east anglia holiday cottages

EAST ANGLIA HOLIDAY COTTAGES

£330 - £395

English Tourism Council 4 Stars

Peacefully positioned on a family farm in north Norfolk, Harrow Barn is approximately 10 miles drive from the coast. The accommodation is custom-built for two. The conversion, which is four-star rated, aims to encompass the stunning views and maximise the elements of space, light and comfort.

The barn has oil-fired central heating, as well as a wood burning stove to welcome you after that bracing walk on Holkham beach! The vaulted living room has a leather 2-seater sofa and two fireside chairs. There is a 23" Flat-screen TV with Freeview, DVD and CD player. The separate dining area has a pine table and leather chairs. The kitchen area is modern and well equipped with full sized electric oven and hob, fridge & freezer, microwave, dishwasher and washer/drier. The generous bathroom is designed as a wet-room with bath and an open shower area. The spacious bedroom, which is also vaulted, has a King-sized bed. This can be made up as two 3ft if required.

Outside, the barn has open meadow frontage with unspoilt panoramic views and a wealth of local walks. Watch for gambolling hares or relax on the private patio and listen for the skylarks. The property is all on one level, making it wheelchair friendly (details on application). You can bring one well behaved dog by prior arrangement. Prices include quality bed linen and towels.

£325 - £445

English Tourism Council 4 Stars

Ramsgate Apartment is one of four at All Seasons, the award winning self catering company who won silver for best self catering holiday of the year 2005 - 2006 in the East Midlands. This apartment is suitable for 1 or 2 people any time of year and is delightfully cool in summer. Its living flame gas fire in the lounge is almost impossible to distinguish from the real thing (except there's no mess) and is so romantic to sit around during a winters evening. The kitchen has quality modern appliances and is right up to date with dishwasher and breakfast bar and a host of other extras. The lounge likewise has DVD player and widescreen TV, while the bathroom has an invigorating drench shower. The lounge also has an elegant polished walnut dining table with four Victorian antique chairs, writing bureau and a comfy sofa and armchair. This apartment has the benefit of WiFi in every room at no extra charge.

Outside is a beautiful sun terrace and patio with delightful French cafe styled furniture which is perfect for enjoying the sunshine even in the winter. The parking is very convenient and you can park your car next to the apartment in our private car park complete with remote controlled keyed entry access. Whilst all linen is provided there is also a laundry onsite which guests are free to use and a very useful drying room and changing area for walkers and cyclists. Guests are welcomed by the owners and receive a welcome pack of Lincolnshire produce featuring some nice goodies including Lincolnshire Ale.

The elegant bedroom fireplace, burnished antique furniture, the massive marbled lounge fire, panelled walls and heavy gilt mirror reflecting the bright sparkling lamps of the chandelier feel a hundred years away from the stresses and strains of modern day life. With apartments like this it’s no wonder our guests can’t wait to come back…

£365 - £475

English Tourism Council 5 Stars

Westgate Apartment is All Seasons flagship apartment and represents the very finest with a 5 star rating. For anyone with walking difficulties it is an excellent choice, as the space provided is exceptional.

This apartment is suitable for 1 or 2 people any time of year and is delightfully cool in summer. Its living flame gas fire in the lounge is almost impossible to distinguish from the real thing (except there's no mess) and is so romantic to sit around during a winters evening. The kitchen has quality modern appliances and is right up to date with dishwasher and breakfast bar and a host of other extras. The lounge has DVD player and widescreen TV and the bathroom has an invigorating drench shower and even a fireplace and radiators throughout the apartment. The lounge also has an elegant polished walnut dining table with six Victorian antique chairs, writing bureau and a comfy sofa and armchair. This apartment has the benefit of WiFi in every room at no extra charge.

Westgate Apartment benefits from its own private sun terrace with French doors from the bedroom and delightful French cafe styled furniture which is perfect for enjoying the sunshine even in the winter. The parking is very convenient and you can park your car next to the apartment in our private car park complete with remote controlled keyed entry access. Whilst all linen is provided there is also a laundry onsite which guests are free to use and a very useful drying room and changing area for walkers and cyclists. Guests are welcomed by the owners and receive a welcome pack of Lincolnshire produce featuring some nice goodies including Lincolnshire Ale.

