pub the King's Arms. (Both 800m away) This is an attractive, spacious conversion with a double bedroom, living room, dining area/orangery. The Annexe sleeps 4 through a comfortable double sofa bed in the lounge. There is an enclosed garden and seating area.

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A charming two-story structure features a blend of red brick and white walls, adorned with vibrant purple wisteria. Lush, manicured hedges and trees surround the property, providing a welcoming entrance from the road.
Home in Wormegay
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 375 reviews

Large charming cottage ideal for family sharing

Stay in a former Old English Cosy Pub, with three inglenook fire places. Located in a small village in West Norfolk 36 mins from coast and 21 mins from Royal Sandringham Estate. Pet Friendly, we welcome up to 3 dogs and charge £25 per dog per visit. Recently refurbished offering a large underfloor heated kitchen living room space along with the charm of original features. During the lockdown period we have updated and renewed the bathroom and ensuite facilities including a new toilet in ensuite

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The exterior of the studio features a stylish brick facade with large bifold doors, inviting ample natural light. A gravel pathway leads to the entrance, bordered by well-kept greenery. The modern roof design complements the overall aesthetic of the property.
Guest house in Shouldham
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 156 reviews

Charming Studio in Picturesque Norfolk Village

Situated in the beautiful Norfolk village of Shouldham, Park Lane provides the perfect blend of location, style and comfort. Here you are well positioned to explore the stunning North Norfolk coast, Thetford Forest, Norwich and King’s Lynn. Alternatively take a 10-minute stroll to Shouldham Warren, which offers stunning views across the fens. After, visit the King’s Arms pub. Real ales are served straight from the cask; good-value food using fresh local produce, all within a 5-minute stumble.

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An open-plan living area features a spacious blue sofa complemented by a cozy armchair. Large glass doors provide ample natural light and views of the garden. A coffee table and side tables are arranged on a wooden floor, enhancing the inviting atmosphere of the space.
Home in Runcton Holme
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 120 reviews

The Old Piggery at Manor Farm, Runcton Holme.

This charming detached one bedroom, timber clad home is a tastefully converted piggery. It’s a private, cosy retreat, perfect for couples along with their small dogs. There is a large patio and lawned garden, with outdoor furniture for perfect relaxation. There are a some luxury features such as a Nespresso coffee machine, air fryer, king size bed, fire pit and cocktail making equipment. Our fishing lake is nearby so you can wander down and fish (extra charge) or watch the array of wildlife.

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A charming cottage exterior features a red brick facade with a tiled roof, framed by greenery and several trees. The front door, flanked by windows, is set against a backdrop of a clear blue sky. A gravel driveway leads up to the cottage, enhancing the tranquil landscape.
Home in Norfolk
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 118 reviews

Grooms Cottage in West Norfolk

This cosy cottage has a style all of its own. Formerly, the home of the Groom to the Vicarage horses and is located opposite Stable Cottage. Both one bedroom cottages have recently been renovated to a high standard. Located in the village of Middleton, West Norfolk which is a 20 minute drive to the coast, Sandringham Estate Kings Lynn, Ely and many other attractions The cottage has a new kitchen and bathroom, plus lounge and double bedroom. Small patio, shared courtyard garden, private parking

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An aerial view showcases the secluded Pumphouse nestled within lush greenery, surrounded by open fields and winding water. The property is flanked by a river and pathways that invite exploration, highlighting the natural beauty of the Wissey Valley Living Landscape Reserve.
Home in Downham Market
4.85 out of 5 average rating, 336 reviews

Norfolk pet-friendly river retreat with hot tub

Featured in The Sunday Times, 'Extraordinary Escapes' with Sandi Tokswig, and 'Great British Home Restoration' on More4. Designed by Grand Designs finalist. Close Cambridge, Ely, Kings Lynn, Sandringham and Norfolk coast. Isolated between the river and the 'Wissey Valley Nature Reserve', a perfect secluded dark- sky stargazing retreat. Fast Starlink internet, 5 bedrooms, and huge modern kitchen-living room this is the ideal setting for a family reunion or midweek remote working/team building.

