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The accommodation is a 2 bedroom first floor flat with kitchen, cosy living area, and bathroom. Sleeps 5, but can take 6. Excellent broadband. It was the hayloft above an old carriage house, with stables either side of a courtyard. Guests use our front door, with a private door off the hall leading to the accommodation. A peaceful setting in pretty village, with a pub, a short drive to Diss. We live on the ground floor. Large garden, good parking.

The entire first floor of our house. A door off the hall leads to the staircase. There is a spacious landing, off which are 2 bedrooms, an open plan kitchen/ living room area, and a bathroom with spa bath and shower. The living room area has a large HD TV, with freeview channels, sofa, and armchairs. There is a recently installed kitchen with cooker, fridge, microwave, toaster and kettle. with plenty of utensils, pots, pans and crockery/cutlery. Guests can also use our washing machine, tumble dryer, on request.

Gissing is a small village about 5 miles from the market town of Diss. There is no shop in Gissing, nor the immediate surrounding villages, but we have a lively traditional village pub ( a 5 minute stroll away) which serves typical pub food (booking is advisable) as well as real ales. In the next village, Burston, (2 miles) is a gastro pub, slightly more expensive, but the food is lovely. It also has a nice garden. Again, we would advise booking. There are various other good pubs in the surrounding villages. Diss has a variety of pubs, cafes and restaurants, and a selection of takeaways which will deliver. There is a folder in the living room with details and menus. The nearest shops/supermarkets are in Diss and Long Stratton, about 10 minutes away by car. Diss is famous for the Mere, a lake in the middle of the town with an adjacent park. There are numerous attractions further afield, from Snetterton motor racing track, Banham Zoo, Center Parcs, Newmarket, Southwold, Aldeburgh and the coast, the Norfolk Broads, and of course the historic cities of Norwich and Bury St Edmunds. It is an ideal area for walking and cycling.

A cosy, two story annexe with fully functional kitchen, including a washing machine for guests sole use and cosy log burner in the living room. Guests are within walking distance of a fantastic gastro pub, should you not feel like cooking. https://www.theboars.co.uk Perfect for access to Wymondham and Norwich, or as a stop off on the way to the beautiful Norfolk Broads or beaches. Guests have off street parking directly outside the annexe.

Please note that the annexe has a stone staircase between floors and also low ceilings upstairs. I advise that owing to the stone staircase, this property may not be suitable if guests have young children who are mobile, or if any guests have vision or mobility impairment. The property has a free standing bath tub, but does not have a shower. I can provide a travel cot, or an extra single mattress if needed.

Spooner Row is a quiet rural town, however is within reach of the city of Norwich, which has many great restaurants and bars. I am happy to give recommendations. I also strongly recommend the local pub, The Boars, in Spooner Row https://www.theboars.co.uk

Located on the edge of an attractive South Norfolk village, The Snug is a self-contained annex in part of a 17th Century Cottage. A village shop and a butcher/deli are a short walk away and the centre of Norwich is only a 20 minute drive. This area is popular with cyclists due to the quiet routes and a host of cycle friendly cafes. The accommodation consists of a double bedroom, shower room, dining/working area and kitchenette. There is an off road parking space and bicycle storage if required.

For over a hundred years, this characterful old dairy was where the cows were milked at Hawthorn Farm. Sympathetically and luxuriously converted into a two-bedroom cottage in 2017, it is self-contained and completely detached. Inside, original walls, beams and vaulted ceilings give it a spacious, airy feel. It has its own fully-equipped kitchenette, and a bathroom with a large shower, WC and basin. The spacious 18 x 14 foot carpeted living space has two huge comfy sofas and a table and chairs.

Tharston is a small, very quiet and picturesque farming village - you can really appreciate the big Norfolk sky here. It offers lovely walks along the Tas Valley, so it's perfect for a rural getaway. If you are looking for peaceful rest, this is an ideal place. Nearest shops, all amenities and several take-aways are in Long Stratton, the nearest village, 1.5 miles away. Tharston is just off the A140, nine miles from the medieval city of Norwich, five miles to the small market towns of Bungay and Wymondham and under 30 miles from the many beautiful beaches and walks of the Norfolk coast.

This bright, warm converted centuries-old cart shed has a glazed facade to maximise your enjoyment of Norfolk’s beautiful big sky and spectacular sunrises and sunsets. Far-reaching views make it perfect for spotting wildlife - particularly owls - from the comfort of the sofa. There are country walks directly from the gate, and a private garden overlooking open countryside where you can watch the sunset and enjoy a BBQ.

Garden Cottage is accessed by a path through the Old Farmhouse Garden. It comprises an open-plan kitchen/diner/sitting room, plus a bedroom with ensuite shower room. Situated on Wacton Common, Garden Cottage is under two miles from Long Stratton, where you will find shops, pubs, places to eat, and takeaways. A walk across Wacton Common takes you to Great Moulton, home of the Fox and Hounds pub. Garden Cottage is a peaceful retreat that is perfectly situated for exploring Norfolk and Suffolk. The historical city of Norwich is 14 miles away, as is the market town of Bungay on the edge of The Broads National Park. Wymondham is under 10 miles, and the small coastal town of Southwold and the Suffolk Coast and Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, 30 miles.