This superb apartment is situated within a huge pair of Georgian terraces in the heart of this delightful market town and just minutes from several restaurants and the 17th century Whyte Swan Inn. At the top of the road is St James church with it's spire towering over the town and visible for miles around - Englands tallest parish church spire.

from £205

Vine Cottage is a delightful one bedroom Grade II listed cottage situated in the sleepy North Norfolk Conservation village of Great Snoring, only six miles from the coast at Wells and Holkham, 4 miles from the market town of Fakenham, and about 10 miles from the Historic Georgian town of Holt.

Vine Cottage is tastefully decorated, beamed throughout and fully equipped with 2 colour TV's, washing machine, microwave, hairdryer etc, to name but a few. It consists of a cosy sitting room with a wood burning stove, kitchen, utility room and a conservatory; a twisty staircase takes you up to a romantic large double bedroom and a bathroom. Outside there is a pretty, private enclosed back garden and parking.

We are open all year round and offer Short Breaks from £160 and weekly stays from £205. Pets are more than welcome. For further information, why not visit our own website or email me now for a free colour brochure.

Web Site: www.clevencycottages.co.uk

£225 - £600

English Tourism Council 4 Star

This charming traditional flint cottage is tucked away in the picturesque village of Blakeney on the North Norfolk Coast, part of the largest coastal nature reserve in England and Wales. Blakeney is particularly known for its sheltered harbour and quay, and the village provides a good range of local shops, restaurants and pubs. The cottage is about 3 minutes' walk away from the quay, and excellent pubs such as The Kings Arms and The White Horse.

Beautifully restored, this luxurious hideaway combines period charm with modern day comfort. Wren Cottage is beautifully furnished and very well appointed. Downstairs it includes a modern fitted kitchen, a delightful cosy living room, with rugs laid over a pamment tile floor, and a traditional open fireplace. Through from the sitting room is an inner hallway with the ground floor bathroom off, and a broad flight of stairs to the first floor. The cottage would originally have had 2 bedrooms, but the first floor has now been laid out as one very large and luxurious bedroom, with King size bed, traditional pine furniture and lovely views over the marshes towards Blakeney Point. Outside, the west facing garden has a shingled terrace and small lawn and flower beds. Garden furniture and barbeque are provided. Please note, we cannot accept pets.

£370 - £680

This pretty Georgian cottage has recently undergone a complete refurbishment and successfully combines the warm atmosphere of a period cottage with smart contemporary fittings. Ideally located close to Aldeburgh’s shops and restaurants and the beach.

Stepping in through the front door there’s a welcoming living room with leather sofa and armchair, open fire and natural coir rug. Beyond this is a light and airy kitchen-diner with a beautiful hand-made kitchen including a Smeg range cooker and belfast sink and a table and chairs to seat four people. A door from the kitchen leads straight out to the south-facing patio garden with an outside table and chairs for outdoor dining on sunny days.

From the living room steep stairs lead to up to two bedrooms and a bathroom. The large double bedroom has a handmade oak bed, white-washed floor boards and natural coir rug. The second bedroom is small with a single bed and south-facing views. In the bathroom is a freestanding roll-top bath, wc and sink. There is also a large shower in the double bedroom. This is a beautifully presented property with lots of character.

Bed linen and towels included plus a bottle of wine and biscuits to get your break off to a relaxing start.

£230 - £300

The present owners have run Fern Cottage successfully as a holiday cottage since 1988. It is situated in the shadow of the internationally famous 'Cathedral of the Marshes’, down a lane leading to Blythburgh Marshes, that was originally the old Yarmouth Road; From Cromwell’s soldiers to Charles Dickens on his way to Blundeston in Norfolk, all have past this magical setting that is Fern Cottage. Thought to have been built in the 16th century, some of the beams used in its construction were probably taken from redundant ships when Blythburgh ceased to be a flourishing inland port in the 18th Century.

A pretty enclosed garden with lawn, flowers beds and garden, table and chairs is accessed from the lane by a five bar and wicket gate where there is standing room for two cars. A kitchen with table and chairs, electric oven, microwave and fridge leads to a small hallway with a shower room and toilet leading off. The cosy lounge has an open fire, TV, video and DVD and has a wonderful atmosphere to relax in after a days walking the marshes and the River Blyth or enjoying the beaches of Southwold and Walberswick. Steep cottage stairs lead to a landing bedroom with double bed, which in turn leads to another bedroom with two singles. Three double duvets and pillows are provided but not linen. Pets are welcome and there are lots of walks in the immediate vicinity and a large enclosed field adjacent to the lane.