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A wooden bench is situated by a tranquil lake, surrounded by lush greenery and tall trees. The water reflects the clear blue sky, dotted with fluffy clouds. This serene landscape invites peaceful relaxation in a natural setting.
Cottage in Shouldham
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 74 reviews

Norfolk Lakeside Retreat - with swimming pool

Experience the English countryside charm of Shouldham, from your own private annexe in our historic home, parts of which date back to the 15th century. Featuring large landscaped gardens and overlooking a tranquil lake, our property offers a serene and private retreat, with some of the most beautiful countryside views in the village. Nestled on the village green and within easy walking distance to local attractions, including the award winning and warm welcoming Kings Arms pub and restaurant

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The exterior of the cottage features a combination of brick and wooden siding under a clear blue sky. Large glass doors promote natural light inside, surrounded by a well-kept garden. The structure is complemented by a neighboring barn-style building.
Cottage in Beachamwell Norfolk
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 216 reviews

Unique woodland retreat - the perfect get away

Deep in the heart of Norfolk this much loved holiday home is an ideal place to escape the hustle and bustle of a busy life. WOODLANDS is a modern cottage with traditional touches, it has large light-filled living spaces and comfortable bedrooms. Ideal for families as well as couples wanting a little more space or friends looking to relax and unwind. Woodland walks and cycle rides are on your doorstep and a wood burner ensures you'll be cosy on cooler nights. Well behaved dogs welcome (2 max).

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A tranquil village pond is surrounded by lush greenery and tall grasses. Reflections of the sky and nearby trees can be seen on the water's surface. The scene is complemented by scattered clouds and soft rays of sunlight creating a serene atmosphere.
Home in Boughton
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 182 reviews

Norfolk HOT TUB Pond Views Midcentury-modern home.

Grassmere is a Mid-Century Modern House & Spa retreat (Hot Tub, Steam Sower & Relaxation Area) located in the conservation area of Boughton, a hidden gem in West Norfolk. The house has a glorious view overlooking the village pond and is ideally located to tour Norfolk and the Norfolk Coast, King’s Lynn, Sandringham, Ely. Perfect for family get togethers, a quiet hide away, business trips. Ideal for young children who can enjoy the enclosed village play area, feed the ducks or amble around.

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The exterior of the cottage displays a charming facade, featuring a blend of stone and flint construction. A blue front door is framed by climbing plants, with flower beds adding a touch of color. Natural light enhances the inviting appearance on a clear day.
Home in Shouldham
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 69 reviews

The Cottage, Shouldham

The Cottage is located in the popular village of Shouldham, dating from 1850s the property is a cosy traditional country cottage. The Cottage has a large pretty private garden and off road parking for two vehicles. The cottage is a 5 minute walk from the community run village pub. The village sits on the edge of Shouldham Warren, a beautiful forest with wonderful woodland trails to walk or cycle. The Cottage is in a perfect location for exploring both the country side and the Norfolk coast.

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The sitting room features a traditional inglenook fireplace with a woodburning stove, framed by a rustic brick wall. Comfortable grey sofas are arranged around a coffee table, which is adorned with magazines and decorative items. Light is provided by a floor lamp and natural illumination from nearby windows.
Cottage in Shouldham
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 249 reviews

Cosy, country village cottage

Alpha Cottages is a cosy traditional country cottage with inglenook fireplace, beams and woodburning stove, in the popular village of Shouldham. It has a large pretty private garden and is dog friendly. The cottage overlooks the village green and village community pub family and pet friendly. The village sits on the edge of Shouldham Warren, a beautiful forest with wonderful woodland trails to walk or cycle. A perfect bolthole for exploring both the country side and coast of Norfolk

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Flat in Shouldham
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 46 reviews

Rook’s Nest, Shouldham

Situated in the beautiful and peaceful village of Shouldham, which dates back to 1066, is this idyllic little nest. The village boasts a friendly local pub which is only a five minute walk away and plenty of forest walks can be had in Shouldham Warren which is on the edge of the village. There are a variety of stately homes (including Sandringham) to visit, and Hunstanton, the historic gateway town to the North Norfolk Coast, is not too far away.

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