Built around 1870 The Stables at Hempnall House is a luxurious two bedroom property surrounded by gardens, woods and fields yet only 20 minutes drive from central Norwich, the capital of East Anglia with a wide variety of amenities, shops and entertainment. Converted in 2018 The Stables has two bedrooms, a bathroom and separate shower room. High quality fittings have been used throughout whilst the original beams and stable doors lend a touch of authentic charm

Either the terrace, overlooking our private wood, or the sofa in front of the wood burner (unlimited logs are included), are the perfect places to relax and take in the view. The kitchen is equipped with a gas hob, small oven and microwave, fridge and a full sized dishwasher. There is an abundance of cutlery, crockery and cooking utensils. Why not invite your friends to dinner, the dining table seats six (or eight)! Our chickens provide a point of interest and sometimes even eggs. Children are encouraged to see if there are any. There is a gas barbecue available for your use. Hosts Kate and Colin live on site but you'll be the only people in the stables. They enjoy meeting guests and sharing their country home and grounds. We have parking for two cars outside The Stables, and adequate broadband. Secure cycle storage is available

A bridle path leads directly from the property to Hempnall, about a mile away, where there is a butcher and delicatessen, a well stocked shop, newsagent and post office (open, amazingly from 6am to 9pm seven days a week) and a petrol station. An artisan baker offers a selection of loaves every Saturday, ask for details. There is a popular community bar in the Old Mill which opens every Friday and Saturday evening. The Three Horseshoes public house, ten minutes walk away, is well known for its Sunday lunchtime carvery. The local Indian restaurant delivers, minimum spend £20

** All reservations include a complimentary breakfast!** Your very own bolt hole in the country, the Cartlodge nestles in the grounds of a 16th Century Manor House in the peaceful village of Tacolneston, near the thriving, historical city of Norwich. Recently refurbished, the Cartlodge boasts all modern amenities whilst still embracing the four hundred year history of the Grade 2 listed Manor and grounds.

Come and cosy up in the lodge, where there will be hot chocolate and marshmallows, cookies, a host of movies on Netflix as well as our usual tasty complimentary breakfast and a selection of teas and coffees. Go for a bracing winter walk on one of the beautiful nearby beaches, enjoy a glass of wine in front of a roaring pub fire or why not pop into Norwich for some retail therapy. The Cartlodge is an ideal base for exploring the beautiful surrounding countryside, strolling round one of the nearby historical market towns or taking a trip into the city, with it’s stunning castle, cobbled streets and cafes, coupled with the impressive Chapelfield and Castlemall shopping centres. Or simply use the time to relax outside the lodge on your patio with a glass of wine and a good book. The beautifully maintained gardens and bountiful orchard are alive with the sound of birds, often joined by woodpeckers, muntjacs and pheasants on the lawn! The Cartlodge is very well equipped with a shower room and compact kitchen on the ground floor and a large open plan sleeping and living area on the first floor. Outside there is a patio and seating area overlooking the Manor gardens and to the rear is the secluded orchard with more seating for alfresco dining. Although not far from The Manor House, the Cart Lodge has a great sense of privacy and comfort.

Tacolneston is a village steeped in history, with many listed buildings, dating back over 500 years. There is a pub and a Chinese takeaway within walking distance, and several lovely country pubs serving delicious homemade food within a short drive.

Owls swoop low over the fields, hares race across the farm track and on a clear night, the vast Norfolk sky shimmers with stars. There are country walks from the garden gate, and a garden overlooking fields and common land where cows graze in high summer. Painted by artists; studied by historians; and loved by anyone who treasures wildlife, Le Grys House is a very special place indeed.

The door opens onto a brick-floored farmhouse kitchen with an original copper, electric range-style cooker, table, microwave, fridge and dishwasher. There are two sitting rooms (one in the former dairy downstairs, and one upstairs in the converted apple store), and two bedrooms - a twin on the ground floor and a double on the first floor with the second sitting room. The upstairs bed/sitting room is accessed by an alternating tread staircase from the downstairs sitting room. Please note that there is no separating door to the upstairs sitting room and bedroom. The shower room is situated on the ground floor, up a step from the kitchen. There is a small games room with table football. The house was built in the 16th century, with later additions in the 17th century, so doors and beams are low, and floors are mostly brick, pamment and very old oak. Le Grys House is perfectly situated for exploring Norfolk and Suffolk. The market town of Bungay, on the edge of The Broads National Park is 14 miles away, as is the historical city of Norwich. Wymondham is under 10 miles, and the Suffolk Coast and Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, 30 miles.

A beautifully refurbished cart shed with a modern, rustic interior and fabulous outdoor seating area. As the name implies, our Rural Hideaway is a detached building nestled in the midst of peaceful farmland offering undisturbed views of wide skies and never-ending fields. It is a brilliant base for two who are looking to enjoy easy access to both coastal and rural South Norfolk/Suffolk and just the place to relax and breathe in some fresh Norfolk air!

The cosy and comfortable bedroom is accessed by a set of stairs above the log store at the side of the cart shed. It has a king-sized bed, bedside tables and lamps, a dressing table with a chair, Freeview TV and large Velux window. There is also a Nespresso© coffee machine, tea making facilities and fresh milk provided in the room. The bathroom is a light and airy space with a shower, WC, basin, Velux window and clothing drawers. Luxury toiletries are provided as well as a hair-dryer and GHD© hair straighteners. The ground floor of the cart shed is an open-fronted, undercover seating area and a wonderfully relaxing spot to unwind by the log burner and adopt a slower pace of life! There is also a dining table, gas BBQ and fridge in this space for you to use throughout your stay.

Part of a converted barn, situated down a country lane in a rural location. A cosy and comfortable cottage on a working farm. The barn has a spacious open plan living area with oak flooring, a wood burner and large comfortable sofas. Sleeps 4 in a King with an unusual mezzanine bedroom with a balcony overlooking the living room and this room leads through to a Twin room. Well-appointed kitchen with dishwasher, microwave, oven and washing machine. Downstairs shower room with heated towel rail.