£150 - £350

Lovely Cottage is a charming 200 year old traditional flint cottage in the sleepy conservation village of North Creake. It is situated 4 miles from the coast, 3 miles from the picturesque Georgian village of Burnham Market and 1 mile from the historic village of Burnham Thorpe, the birth place of Lord Nelson. It is an area of outstanding natural beauty with miles of unspoilt beaches. The village has a small Post Office selling basics ie bread, milk etc, as well as the Jolly Farmer Pub, offering great food, just a 2 minute walk from the cottage.

Recently restored, tastefully decorated and well equipped throughout, the accommodation consists of a cosy lounge with open fire, fully fitted kitchen in ‘Shaker style’ with stainless steel electric hob and oven, fridge, washer/dryer, microwave etc., shower room with walk-in shower, and two bedrooms. The Master Bedroom has King Size pine bed, stripped original Georgian floorboards and views from window over fields, while the second bedroom has 1 single bed with pull-out guest bed underneath. Outside, to the front of the cottage is a small garden area, while to the rear is a grassed area with picnic table. Gravelled off street parking. The cottage is available all year round for short breaks and weekly stays. Dogs welcome.

£200 - £350

Squirrel Cottage is a charming pink cottage in the centre of a small terrace of three, situated on a private driveway, tucked away near the end of a quiet country lane. The cottage has off road parking and is in easy walking distance from the famous Snape Maltings. The cottage is perfectly situated for exploring the Suffolk heritage coast on foot, cycle or by car with the beautiful seaside towns of Aldeburgh and Southwold only a short distance away. Snape is an area of outstanding natural beauty famous for it’s forest walks, salt marshes and wide esturies. The RSPB have also just purchased several hectares of land 2 minutes away from the cottage, which will be returned to their natural state of marsh/wetlands, the natural habitat for Bittern and Marsh Harriers.

The sitting/dining room is a cosy, comfortably furnished room with a wood-burning stove (for which a basket of logs is provided), Colour TV, DVD, CD/cassette radio and dining table seating up to six. There is also a small reading room downstairs with a single futon which doubles as a third bedroom. The kitchen is well equipped with electric cooker, fridge, microwave, toaster etc., and looks out on to a beautifully paved terraced garden. The bathroom is situated upstairs along with two tastefully furnished bedrooms - one with a 4’6 bed, the other with a 4’ bed. Bed linen and towels are provided. The cottage is heated by electric storage heaters. Two cycles and a barbeque can be made available if required. A welcome basket is provided on arrival with fresh free-range eggs from our very own hens as well as some essentials to ensure you can make a hot drink and have a snack on arrival. We regret no smoking and no pets. Changeover day is Saturday. Weekends and 3-night breaks subject to availability.

£180 - £360

English Tourism Council 3 Stars

This former barn has recently been converted to provide cosy accommodation split across two properties, situated on a working arable farm in the rural village of Harpley, some twenty minutes from the beautiful North Norfolk Coast. The properties are located close to the popular Lower Farm Bed and Breakfast, and the farm also offers stabling for horse riding holidays, with excellent rural rides along Peddars way and the coast. The village is next door to Houghton Hall and the Sandringham Estate, with the Peddars Way running close to the farm. Brancaster, Burnham Market, Hunstanton and Holkham are all within close reach. The little market towns of Fakenham, Swaffham and Kings Lynn are also nearby.

The two cottages have an identical layout, with an open plan kitchen / living room with sofa bed, TV, DVD player, dining table and chairs, and well equipped kitchen area with microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, electric cooker and fridge. Each has two cosy double bedrooms and bathroom with basin, loo and shower (with disabled facilities). Both have oil fired central heating, and all fuel, bed linen and towels are included in the rental. Outside, there is a garden and patio area, as well as off road parking.

Please visit our website www.lowerfarmholidaycottages.co.uk for more details and to check availability. Short Breaks welcome outside Peak season.

£220 - £365

Facing open farm land Sunny Cottage is at the end of a small terrace of cottages close to Blythburgh Pottery Suffolks smallest working pottery. The area is perfect for walking with walks along the banks of the river Blyth to nearby Walberswick, and a ferryman will row you across the river to Southwold, or you can cross by the old Bailey Bridge. Caught in a gentle time warp Southwold gently refuses to be commercialised and with its high street of small shops and galleries is still one of East Anglias best kept secrets. Also nearby is the RSPB reserve at Minsmere for bird watchers.

Downstairs, the cottage has a large fully-equipped kitchen, separate dining room, lounge with log fire and T.V, and a bathroom with hip bath/shower and toilet. Steep cottage stairs lead to landing bedroom with twin beds, leading to the main bedroom with a four poster bed. The cottage is double glazed and there is oil fired central heating for the cooler seasons. Sunny cottage has a small enclosed garden and off road parking.

