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Retreat into nature in Owl Tree Temple, the perfect space for two amongst the trees. Here at West Lexham we have 6 Treehouses and 7 Glamping Bell Tents, all residing in 21 acres of beautiful nature and wildlife. To see all of our properties, please search for our .org website. In Owl Tree Temple you’ll find a delightfully comfortable double bed complete with colourful blankets and plenty of fairy twinkling lights. You’ll be surrounded by splashes of colour and rustic furniture collected from distant travels or reclaimed and hand built by local carpenters - it’s a magical woodland sanctuary to unwind and relax. By nightfall you can cosy up with the log burning stove (we’ve provided plenty of wood!) and enjoy a deep and restful sleep, drifting off to the sounds of the forest. For colder nights, Owl has renewably-powered central heating, making it delightfully welcoming throughout the year. Pathways through the surrounding woodland are lit by night • Please note the pool is closed throughout the winter as it is an outdoor pool. Usually we reopen this April - October Owl has its own ensuite bathroom with a steaming hot shower, with bath towels and organic hand soap and shampoo provided. There is also a small table with 2 chairs and a kitchenette complete with kettle, toaster, fridge, tea, coffee and a cool box. Outside your tree temple you’ll find tables and chairs along with your own gas-powered BBQ. For cooking larger feasts, head over to the fully-equipped, communal Garden Kitchen (Oven, hob, freezer, pots, utensils etc.). Here you’ll also find the wood-fired pizza oven and the nearby communal fire bowl. There’s so much to see and do here at West Lexham. We have a heated outdoor pool from May to October, with many guests choosing a refreshing wild swim in the lake the whole year round. There are also 2 rowing boats for you to take on the water along with a tennis court with views across the lake. We have recently completed a huge Japanese meditation garden - an enchanting spot for a morning stroll or finding a moment’s peace. We have planted every type of tree and shrub indigenous to the UK here and work hard to promote habitats for wildlife. In spring and summer, the site is alive with glorious flowers attracting many happy bees and insects. We are close to some of Norfolk’s best pubs - The Dabbling Duck in Great Massingham is a particular favourite! We love the saturday morning market in our local town, Swaffham, where there are 2 big super markets. We are also just half an hour from spectacular sandy beaches and a short drive to some awesome cultural attractions including Houghton Hall and Holkham Estate. For the kids, there are plenty of adventurous days out. We are 5 mins drive from ‘ExTREEme’ high ropes and the award-winning Hootz House at Pensthorpe is 25 mins away. Please feel free to ask us for recommendations!

There is a love of the land and a belief in sustainability in its most all-encompassing sense at the heart of all that goes on here. We are run on over 90% renewable energy, with heat provided by our renewable wood chip boiler. Our deliciously mineral-rich drinking water comes from our own chalk spring and are grounds are nurtured to be a paradise for conservation and wildlife.

If you're looking for a magical retreat into nature with friends and family, Quercus Treehouse is the perfect place for you. It is one of the only Treehouses in the UK that is designed to sleep up to 6 people. The furniture is all handcrafted and infused with the scent of seasoned wood, it really is like living within a fairytale. Each morning you'll wake to the sounds of the birds as nature wakes up with the sun. For those of you wishing to reconnect without life's busy distractions, you couldn't pick a more ideal location. The Treehouse is surrounded by a private patch of Woodland on our 21 acre estate. We have 6 Treehouses and 7 glamping bell tents in total. Please do search for our .org website for full details! When you climb up the staircase onto the tree top walkway you'll be welcomed with Quercus' double-door entrance. The interior design is open-plan, with high ceilings and decorative chevron cladding made from green hazel. So much thought and love has gone into each details of this handcrafted hideaway! Quercus has its own fully-equipped kitchen complete with a log-fired range oven (with plenty of complementary wood) and a large dining table for all to gather around. We have also included a cool box for picnics and a torch for after dark. On the terrace there is a gas BBQ and a picnic table. It's the perfect place to enjoy long balmy evenings and stargazing by nightfall. The beds can all be configured as superkings or twins, sleeping a total of 6 people. 4 sleep in the main open plan space, ideal for nighttime storytelling, with 2 drifting off on the mezzanine level where there's a window overlooking the tree tops. The Treehouse has its own ensuite bathroom with a steaming hot shower. There's central heating throughout the property keeping it delightfully warm throughout the seasons. All of our heat is powered by a renewable wood chip boiler, with delicious drinking water sourced from our own chalk well. There’s so much to see and do here at West Lexham. We have a heated outdoor pool from May to October, with many guests choosing a refreshing wild swim in the lake the whole year round. There are also 2 rowing boats for you to take on the water along with a tennis court with views across the lake. We have recently completed a huge Japanese meditation garden - an enchanting spot for a morning stroll or finding a moment’s peace. We have planted every type of tree and shrub indigenous to the UK here and work hard to promote habitats for wildlife. In spring and summer, the site is alive with glorious flowers attracting many happy bees and insects. We are close to some of Norfolk’s best pubs - The Dabbling Duck in Great Massingham is a particular favourite! We love the saturday morning market in our local town, Swaffham, where there are 2 big super markets. We are also just half an hour from spectacular sandy beaches and a short drive to some awesome cultural attractions including Houghton Hall and Holkham Estate. For the kids, there are plenty of adventurous days out. We are 5 mins drive from ‘ExTREEme’ high ropes and the award-winning Hootz House at Pensthorpe is 25 mins away. Please feel free to ask us for recommendations!