The Barn is beautifully furnished and presented and our guests love the homely but spacious feel inside. It’s a home away from home with a log burner and comfy sofas to relax and unwind. Children love to see the horses and farm animals and we are happy to show you around. At certain times of the year we have some young calves, piglets and maybe even chicks that they can see.

We are located on the Norfolk/Suffolk border in a rural location. From here it’s approx 45 min drive to Southwold on the Suffolk coast or Great Yarmouth on the Norfolk Coast or alternatively a similar distance up to the Norfolk Broads. There are also plenty of wildlife and farm parks to visit locally or simply explore the area on foot or by bike. We always have some tourist brochures available in the cottage if you need some ideas of places to visit during your stay.

The Granary is a cosy little cottage with exposed beams. It has a kitchen and living room with wood burner and underfloor heating. Upstairs is a good sized bedroom with double bed and bathroom. It has its own private garden and parking.

The Granary is a very cosy little cottage built in around 1800. It has been renovated over the past 3 years which includes underfloor heating, Double glazing. You can look out of the french doors to see open fields and lay in bed and see the stars.

Hardwick is a very small village with no shop or pub. Although there is a farm shop with a cafe about 2 miles away. The nearest supermarket is at Long Stratton which is 2.5miles away. Hardwick is very rural ideal for a nice peaceful break.

The Dairy is completely self-contained and located in the pretty, peaceful village of Hardwick, just 12 miles south of historic Norwich. Its conversion from a farm building (a dairy!) was completed in 2018. It is perfect for couples but, because of its space and the full-double sofa-bed in the living room, it can comfortably sleep 4. It is a a great base for walks in the surrounding countryside, visiting Norwich, the Waveney Valley, the Norfolk Broads, or the beautiful Norfolk/Suffolk coasts.

The Dairy has its own private entrance with one small step to get over the threshold, but once inside it is on one level throughout, including the walk-in shower. There is parking for 1 car (additional car spaces can be arranged). Make use of your own patio area with BBQ and seating, and the garden. There is a pond, which parents should be aware of, and keep their children supervised around. The Dairy is full of character with stable-door, full-height ceilings and some exposed beams. There is underfloor heating throughout, but there is also a wood-burner (with free supplies of wood) for cosy evenings in front of the fire! The bedroom has a king-size bed and plenty of storage space - with large oak wardrobe (hangers provided) and chest of drawers. The living room has two comfortable sofas - one of which can convert to a full-size double bed, the wood-burner, flat-screen TV and DVD player. (Please note we do not provide linen for the sofa-bed unless the booking is for 3 or more people, or unless requested in advance). There's a selection of games, DVDs and books for you to use during your stay. The large kitchen with granite worktops and butler sink, has everything you need if you want to cater for yourselves, including a table and 4 chairs, full-size oven, fridge-freezer and dishwasher. We'll start your stay off by leaving you a jug of milk, and tea & coffee so you can make yourselves a cuppa as soon as you arrive! The spacious marble-tiled bathroom, has a large walk-in shower, and towels are provided. We have a couple of bikes you are also welcome to borrow during your stay with us. There is a good WIFI connection, but mobile phone signal is limited. We tend to use What'sApp for mobile calls and texting.

There is a infinite number of countryside walks from your door-step. Cycling the quiet country lanes is a pleasure as it is mainly flat and there's very little traffic. Although there is no pub or shop in the village, these can be found within 10 minutes drive (3 miles by foot/bike) in Long Stratton or Pulham Market, or a little further in the characterful market town of Harleston. The Dairy can also be used as a base to visit the historic City of Norwich, the Waveney Valley, the Norfolk Broads, and the Norfolk/Suffolk Coast including the seal-colony at Horsey, and Southwold. In addition, for those interested in WW2 history there are several airfield museums nearby.

Blyth Green Stable is a holiday cottage suitable for families, sharing couples or groups of friends who are happy to share.. There is plenty of natural light and the main living space feels much bigger than it is. For darker, colder nights, there is a log burner to create that cosy atmosphere. There are two bedrooms - one with a King size and the other with a super king bed. Both can be split to create 4 singles. We are in the countryside but only 10 miles from Norwich.

Long Stratton is a half mile walk away. Shops, restaurants, take aways and other amenities are available here. Norwich is 10 miles north and Diss is 10 miles south. There is lots of cycling and walking availablle on the doorstep and there are a few love;y villages with churches, pubs and other attractions to enjoy. There are a number of Family attractions within easy reach. A little further away are the Broads and the coastal towns of Cromer, Hunstanton, and Lowestoft.

A friendly, flexible Bed & Breakfast accommodation in a beautifully converted Grade II listed barn setting. 4-double, en-suite shower rooms available: clean, & comfortable with coziness & charm. Our clean, friendly & well-appointed rooms, are ideal for weekday business travellers or weekend get-aways. A large residents Lounge area, with SKY TV, and comfy sofas, breakfast/dining area & cosy nooks. Free WIFI, In-room tea & coffee facilities, Ample car parking, Self-serve continental breakfast.

Hosts live on-site in a separate area, and are welcoming former publicans & experienced hosts. A home away from home feel, with discounts for block bookings (Mon-Thurs, Weekend or Full-week) Want all four rooms with exclusive hire? - drop us a line & we'll see what we can do for you. Overnight bike storage available. All areas are non-smoking. Pets are welcomed by prior arrangement only, please. Please note: The Pelican PH is currently closed, but the B&B has recently reopened again - reviews are available via tripadvisior.