Like many other people, we have rented holiday accommodation and sometimes know the disappointment when the promised holiday cottage turns out to be less than 'inviting'. When we decided to let Sunny Cottage, we therefore put a great deal of thought into ensuring that it not only comes up to, but hopefully surpasses your expectations.

£230 - £390

Welcome to Heacham Holiday Cottages! Set in the very heart of the lovely unspoilt coastal village of Heacham is this privately owned and delightfully presented popular holiday cottage offering top quality self catering accommodation and sleeping up to 4 guests. Notable for being the home of Norfolk Lavender and surrounding lavender fields, Heacham is also well known for its associations with Pocohontas. The village lies just 2 miles south of the popular tourist resort of Hunstanton and the long stretches of golden sandy beaches of Old Hunstanton, Holme, Thornham, Brancaster etc for which North Norfolk is so well known are just around the corner. The area is also well known to bird watchers and the RSPB’s reserves at the neighbouring villages of Snettisham (also famous for being the finding place of Boadicaea's golden torcs) and a little further round the coast at Titchwell, attract many visitors all year round.

Tawny Cottage is a pretty cottage in a quiet south facing terrace, built in 1845 of carrstone which is typical of the area. It has been recently renovated to a high standard and is tastefully decorated, clean and well equipped throughout. Downstairs is a nicely furnished sitting room with comfortable seating, colour TV and video, beamed kitchen / dining room with electric cooker, fridge/freezer, microwave, dining table and chairs, CD and radio player, and utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer. On the first floor are two bedrooms (1 double, 1 single with second pullout single bed) and bathroom with bath and overhead shower, washbasin, WC and shavepoint. Electricity and linen included. Outside, to the front of the cottage there is a fully enclosed patio garden with garden furniture and barbecue. Up to 2 well behaved dogs are welcome but sorry, we do not accept smokers. Horses can also be accommodated at the owners nearby livery yard should you be interested in bringing your horse on holiday with you.

£175 - £395

Holt is a small, award winning country town serving the surrounding villages. There are ample pubs, restaurants and surprisingly stylish shops abound. Holt is only 4 miles from the coast at Cley-Next-The-Sea and Blakeney with the seaside resorts of Sheringham and Cromer less than 10 miles away. It is ideally situated for walking, bird watching, horse riding or sightseeing. You can take the ‘Holt Flyer’ - the Routemaster double-decker bus that carries you to the station to catch the steam train across the heath and coast to Sheringham. Alternatively, take a boat trip to see the seals at Blakeney. Don’t forget to buy some mussels or crab for your tea!

Jim’s Cottage is situated in a quiet cul-de sac adjacent to the Holt Country Park and a short walk to the centre of the town. It is a traditional, mid-Victorian, brick and flint workman’s cottage and retains much of its original charm with lumpy plaster, stripped wooden doors, oak floors, open fireplace and steep stairs. However, it has a fully fitted kitchen, bathroom and gas central heating. Jim’s cottage sleeps 4 in a double and a twin room. The excellent, safe garden makes it an ideal cottage for families, and both children and smokers are accepted, but sorry, no pets. Weekends and Short Breaks available between October and May.

£230 - £415

Peacefully located in this coastal village with nature reserves for the bird watchers and walkers, the creeks for the sailors, plus a fine sandy beach and golf club. Through lounge / dining room, kitchen, bathroom with shower, and two bedrooms (one double, one twin). Fully equipped including microwave, washing machine, central heating, garage and enclosed rear garden. Pets welcome.

£230 - £415

Tastefully renovated 18C cottage with balcony overlooking harbour. Fully equipped and sleeps 4 in 1 double and 1 twin bedroom. Pets and children welcome. Parking. Also fully equipped bungalow for 2/4 people in Brancaster, with enclosed garden and garage.

£295 - £425

English Tourism Council 4 Stars

This splendid second floor apartment can sleep up to 3 people (with optional guest bed) and has bags of character with sloping ceilings in the bathroom and kitchen. Its classically proportioned stairs and banisters are a feature throughout the whole apartment and out of season has stunning views of the quintessentially English Louth mansion house. Upon entering the apartment the moment you step through the door you feel like a friend who’s been invited into a welcoming family home. The lounge is delightful and comforting and is the perfect place to share a brandy or a glass of wine with a friend. The bedroom is beautiful with a double bed and original Georgian fireplace dating from 1800. A folding guestbed is available as an option in this apartment.