There is a love of the land and a belief in sustainability in its most all-encompassing sense at the heart of all that goes on here. We are run on over 90% renewable energy, with heat provided by our renewable wood chip boiler. Our deliciously mineral-rich drinking water comes from our own chalk spring and are grounds are nurtured to be a paradise for conservation and wildlife.

Harvey's place is a beautifully converted barn annex with vaulted ceilings in a quiet location.Its 3mins by car or 10mins walk to the village of West Lexham with lovely church.It sleeps 5 adults comfortably,Litcham village is 3 miles away with fully stocked shop/post office,butchers and pub.The Barn has walking from the doorstep in both directions, plus a great base for exploring the North Norfolk Coast.Market town Swaffham 6miles away has boutique shops,restaurants,cafes, pubs and supermarkets.

One king size bed & full-size adult bunk beds with double on the bottom and single on top, One bathroom with shower only, toilet and sink .The kitchen has oven/grill ,dishwasher,washing machine,microwave, Iron , vacuum cleaner, central heating throughout, TV/dvd player, there is also a TV in the main bedroom and a TV/dvd in the second bedroom.

It’s that time of the year,and the Famous Thursford Spectacular Christmas show is on, 25mins away, with singing,dancing etc and a different theme every year, Adults and Children alike will be Enchanted.Father Christmas and his wonderland and Christmas shopping is also available, it’s definitely worth a visit. The historical village of Castle Acre is just 3 miles away with a priory,Castle ruin’s and river plus shop,pub and cafe.We are 30 mins to the coast for Wells-next-Sea,Blakeney,Hunstanton and Upmarket town Holt,a little further away is sheringham,Cromer and also the wonderful Royal Sandringham Estate we also have Holkham Hall & Houghton Hall.The city of Norwich is 35 mins away and large town of King’s Lynn all great for shopping & history,a little closer to home is East Lexham Hall which has garden open days snowdrops and bluebells walks throughout the year. This is also a great base for cyclists to explore the area.

Sunrise’s stained glass windows bounce rays of colourful light throughout the Treehouse at sunrise and sunset, with a private terrace for relaxing into the evening with views across the meadows. Our only Treehouse with 3 separate sleeping areas, this enchanting woodland retreat is shared with living trees that grow through the floor and out of the roof…a friendly presence as your drift off to the sounds of the forest. KEY INFORMATION • Double room & twin room • Mezzanine with super king or twin • Log stove with hot plate and complementary wood • Kitchenette with kettle, toaster & small fridge • Open-plan living and dining area • Garden Wash House with underfloor heating • Central heating run on renewable wood fuel • Luxury linen, blankets and towels • Terrace with picnic table & gas BBQ • Natural washing up liquid, hand soap & shampoo • Power sockets • Eco and employee friendly business values

There’s so much to see and do here at West Lexham. We have a heated outdoor pool from May to October, with many guests choosing a refreshing wild swim in the lake the whole year round. There are also 2 rowing boats for you to take on the water along with a tennis court with views across the lake. We have recently completed a huge Japanese meditation garden - an enchanting spot for a morning stroll or finding a moment’s peace. We have planted every type of tree and shrub indigenous to the UK here and work hard to promote habitats for wildlife. In spring and summer, the site is alive with glorious flowers attracting many happy bees and insects.