Pronounced 'Tack-ol-ston', Tacolneston is a quaint, rural village and has a variety of amenities including a primary school, village store / post office, two public houses, a church & a takeaway. Walks and cycle routes abound amongst the wide-ranging Norfolk Countryside. Tacolneston a great place to begin your exploration of Norwich, Norfolk, Suffolk and beyond. With easy connections to the A11 & A47, and Norwich only 8 miles north (12-15 minutes) We're also close to historic Wymondham (5 miles); Snetterton (13 miles) and the Norfolk Broads (20 miles to Wroxham), & about 40-50 minutes from the coast.

Pheasant Barn is a beautiful Norfolk barn conversion which is full of character, centrally heated and has everything you need for a relaxing stay. This super property boasts a high standard bathroom, well equipped kitchen, sumptuous bedroom, vaulted ceilings and high standard soft furnishings. Our photos and superb guest reviews speak for themselves! If you are looking for a tranquil base to explore Norfolk and Suffolk from then look no further.

Pheasant Barn has origins dating back to the 17th/18th centuries. This renovated 1 bedroom barn conversion affords traditional accommodation; exposed beams and Norfolk wood floors sit alongside modern appliances - Pheasant Barn is all on ground floor level making it potentially suitable for wheelchair users or those with limited mobility (ask for more details). The barn is ideally suited to a couple. On arrival you will be greeted by the high vaulted and beamed ceiling of the kitchen/dining area. This leads through to the living area with french doors on to a private patio. A door off the dining area takes you to a well appointed double bedroom with bathroom off. The spacious bathroom has a standard sized bath with shower over. In the living area there is a comfortable sofa where you can relax. To the outside is a patio, lawned garden, BBQ and garden furniture from which to enjoy the rural views after a day exploring. Alborough House Holiday Barns sit in the rural hamlet of Forncett St Mary just 9 miles south of Norwich and close to the Suffolk/Norfolk borders. Nearby attractions include Banham Zoo, Steam museums at Bressingham and Forncett and Wymondham Abbey. The village of Long Stratton is 3 miles away with shops and facilities and the market Town of Diss is nearby. The medieval city of Norwich is some 9 miles north. Dunston Hall some 5 miles away has a wonderful Spa and Golf course (open to non-residents) . The famous Norfolk Broads are within easy reach and perfect for a day exploring on one of the many boats for hire. The Suffolk Heritage coast is under an hour away and includes the famous towns of Southwold and Aldeburgh, popular for their coloured beach houses, fashionable shops and beaches, including some of the best fish and chips around. Also within reach is the North Norfolk coast, including seaside towns such as Cromer and the pretty town of Wells next the sea, famous for crabbing along the quay, Blakeney and of course the beach and stately home at Holkham. Slightly further away is the Queens Christmas residence of Sandringham, but still easily accessible for a day trip. Our converted barns are situated in a quiet and rural setting perfect for those looking to relax and enjoy the peace and quiet. Although rural, we are very well situated to be within striking distance of the many tourist attractions both Norfolk and Suffolk have to offer. Local villages offer some excellent pubs for those wanting to sample good food and real ales. Both our barns are equipped to high standards and offer the appealing combination of character features together with modern day central heating, kitchens and bathrooms. Both barns are equipped with cooking hobs, fan ovens, microwaves, washing machines, irons/iron boards, TV/DVD and more. We welcome well behaved dogs (see our terms and conditions for details) and each barn has its own self contained small garden. There is ample car parking available for our guests.

Alborough House is located in a very rural position. There is a pub 20 minutes walk away in Forncett End (dogs not allowed) and a dog friendly pub 45 minutes walk along the lanes in Great Moulton. There are no shops within walking distance. A short 3 mile drive takes you to the closest village with many amenities including a supermarket, takeaways, restaurant, etc. Plentiful good pubs and eateries are within 10 minute driving radius.

The Stable is a fantastic double room at The Humbleyard - a brand new B&B based in traditional country buildings around a pretty courtyard in a quiet Norfolk village. Fab walks Norwich is just 20 mins and great pubs are just around the corner

All rooms are around a traditional courtyard which was converted from farmbuildings in 2015, all with lovely garden views. Accommodation is contemporary (underfloor heated stone floors & modern en suites) light airy high ceilings but keeping a warm and cosy feel. Breakfast is served in the main barn using homemade bread, preserves and produce from local farms where possible.

The Humbleyard is right on a network of footpaths leading in all directions and his home to horses and cattle. There are lovely circuit walks across farmland with a variety of pubs to choose as destinations ! With room to store cycles securely you can go further afield on quiet lanes.

A modern light space in a village location surrounded by beautiful countryside walks and close to the picturesque city of Norwich. Continental breakfast included. A warm welcome awaits

A double bedroom with a lovely view, private use of your own bathroom and access to a relaxing garden space

Very close to a brand new leisure centre. Beautiful walks close by. Pubs, shops, restaurants and takeaways in the village. 20 minute journey into Norwich. Regular bus service and park and ride near by

Just a twenty minute drive south west of Norwich, the Old Rectory is the perfect bolthole from which to discover Norfolk or just drop in on neighbouring Lotus Cars. From the well-appointed, private and spacious first floor annex in the West Wing of the house, guests are encouraged to explore our five-acre property comprising woodland, meadow and traditional walled garden. Whether you are single or travelling as a couple, the Old Rectory can offer you respite, privacy and comfort away from home.