The parking is very convenient and you can park your car next to the apartment in our private car park complete with remote controlled keyed entry access. Whilst all linen is provided there is also a laundry onsite which guests are free to use and a very useful drying room and changing area for walkers and cyclists. Guests are welcomed by the owners and receive a welcome pack of Lincolnshire produce featuring some nice goodies including Lincolnshire Ale.

The Lincolnshire wolds and the vibrant market town of Louth lie on your doorstep - superb walking, historic attractions, delightful shopping, motor racing, fly fishing, horse riding and a countryside rich in wildlife. Every changing season brings another excuse to visit us and explore the vast county and huge skies of Lincolnshire. With all this to tempt you from the sublime tranquillity of your apartment it’s not surprising our guests return again and again. But with large comfortable sofas that positively insist you sit down and relax you can forgiven for staying in doors and watch the world go by from your window.

£135 - £450

Two Award winning Cottages offering a real rural retreat in the heart of the Lincolnshire countryside. These two single storey `courtyard cottages`, with pretty, stylish interiors, are carefully maintained by resident owners. Summers weeks, Romantic Breaks, Winter Weekends - always arrive to fresh flowers, chilled wine, and a tea tray......click on picture to visit our website >>>>>>>> Regret not suitable for children under 10 years, and we cannot accept pets or smokers.  

£250 - £450

English Tourism Council 3 stars

Old Mill Farm holiday cottage comprises a self contained wing of a beautiful 17th Century farmhouse on the outskirts of the pretty Norfolk village of Garboldisham lying close to the Norfolk/Suffolk border. Situated in an idyllic position next to the village common and Garboldisham windmill and set in large grounds, much of which is meadowland dotted with wild flowers, this is truly a tranquil place to relax and unwind. In the vicinity there are plenty of walking and cycling routes and also close at hand are Bressingham Steam Museum and Gardens, Banham Zoo and Snetterton Racing Circuit. The towns of Diss and Bury St. Edmunds are well worth a visit for curiosities such as Gaze's Auction Sale and England's smallest pub.

The cottage itself has a large sitting/dining room with comfy sofas, dining table and chairs, colour TV and video. There is a small but fully equipped kitchen with fridge, cooker, microwave etc., two bedrooms, one double and one twin (both of which overlook the windmill), bathroom with wc, wash basin and bath with shower attachment, plus a small utility area with automatic washing machine. Outside there is a private garden with furniture and BBQ together with parking. The cottage has oil fired central heating and double glazing and together with its beams, cottage doors, pine furniture and bygones, has a warm welcoming atmosphere. Pets are welcome.

£350 - £500

English Tourist Board 3 Star

Situated on the fringe of the village of Dunwich in woodland surroundings with abundant wildlife, the cottage is within walking distance of the village, the RSPB Minsmere Bird Sanctuary and in close proximity to the sea. There are many excellent and beautiful walks across heathland, woods and along the shore. Dunwich is an as-yet unspoilt Coastal Village with only a pub, The Ship, and Fish and Chip café in a scenic part of the Suffolk Coast. Surrounding towns and villages within easy reach include Walberswick, Aldburgh, Thorpness and Southwold. The nearest shop is in Westleton two miles away. The Bridge Nurseries closeby provide excellent meals.

Beautifully furnished and well-equipped, the cottage accommodation is all on the one level. A large entrance hall leads to the spacious beamed sitting room, with comfortable seating, feature fireplace (not used), colour TV and radio / CD / tape player. The kitchen has fitted units and is well-equipped, including electric hob / oven, microwave, fridge / freezer and washing machine. The cottage has two ensuite bedrooms - one double and one twin, having bath with shower attachment; there is also an additional separate wc. Outside is a secluded garden with sheltered patio and ample off road parking. Heating is provided by central heating and electric radiators; heating and linen are included in the rental. Please note: we're sorry, but we do not accept pets or children.

£265 - £508

Situated in a secluded wooded setting in rural Suffolk just a few miles from the glorious Heritage coastline, these four beautifully-furnished cottages are designed for comfort and relaxation. Inside, each comes with stripped floors, original art and Persian rugs; outdoors, each cottage has a raised decking area for eating, drinking and barbecuing. The cottages are set in the peaceful grounds of the owners' 70 acre farm and are reached down a private tree-lined drive. Guests can enjoy a 36-foot indoor swimming pool which is heated all year round and open from 9am to 8pm; private swimming sessions are available by request.