We are close to some of Norfolk’s best pubs - The Dabbling Duck in Great Massingham is a particular favourite! We love the saturday morning market in our local town, Swaffham, where there are 2 big super markets. We are also just half an hour from spectacular sandy beaches and a short drive to some awesome cultural attractions including Houghton Hall and Holkham Estate. For the kids, there are plenty of adventurous days out. We are 5 mins drive from ‘ExTREEme’ high ropes and the award-winning Hootz House at Pensthorpe is 25 mins away. Please feel free to ask us for recommendations!

This can only be booked in conjunction with The Dairy, to accommodate another two people.

Eco-friendly Pig Shed Motel offers 10 contemporary styled spacious at 25 square metre bedrooms at reasonable prices. Located in Newton by Castle Acre just on the A1065 Swaffham to Fakenham road, 4 miles north of the town of Swaffham.

Double en-suite rooms are contemporarily furnished and stylish with a comfortable Super King (6’ wide) bed, 40" flat screen TV, Nespresso coffee machine, tea making facilities, small fridge, hair dryer, iron, ironing board. The modern en-suite has wash basin, toilet, 1700 x 700 Bath with pillar taps. Aqualisa Thermostatic Shower above the bath. In preparation for your stay at the Pig Shed, at least 1 day prior to your arrival date, please download the Salto JustIN app onto your mobile. Download from iTunes or Google Play or via a link on our website www.thepigshedmotel.co.uk. Please register and verify your mobile. A virtual key will be sent to your mobile phone on morning of your arrival. If you prefer a keycard, please email info@thepigshedmotel.co.uk immediately to arrange. Please note there is no Reception Desk. Breakfast not included.

The Pig Shed Motel is located on the A1065 Swaffham to Fakenham road behind the George & Dragon Pub in Newton by Castle Acre. Ideally situated 4 miles from Swaffham and 11 miles from Fakenham. Only 30 minutes drive to the North Norfolk beach town of Wells-next-the-Sea.

Flint House is a beautifully presented holiday home in the historic village of Castle Acre. This lovely house is bright, comfortably furnished and very well equipped. The sitting room features a multi fuel stove with steps leading down to the dining area. All the bedrooms have lovely views down the twisty village road which leads to the river and water meadows beyond. Charming countryside walks can be taken directly from the house and along the meandering River Nar. The Peddars Way, an historic pilgrims path that runs from Thetford to Hunstanton, passes within 200 yards of the house. With a village pub, popular tea rooms, a shop, historical ruins and lovely scenic walks on hand, you might not feel the need to venture too far, but the beautiful North Norfolk coast is easily reached and only a 25 minute scenic drive away. Please note that this property is not suitable for children. Additional Information Sorry, no pets. The house is situated in the centre of the historic village, within a couple of minutes walk to the village amenities which include a welcoming pub, cafe, teashop, and village stores. Castle Acre Priory is a short walk as is the Castle. The village of West Acre with its rural theatre is a couple of miles away. Ground Floor: Sitting/dining room Spacious room with comfortable sofas and a Multi-fuel stove. Television with Blu-Ray player and blue tooth streamed speaker unit. Steps to dining area with table and chairs. Breakfast kitchen Well equipped with electric oven and hob, dishwasher, washing machine, fridge, tumble dryer and microwave. Table and chairs. Shower room With shower, wash basin, WC and heated towel rail. First Floor: Bedroom one With a king-size bed and views over castle ruins. Bedroom two With a double bed and views over houses to fields and water meadows. Bedroom three With two single beds, (can be made into a king as photo shows) and views over houses to water meadows. Bathroom Bath with shower over, WC, was basin and heated towel rail. Outside: Lawned area with garden furniture and barbecue (please note the garden is not gated). Garage with freezer. Parking for two cars.