The accommodation, located on the first floor, is modern, airy and equipped with all the luxuries you'd hope to find in a comfortable home away from home: a spacious living area equipped with a smart tv, a cosy dining area, a small kitchen, a private bedroom and a well-appointed bathroom. You can have your own private access and are free to come and go as you please without intruding on the rest of the household. Guests are welcome to enjoy and explore the green and varied expanse which surrounds the house.

Although located in a quiet village we are easily placed for the A11, the main Norwich to London road. The nearest train station is three miles away in Wymondham, a charming market town with a selection of good pubs and restaurants. There are also some agreeable pubs nearer to our property which we recommend. We're just a mile away from Hethel Engineering Centre, an offshoot of Lotus Cars which are still built 'just up the road'.

This Scandinavian style Lodge has a fully equiped kitchen with oven,hob,fridge,freezer, table and chairs. The utility/boot room has a washing machine & dishwasher. Dining area with table to seat 6/8. Sitting room with Smart T.V., electric log burner stove. Three bedrooms - double, single & bunk room. Two shower rooms each with shower,washbasin & toilet. Outside decking leading to large garden/play area with a trampoline, B.B.Q & garden seating. We can arrange for locally Cottage Cooked meals.

Wilfred’s Cottage is nestled in the heart of the village with walks and cycle routes from the doorstep.. Ground floor: Living/dining room with beams. Kitchen with tiled floor. First floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin (zip and link, can be double). Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.. Woodburner in living room (initial fuel included). Gas central heating, gas, electricity and bed linen included. Freeview TV. DVD. Gas hob. Electric oven. Microwave. Washing machine. Freezer. Wi-fi. Enclosed courtyard garden with patio, terrace, sitting-out area and furniture. Parking (1 car). Welcome pack. No smoking.. This wonderful, detached, timber framed 16th-century cottage is situated in the heart of the village of Hempnall. Boasting open-plan living accommodation, with a cosy woodburner and an enclosed, courtyard garden, making the cottage simply perfect to just relax and enjoy village life. There are many great walks and cycling opportunities direct from doorstep. Its central location is excellent for exploring East Anglia, with so much to do and see. Wonderful sandy beaches can be found along the coastlines of Norfolk and Suffolk. There are many RSPB nature and bird reserves, National Trust stately homes, parks and gardens within the surrounding area. The famous Norfolk Broads is 22 miles away and offering inland waterways, a natural haven for bird and an abundance of wild life. The cathedral city of Norwich is 10 miles, excellent for shopping, market square, castle museum, theatre, art galleries, cafés, pubs and restaurants. The seaside resort of Lowestoft is 24 miles away with a beach and amusements, Great Yarmouth is 28 miles with a fun filled promenade, Sea Life Centre, model village, amusements and sports park with indoor swimming pool. Cromer is 34 miles with a pier and promenade, Amazona Zoo, lighthouse and a cliff-top golf course. Sheringham is 38 miles with the RNLI working lifeboat museum, North Norfolk Steam Railway, and Sheringham Gardens NT. Blakeney Quay is 46 miles. The Royal Sandringham Estate and Gardens is 50 miles. For family fun, Banham Zoo is 12 miles, Thrigby Hall Wildlife gardens is 18 miles and Lenwade Dinosaur Park is 17 miles. Shop 200 yards, pub and restaurant 2 miles.

Beautiful 3 bed, 2 bath listed thatched country cottage. Reading room, tv snug, utility room. Sitting in the middle of Norfolk countryside with a 3 quarter of an acre garden, pond , summerhouse with indoor barbecue and infinite views accross the fields. Easy access to Norwich in 15 min. 45 min from the stunning coast with stunning beaches and typical villages . A real countryhouse like you have dreamed of! Note that the garage and tool ched will not be included. Non smoker and no parties policy.

Listed thatched cottage in very quiet location 2 miles from Harleston. Large rear garden backing on to open fields. Homely kitchen with Aga ( wintertime only) Living room with log burner If you like old beams this is the place for you! Tv room Summer house with bbq Note 2 bedrooms are adjoining which is typical of old cottages

Close to pretty Norfolk and Suffolk villages.

Partridge Barn is a characterful 2 bedroom barn conversion with lounge, kitchen, dining area, double bedroom, twin bedroom & bathroom. It oozes character with vaulted ceilings, a mezanine level & wood floors/doors. Ideal for 2 couples or a family. The mezzanine area provides a second lounge / relaxation area and also has a sofa bed which creates the possibility for 2 additional children to use this. See our photos which speak for themselves.