The cottages sleep up to 4 adults (plus baby). Each features a spacious living room, country-style kitchen, and two bedrooms with either single or en suite bathrooms, with both baths and showers. Modern facilities include dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, DVD colour TV, stereo, cot and high chair. Pets are welcome by arrangement, but please note, there is no smoking in the cottages.

The grounds of the farm are fully accessible for rambling and nature watching, with wide wild natural field margins. In addition, the traditional market towns of Halesworth and Bungay are 5 miles away whilst Beccles, gateway to the southern Norfolk Broads and offering boat hire, lies 7 miles away. To the East, Southwold's elegant seaside delights are a step back to a more elegant time and reflect the unchanged nature of this friendly part of Suffolk.

£271 - £527

Mundesley is a charming seaside village situated on the North Norfolk coast close to Cromer. It‘s a relaxed, uncommercialised, place which is ideal for a peaceful beach holiday, or get away-from-it-all break. Without a doubt Mundesley’s major attraction is its superb sandy beach. For several years now the beach has won Blue Flag recognition for its excellent water quality standards. It’s also a very safe beach, with lifeguards during the summer, making it ideal spot for toddlers & children to play in the fine sand.

The Royal Cottages are a row of four brick & flint terraced cottages built in the 1850s, and situated alongside Mundesley Beck - only a short walk to the sandy beach & few minutes walk to Mundesley’s shops & amenities. Newly refurbished to a very high standard, the cottage retains many of its original features and can comfortably accommodate up to four people plus a cot. The whole cottage is double glazed & is centrally heated via a gas boiler.

With a hint of ‘green’ you can relax and enjoy the crisp organic cotton bed linen and the sumptuous organic cotton towels and bathrobes. For those of you who need to catch up on the sport or check email, Sky TV and Broadband Internet access are included. Spend a long weekend, short break or week away at this peaceful retreat to remember. Ideal for romantic breaks, family holidays, cycling tours and walking holidays.

£445 - £595

English Tourism Council 4 Stars

This superb 2 bedroom apartment is suitable for up to four people and has double and twin bedroom. Like each of All Seasons apartments It is situated within a huge pair of Georgian terraces in the heart of this delightful market town and just minutes from several restaurants and the 17th century Whyte Swan Inn. At the top of the road is St James church with it's spire towering over the town and visible for miles around - Englands tallest parish church spire.

The kitchen has quality modern appliances and is right up to date with dishwasher and kitchen table and chairs and a host of other extras. The lounge has DVD player and widescreen TV and It's living flame gas fire is almost impossible to distinguish from the real thing (except there's no mess). There are two bathrooms, one ensuite to the double bedroom with a shower and a family bathroom with a bath. There are radiators throughout the apartment. This apartment has the benefit of WiFi in every room at no extra charge.

Outside is a beautiful sun terrace and patio with delightful French cafe styled furniture which is perfect for enjoying the sunshine even in the winter. The parking is very convenient and you can park your car next to the apartment in our private car park complete with remote controlled keyed entry access. Whilst all linen is provided there is also a laundry onsite which guests are free to use and a very useful drying room and changing area for walkers and cyclists. Guests are welcomed by the owners and receive a welcome pack of Lincolnshire produce featuring some nice goodies including Lincolnshire Ale. There’s a huge choice of videos, DVDs and books and a selection of games available too so why not enjoy a short break or holiday with old friends and share a few glasses of wine or cups of tea, whatever takes your fancy…

£225 - £650

English Tourism Council 4 Stars

The Old Joinery is one of two newly built cottages sharing a secluded site once occupied by a carpenter's workshop and store, just a 3 minute walk from the High Street of the unspoilt village of Cley-Next-The-Sea, on the beautiful North Norfolk coast. Cley is a delightful village with two pubs (both serving real ale and excellent food!), a noted delicatessen, a pottery and a traditional smokehouse selling smoked fishes and pates.

Great attention to detail has been paid to both the building of the cottage, as well as to its decor and furnishings. Externally, it is built from a combination of flint, brick and shiplap, under a traditional pantile roof, with a south-facing garden and paved terrace with shrubs and lawn. It has a 'cart-shed' garage, together with parking for a second car.

The Old Joinery is all on one level, with a fully fitted kitchen, beautifully tiled bathroom, and spacious sitting room with rugs over a wooden floor, TV and DVD player, and Multiyork sofas around the traditional fireplace, for which logs are provided. Large French windows open direc