Gamekeeper’s Lodge is a romantic fairytale luxury cottage for four in South Raynham, just a 20 minute drive to the coast. In their tender and sympathetic restoration, the owners have picked beautiful artwork and fabrics to offset the Farrow and Ball walls, which give this gorgeous English country cottage a sprinkle of magic. Situated in the village of Raynham, a mile south of East Raynham, the ancient family seat of Turnip Townsend, this beautiful Grade II listed property retains much of its original character, including wooden shutters, Norfolk pamment stone floors and stripped floor boards. Plucked straight from the pages of a story book, with its pretty wrap-around garden and gorgeous interiors, you will be planning your return before you’ve even left! The property boasts some very indulgent features and mod cons (including an Alexa), yet maintains an 18th century feel. Decorated in muted greys, lavenders and greens throughout it offers a relaxed and stylish place to stay. A long soak in one of the two roll-top baths and then a good night's sleep in one of the sumptuous beds with their 2000 sprung mattresses and 800 thread count linens, will make for a divine end to the day. Suitable for walkers, bird watchers, or lovebirds, this gorgeous retreat is sure to cast its spell over you. Additional Information Although the cottage sits in its own plot, it does adjoin a main road so some traffic noise may be heard, although this should not affect your enjoyment of the cottage or its delightful garden. Please note, the neighbour has parking rights for two cars in the shared parking area. One well behaved dog welcome (small additional charge). Ground Floor: Dining hall With galleried landing with wooden staircase to the first floor, dining table with seating for four. Sitting room With wood burning stove, 55” Samsung television and Alexa. Wet room Large shower head, wash basin and WC. Kitchen Bespoke fitted with breakfast bar and seating for four, electric range oven and hob, SMEG fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, iPad dock. First Floor: Galleried landing Desk and chair, doors to bedrooms and bathroom. Master bedroom With a king-size bed and feature fireplace (non-functioning), hairdryer. Bathroom Freestanding contemporary roll-top bath with hand held-shower, wash basin and WC. Bedroom two (Please note, there is restricted head height in this second bedroom/bathroom) With a double bed and hairdryer. En-suite bathroom (restricted head height) With a traditional roll-top bath, wash basin and WC. Outside: Fully enclosed front courtyard garden, patio, garden furniture and barbecue. Parking for two cars.

Our uniquely designed tree temples are perfect for all year round. This is the larger of our two tree temples and can sleep up to 4 people in a double and a bunk bed or perfect if you want masses of room just for two.

West Lexham is a family home with an old farmhouse, beautiful old trees and wonderful parkland next to the River Nar and only half an hour from the famous Beaches of Norfolk. Run 90% on renewables, recycling environmentally friendly cleaning products, we try hard to be as harmless to the environment as possible. We property is run as a nature reserve and so have much wildlife.

Norfolk has been a key trading partner with Europe since the Middle Ages. As a result there are many beautiful stately homes, old churches and Georgian villages as well as the beautiful coast line.

Eco-friendly Pig Shed Motel offers 10 contemporary styled spacious at 25 square metre bedrooms at reasonable prices. Located in Newton by Castle Acre just on the A1065 Swaffham to Fakenham road, 4 miles north of the town of Swaffham.

Double ensuite rooms are contemporarily furnished and stylish, with a comfortable Super King (6’ wide) bed. Room can be booked as Twin - bed made into twin beds (2 x 3' singles). Must be specified on booking, 40" flat screen TV, Nespresso coffee machine, tea making facilities, small fridge, hair dryer, iron, ironing board. The modern ensuite has wash basin, toilet, 1700 x 700 Bath with pillar taps. Aqualisa Thermostatic Shower above the bath. In preparation for your stay at the Pig Shed, at least 1 day prior to your arrival date, please download the Salto JustIN app onto your mobile. Download from iTunes or Google Play or via a link on our website www.thepigshedmotel.co.uk. Please register and verify your mobile. A virtual key will be sent to your mobile phone on morning of your arrival. If you prefer a keycard, please email info@thepigshedmotel.co.uk immediately to arrange. Please note there is no Reception Desk. Breakfast not included.

The Pig Shed Motel is located on the A1065 Swaffham to Fakenham road behind the George & Dragon Pub in Newton by Castle Acre. Ideally situated 4 miles from Swaffham and 11 miles from Fakenham. Only 30 minutes drive to the North Norfolk beach town of Wells-next-the-Sea.