With origins dating back to the 17th/18th centuries, this renovated 2 bedroom barn conversion affords traditional accommodation; exposed beams and Norfolk wood floors sit alongside modern appliances. Partridge barn is ideally suited to a family or 2 couples. The ground floor comprises a living / dining area, separate kitchen, bathroom with shower over bath and a twin bedroom. Wooden stairs lead to the upstairs where there is a double bedroom together with a characterful mezzanine level nestled beneath the beams. The mezzanine area provides a second lounge / relaxation area and also has a sofa bed which creates the possibility for 2 additional children to use this (please contact us for more details). To the outside is a patio, lawned garden, BBQ and garden furniture from which to enjoy the rural views after a day exploring. See the photo gallery below for an insight in to Partridge Barn, you won't be disappointed ! Alborough House Holiday Barns sit in the rural hamlet of Forncett St Mary just 9 miles south of Norwich and close to the Suffolk/Norfolk borders. Nearby attractions include Banham Zoo, Steam museums at Bressingham and Forncett and Wymondham Abbey. The village of Long Stratton is 3 miles away with shops and facilities and the market Town of Diss is nearby. The medieval city of Norwich is some 9 miles north. Dunston Hall some 5 miles away has a wonderful Spa and Golf course (open to non-residents) . The famous Norfolk Broads are within easy reach and perfect for a day exploring on one of the many boats for hire. The Suffolk Heritage coast is under an hour away and includes the famous towns of Southwold and Aldeburgh, popular for their coloured beach houses, fashionable shops and beaches, including some of the best fish and chips around. Also within reach is the North Norfolk coast, including seaside towns such as Cromer and the pretty town of Wells next the sea, famous for crabbing along the quay, Blakeney and of course the beach and stately home at Holkham. Slightly further away is the Queens Christmas residence of Sandringham, but still easily accessible for a day trip. Our converted barns are situated in a quiet and rural setting perfect for those looking to relax and enjoy the peace and quiet. Although rural, we are very well situated to be within striking distance of the many tourist attractions both Norfolk and Suffolk have to offer. Local villages offer some excellent pubs for those wanting to sample good food and real ales. Both our barns are equipped to high standards and offer the appealing combination of character features together with modern day central heating, kitchens and bathrooms. Both barns are equipped with ceramic hobs, fan ovens, microwaves, washing machines, irons/iron boards, TV/DVD and more. We welcome well behaved dogs (see our terms and conditions for details) and each barn has its own self contained small garden. There is ample car parking available for our guests.

Alborough House is located in a very rural position. There are no pubs or shops within walking distance. A short 3 mile drive takes you to the closest village with many amenities. Plentiful good pubs and eateries are within 10 minute driving radius.

Welcome to The Gables, our beautiful, rustic and cosy detached 17th century home that we share with our dog, cat, horses and daughters occasionally! The room is perfect for couples, solo adventurers or business travellers. With a cosy space, a brand-new bathroom, tea & coffee, fresh towels, WiFi & continental breakfast, we can promise you a relaxed and private stay here. You’re welcome to the ‘snug’ with TV to chill in, use of the private tennis court, and plenty of dark, quiet nights.

We’re a 30 minute drive from Norwich, in the middle of the Tas Valley Way (between Cringleford and Attleborough), there are countless picturesque small towns and rural villages dotted all around us and the Norfolk and Suffolk coasts aren't too far – we’re more than happy to provide local knowhow and advice. Weekend stays only and shoes off please! An additional bedroom can be negotiated, as can home-cooked meals.

In the middle of nowhere - perfect for dark nights, Norfolk skies and getting away from it all. Two miles to the pub or Chinese takeaway!

An unspoilt 17th century listed farmhouse. You’ll love it because of the house's character and history, outdoor space and rustic charm. Couples, adventurers, families, big groups, and pets will love it. Masses of open space; a fire pit for nights under the stars, a wood and outside seating area. Climbing trees, tyre swings and a trampoline. Endless fun for kids and families in an idyllic rural setting on the Norfolk\Suffolk border Diss 5 minutes drive with shops and amenities.

Unspoilt 17th century farmhouse with masses of outside space. Inside there is a lovely double bedroom downstairs , with its own door to outside and the delightfully tastefull modern shower room and toilet in an adjoining room next to it .The ancient kitchen has not been spoilt , but it has been tastefully modernised ,and also has a large table, and mod cons, plus an abundance of all the essentials for cooking etc . Up the creaky stairs to 4 of the delightfull bedrooms (2 of the bedrooms have double beds , one little room has a single bed , and the other has two single beds in it .Enjoy a peacefull night sleep amidst the wonky ancient beams , open the leaden windows , and hear the birds sing . There is a bathroom on this floor with a characterful bath. Downstairs again ,a lovely light study with a work desk if you need to work , and internet access .A large ancient sitting room(imagine the folk who lived here so long ago ...look out for the witchcraft signs they scratched in the wooden beam above the fire to keep witches from coming down the chimney into the huge fire place ). Plenty of outdoor space with loads of trees to climb , but also lots of sunny grass to play ball on ,or sit ,and a fire pit in the woods.Kids could camp in the garden if they felt like it , and could find themselves on a marvelous adventure away from it all . A long and wonderfully open sunny terrace...for outside meals ,or a night of listening to the deer and owls hedgehogs and voles( all a plenty )' .A trampoline , and swings in the trees for kids , but use all of these at your own risk . Log burning stove and central heating inside the house, can get lovely and toasty on cold autumn ,winter days .time to get out the books , board games and get cooking .....or whatever takes your fancy !

Diss is a lovely picturesque market town on the train line from London(train direct into London Liverpool Street ) and Norwich. The river Waveney is nearby, (which is good for Kayaking), and the -As is Lopham and Redgrave Fen, one of the largest remaining river valley fens in England with wonderfull opportunities for family enjoyment , and great walks . Knettishall heath is near by , with occasional wild horses , lovely walking , etc . The 95 mile Angles Way goes through Diss ,and follows the river Waveney for much of its route . The town also has a famous auction house TW Gaze auctions with auctions taking place each Friday. In the old village of Diss( 5 mins drive from house ) there is a lovely delicatessen, Frederics Fine foods ( do croissants on weekend mornings fresh from a bakers in norwich, and delicious bread etc .. ) and whole food shop , a great sweetie shop...very old fashioned and full of every kind of sweet in jars with scoops .A lovely cafe called Ammandines ,all in Norfolk house yard St Nicholas Street. Good local butchers, and a farmers market every second saturday of the month (and for necessary supplies ..there are a couple of larger supermarkets down the hill from the old part of Diss). Norfolk has wonderful places to go with families for days out . The beautiful Norfolk/ Suffolk coast is 45 minutes by car. Endless historic villages. Delightfull walking and countryside all within easy reach. Thetford forest is a half hour drive away , with great forest walks ,cycle paths , and the fantastic High wire adventure called Go ape , for teens , parents and little kids alike and for all a great forest playground . The Anglo Saxon village at West Stow is a fascinating day out if you are interested in ancient history , and even if you're not kids love to explore the wonderfull houses , and museum .Boat trips a plenty on the broads a 45 min drive (URL HIDDEN) Diss is on the border of Norfolk and Suffolk the norfolk suffolk coastline is a reasonable drive away , and it is possible to enjoy a full day on the beach , if you get up early .Horsey beach is a great place to see the hundreds of baby seal pups basking on the sand in late summer ..a really wonderfull thing for all to see. I could go on and on ...But , despite the endless list of fascinating things to see and do, to be honest , you don't have to leave this house or garden to have a fantastic time!!

We only admit young and old girls, you can come with your young son, you will feel at home, we will be your family a few days

The Coach House provides extensive, modern living space for families, small groups or professionals . Well behaved pet welcome, Finished to a very high standard, the property has an equipped kitchen, dining and entertaining spaces. Private access, plenty of parking. 400 yds from the common and great walks. Not isolated,and no more than 15 minutes by car from Norwich centre. On the edge of a village with shop, short drive to country pubs, restaurants. Suitable for reduced mobility.

Spacious barn on two levels with well equipped kitchen with range oven, large fridge and dining area opening up on to a private courtyard with BBQ and garden table. Separate washing machine and dryer, large comfortable, contemporary sitting room with bi fold doors to separate office space, with large desk. Underfloor heating downstairs. Two ground floor double bedrooms with 2 shower rooms with WC. Upstairs two large double bedrooms, one with seating area and one shower room and WC. Beds with pure cotton linen and white towels. Light and modern space with excellent wi fi. Travel cot, high chair and baby bath available for a baby and one well behaved pet welcome. Please message first if wishing to bring a pet. We do not allow parties in the barn. No smoking anywhere in or around the barn.

Close to the lovely villages of Shotesham and Hempnall with local shop, butchers, pub, fabulous artisanal bakers in Hempnall on Saturday mornings, a 15 minutes drive to Norwich and a large supermarket nearby, several restaurants, fish and chips and pubs within 5 miles.

A traditional Norfolk Barn 13 miles south of Norwich. A peaceful setting in a semi-rural village. Nr. historic town of Wymondham. 30 mins to Norwich city with great shopping. Easy access to Broads & Norfolk/Suffolk coast. Share of patio, BBQ & garden. Sleeps 4 adults comfortably.

This barn is behind our house separated by the patio and garden which are shared. You have private parking and your private entrance to the barn. The kitchen is new and has all modern appliances (dishwasher, microwave, washer/dryer). The bathroom is downstairs. It's narrow, but functional with basin, toilet and shower. (Those over 6ft may have to bend a little in the shower!) There is a dining area in the kitchen and another table with chairs in the living room. The living room has a TV with all freeview channels, a video and music system. We also have a selection of games, music, DVDs and books for you to enjoy. Also a few toys and games for young children. Note that WiFi is only accessible in the kitchen. The downstairs bedroom is semi-private (which means that the stud wall does not go all the way up to the vaulted ceiling). A curtain in the living room separates the bedroom. It has a double bed (with electric blanket), leather bucket chair, sidetables and large pine wardrobe. There is an upstairs bedroom with a double bed (and electric blanket). If extra beds are required there is an extra charge of £10/night for the futon in the living room and £5/night for a single fold-up bed. We have lots of seating in the patio area and you can have use of a gas BBQ. There is a large garden at the back of the barn, ideal for children to play and run around. I also have a high-chair, baby bath and travel cot to accommodate really young ones. Bunwell is a large village with a well-stocked general store that sells papers and alcohol, as well as food. Bunwell is surrounded by fields and country lanes, so if you are looking for peace, you will have it here. We live within a couple of miles of a good gourmet pub and also a Chinese takeaway in the next village. For more choice you can get takeaways and restaurants in Wymondham and Attleborough, approx 4 miles away, that have all the usual amenities of local towns. All towels and bedding are provided.

Bunwell is surrounded by countryside, yet it also has the key amenities that you require in a village; general store, post office and butcher, with two pubs within a couple of miles. Our local towns of Wymondham (4miles) and Attleborough (3 miles) have all the usual amenities; banks, shops, supermarkets, libraries etc. We are 25 minutes from the centre of Norwich which hosts numerous things to do and see; great shopping, as well as the Norwich Cathedral and Norwich Castle. The coast north of Great Yarmouth is very scenic and accessible within an hour. Likewise, you can get to the Norfolk Broads within an hour. Snetterton circuit is only 15 minutes drive away.

A friendly, flexible Bed & Breakfast accommodation in a beautifully converted Grade II listed barn setting. 4-double, en-suite shower rooms available: clean, & comfortable with coziness & charm. Our clean, friendly & well-appointed rooms, are ideal for weekday business travellers or weekend get-aways. A large residents Lounge area, with SKY TV, and comfy sofas, breakfast/dining area & cosy nooks. Free WIFI, In-room tea & coffee facilities, Ample car parking, Self-serve continental breakfast.

Hosts live on-site in a separate area, and are welcoming former publicans & experienced hosts. A home away from home feel, with discounts for block bookings (Mon-Thurs, Weekend or Full-week) Want all four rooms with exclusive hire? - drop us a line & we'll see what we can do for you. Overnight bike storage available. All areas are non-smoking. Pets are welcomed by prior arrangement only, please. Please note: The Pelican PH is currently closed, but the B&B has recently reopened again - reviews are available via tripadvisior.