Looking to stay in a gorgeous detached Grade II- listed cottage in a quintessentially English village? Then look no further than Great Massingham and Southview. This beautifully styled flint character cottage with spacious accommodation and large sunny garden is within a few strides of the village centre where you will find seven duck ponds, a village green, a traditional and rather charming village store and post office and delightful gastro/dining pub. Southview is full of character yet has all the mod cons too. Ideal for couples, families or groups of friends it comes with a large, very well-equipped and large kitchen with door to the garden, comfortable sitting room and a cosy drawing room with a wood burning stove. Upstairs are two spacious king-size bedrooms with ample storage, a double bedroom and a light and airy twin room. The garden is one of the highlights of this charming cottage and you can dine alfresco when the sun shines on the delightful patio, which is the perfect place for breakfast, barbecues and evening drinks. On cooler, darker evenings, you can light the wood burning stove, play some of the many games or watch one of the numerous DVDs which are provided for your enjoyment. Although taking a break away should feel like you have escaped from the hurly burly of modern life, this lovely cottage ensures you can keep in touch too, with good WiFi connectivity, Netflix, Freeview, Freesat, BT Vision and even an Amazon Echo dot in the kitchen! The owners have pretty much thought of everything to make your stay a good one. Additional Information Two well-behaved dog welcome (small additional charge). Bedding - duvets are feather in all rooms except bedroom four where they are synthetic. Synthetic pillows in all rooms. There is an iron and ironing board at the property. Ground Floor: Sitting room Entrance door into lovely room with window seat, sofa and armchairs and stool, television with BT Vision, Netflix, and DVD player. Stairs to first floor - there are stair gates fitted to the top and bottom of the stairs. Drawing room Large sofa, armchairs, stools and window seat, wood burning stove, games, books and DVDs. Kitchen/dining room Gourmet electric double oven, Aga, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. Amazon Echo Dot. Extendable table seating eight guests (only six chairs shown in the photo but additional chairs are there for you to use). Utility room Washing machine, tumble dryer and clothes airer. Shower room: Walk-in shower, WC and wash basin. First Floor: Master bedroom King-size bed, sofa, chest of drawers, wardrobe, television and hairdryer. Double bedroom King-size bed, chest of drawers, wardrobe and hairdryer. Double Bedroom: Double bed, chest of drawers, bed side tables Twin bedroom Two single beds, chest of drawers and a television. Family bathroom Bath with over head shower, wash basin, WC and heated towel rail. Outside: Fully-enclosed and fenced south-facing private rear garden. Courtyard with paving, table and chairs to seat eight, charcoal barbecue, outdoor tap with hose for washing down sandy toes and dogs. Washing line. Steps to large lawned area with summer house with furniture, wooden undercover bench seat, green house, garden sheds. Beyond the garden is a field where usually sheep graze. Parking for two cars but you can also park on the grass opposite the house.

Schlamping is the new glamping at Godwick. We have 3 Shepherd Huts tucked into a small glade behind Godwick Hall, each boasting unspoilt views. Close to nature, rustic but with modern ensuite facilities, these are cute and super cool. This is our only dog friendly hut for small and medium sized pooches, but there is an extra £10 charge for additional cleaning and you must bring your own dog basket and ensure they don't escape and worry the sheep or jump on the beds!!

Perfectly constructed our three huts come with some fabulous mod cons and have lovely design features, such as oak wooden floors, butler sinks and a narrow boat wood burners. Hot running water, a mini fridge, microwave, oak work top, loo, shower and of course a lovely double bed. As well as a comfortable night’s sleep, guests in each hut can order a Continental breakfast can be ordered as an extra to be delivered to the hut or with prior arrangement a cooked breakfast can be served at Godwick Hall. The huts, for a hygiene and health and safety reasons are not designed for cooking, so please do not expect full cooking facilities apart from a microwave.

Norfolk has a fantastic array of things to do and see, and that's why the Royals love it so much too. Amazing long sandy beaches of north Norfolk stretch from Brancaster to Wells to Stiffkey to Cley. There's the pretty market town of Fakenham is just 6 miles away and the large Georgian town of Holt 16 miles away for some shopping. There's fabulous and amazing walks and great cycling opportunities in north Norfolk, which the owner can help you with along with recommendations for local pubs and restaurants. Good eateries include the Dabbling Duck – Great Massingham, Rudham Crown, East Rudham, Wells Crown Hotel, Wells-Next-The-Sea, Letheringsett Kings Head, Holt.

Charming beautifully furnished, room for 2 with king size bed & private en-suite shower room. Tea & coffee in room, iron available on request. Full english breakfast served in owner’s kitchen, incl home made bread (please advise in advance of any special dietary needs). Village pub within 3 mins walk for evening meals. Cottage situated on edge of village, with private parking. Norwich, Kings Lynn, North Norfolk coast & Holkham Hall 30 mins. Thursford 20 mins, Fakenham Racecourse 15 mins.

Seating in garden available for guests use and breakfast can be served either in kitchen or on outside patio (weather permitting).

Quiet edge of residential neighbourhood with village pub 3 mins walk away.