Pronounced 'Tack-ol-ston', Tacolneston is a quaint, rural village and has a variety of amenities including a primary school, village store / post office, two public houses, a church & a takeaway. Walks and cycle routes abound amongst the wide-ranging Norfolk Countryside. Tacolneston a great place to begin your exploration of Norwich, Norfolk, Suffolk and beyond. With easy connections to the A11 & A47, and Norwich only 8 miles north (12-15 minutes) We're also close to historic Wymondham (5 miles); Snetterton (13 miles) and the Norfolk Broads (20 miles to Wroxham), & about 40-50 minutes from the coast.

A friendly, flexible Bed & Breakfast accommodation in a beautifully converted Grade II listed barn setting. 4-double, en-suite shower rooms available: clean, & comfortable with coziness & charm. Our clean, friendly & well-appointed rooms, are ideal for weekday business travellers or weekend get-aways. A large residents Lounge area, with SKY TV, and comfy sofas, breakfast/dining area & cosy nooks. Free WIFI, In-room tea & coffee facilities, Ample car parking, Self-serve continental breakfast.

Hosts live on-site in a separate area, and are welcoming former publicans & experienced hosts. A home away from home feel, with discounts for block bookings (Mon-Thurs, Weekend or Full-week) Want all four rooms with exclusive hire? - drop us a line & we'll see what we can do for you. Overnight bike storage available. All areas are non-smoking. Pets are welcomed by prior arrangement only, please. Please note: The Pelican PH is currently closed, but the B&B has recently reopened again - reviews are available via tripadvisior.

Pronounced 'Tack-ol-ston', Tacolneston is a quaint, rural village and has a variety of amenities including a primary school, village store / post office, two public houses, a church & a takeaway. Walks and cycle routes abound amongst the wide-ranging Norfolk Countryside. Tacolneston a great place to begin your exploration of Norwich, Norfolk, Suffolk and beyond. With easy connections to the A11 & A47, and Norwich only 8 miles north (12-15 minutes) We're also close to historic Wymondham (5 miles); Snetterton (13 miles) and the Norfolk Broads (20 miles to Wroxham), & about 40-50 minutes from the coast.

The Bothy is a lovely double room at The Humbleyard, a brand new B&B, situated in the tiny village of Fundenhall, South Norfolk, 20 mins from Norwich and 5 mins from Wymondham. Footpaths literally right on the doorstep and quiet lanes for cycling.

All rooms are around a traditional courtyard which was converted from farmbuildings in 2015, all with lovely garden views. Accommodation is contemporary (underfloor heated stone floors & modern en suites) light airy high ceilings but keeping a warm and cosy feel. Breakfast is served in the main barn using homemade bread, preserves and produce from local farms where possible.

The Humbleyard is right on a network of footpaths leading in all directions and his home to horses and cattle. There are lovely circuit walks across farmland with a variety of pubs to choose as destinations ! With room to store cycles securely you can go further afield on quiet lanes.

A friendly, flexible Bed & Breakfast accommodation in a beautifully converted Grade II listed barn setting. 4-double, en-suite shower rooms available: clean, & comfortable with coziness & charm. Our clean, friendly & well-appointed rooms, are ideal for weekday business travellers or weekend get-aways. A large residents Lounge area, with SKY TV, and comfy sofas, breakfast/dining area & cosy nooks. Free WIFI, In-room tea & coffee facilities, Ample car parking, Self-serve continental breakfast.

Hosts live on-site in a separate area, and are welcoming former publicans & experienced hosts. A home away from home feel, with discounts for block bookings (Mon-Thurs, Weekend or Full-week) Want all four rooms with exclusive hire? - drop us a line & we'll see what we can do for you. Overnight bike storage available. All areas are non-smoking. Pets are welcomed by prior arrangement only, please. Please note: The Pelican PH is currently closed, but the B&B has recently reopened again - reviews are available via tripadvisior.

Pronounced 'Tack-ol-ston', Tacolneston is a quaint, rural village and has a variety of amenities including a primary school, village store / post office, two public houses, a church & a takeaway. Walks and cycle routes abound amongst the wide-ranging Norfolk Countryside. Tacolneston a great place to begin your exploration of Norwich, Norfolk, Suffolk and beyond. With easy connections to the A11 & A47, and Norwich only 8 miles north (12-15 minutes) We're also close to historic Wymondham (5 miles); Snetterton (13 miles) and the Norfolk Broads (20 miles to Wroxham), & about 40-50 minutes from the coast.

The Croft is our special room. Looking onto private patio the kingside bed and luxury ensuite bathroom make this a wonderful place to stay. Beautiful walks from the moment you step outside. 20 mins from Norwich, 5 minutes from Wymondham.

All rooms are around a traditional courtyard which was converted from farmbuildings in 2015, all with lovely garden views. Accommodation is contemporary (underfloor heated stone floors & modern en suites) light airy high ceilings but keeping a warm and cosy feel. Breakfast is served in the main barn using homemade bread, preserves and produce from local farms where possible. The Croft has a private patio with views across the farmhouse garden.

The Humbleyard is right on a network of footpaths leading in all directions and his home to horses and cattle. There are lovely circuit walks across farmland with a variety of pubs to choose as destinations ! With room to store cycles securely you can go further afield on quiet lanes. Our property is 20 mins form Norwich and just 5 mins from Wymondham