The cottage is a Grade II listed 18th Century building of brick and flint. It's set well back from the road with a good-sized front garden and a lime shaded, south facing terrace at the back with views over the Nar valley

The cottage retains a great many original features and briefly comprises: Ground Floor: Kitchen/Dining Room with electric cooker, fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher, dining table and chairs Sitting Room with fireplace, wood burning stove, TV, DVD player, music centre, comfortable seating, writing desk. The ground floor has the original pamment flooring throughout Bathroom with shower, washbasin and wc (note there is no bath) First Floor: Bedroom 1 with a double bed, wardrobe, chest of drawers, table and chairs, en-suite Bedroom 2 with twin beds, table and chairs Heating: Multifuel stove and electric storage heaters Also Provided: Bed linen, towels, DVDs, CDs, books, starter kit for stove

On the Peddar's Way, ancient Castle Acre is a very pretty conserved Norfolk village with the remains of a Clunaic Priory, the ruins of an 11th Century castle and a 15th Century church. There is a playing field with children's play area and skate park. The shallow river Nar is a few minutes walk from the village. It is an excellent base for walking or cycling holidays (cycles can be brought inside if required) and there is plenty to see and do in the area. Shop: 200 yards Pub: 200 yards

A very quaint 3 bedroom cottage recently refurbished, in the beautiful village of Great Massingham only two doors down from our pub The Dabbling Duck. You'll be spoilt for choice with beaches, fabulous walks, and boutique shopping. Small enclosed garden with patio and grassed area.

Three bedroom cottage newly refurbished with views over the village green and duck ponds. All beds are kings size with feather pillows and white linens. One of the double rooms is downstairs with an en suite and roll top bath. The stairs up to the two remaining bedrooms are narrow and fairly steep, as you would expect with an old cottage. On arrival we supply homemade bread and jam and milk. We have got a little village shop that you can get the basics from which is a 2 min walk across the green. You have access to cooker, washing machine, fridge and dishwasher. As well as espresso machine, with complimentary coffee pods, as well as tea, coffee and sugar.

Norfolk is host to a wide range of visitor attractions including places of historic interest, stately homes, RSPB reserves and miles of open pathways, cycle paths and bridleways. Sandringham house is 10 miles away. The impressive Houghton Hall is just up the road and well worth a visit, besides the historic house it has beautiful gardens. During the summer there is often music and art at the house. And we are only a stones throw away from the beautiful and diverse beaches of North Norfolk. The North Norfolk coast is full of amazing places to eat, so just ask us for recommendations if you are exploring the coast.

Quoin cottage is a lovely flint cottage , with a wonderful peaceful walled garden filled with flowers and blossom in spring and summer . It is perfectly placed in the heart of Castle Acre, within the cobbled walls of the village , and just inside Bailey Gate. From the windows upstairs , you can see the castle towering beyond the garden walls.

You are welcome to use the cottage and all of its amenieties. the television, wifi etc. there is parking two minutes drive from the cottage in stocks Green in front of the Ostrich pub. However, you are welcome to unload your car directly in front of the cottage when you arrive . To be aware that there are stairs in the cottage, not many , but if you have difficulties with climbing stairs , this is something to bear in mind. there is also no baby door etc to stop a baby from falling , so just to be aware of this . the garden is totally private, and you will have full acess. The washing machine is in the garage (not used for parking).The garage is attached to the house .You may use the fire in winter ,for cosyness, but there is also full heating and hot water in the cottage. I will leave some breakfast things on the kitchen table when you arrive , and there is a good coffee machine , kettle etc.

Castle acre is a beautiful historic village . within a short walk from Quoin cottage, past allotments,and through the medieval churchyard you will find the stunning ruins of the Abbey , you could either continue your walk down past the abbey to the ford through which the river mumbles and twists through banks of reeds . Play poo sticks from the bridge, continue on to the lovely village of south acre, or West Acre, where you could visit the tiny pub , West Acre theatre , or the West Acre garden centre .You may wish to stop at the Abbey and take a historical tour filled with fascinating information .or, just a few steps from Quoin cottage, and through the gate you could wander round the 11 centuary Norman castle.From here , join the nar valley walk , ot indeed numerous walks from Castle Acre. For a good pub meal , and great ambiance, I can reccomend the ostrich pub on Stocks Green , where a welcome fire roars in winter and you may find a band, or poetry evening in full swing. Castle acre has a great Fish and chip shop , next to the Spar, where you will find some basic essentials. For more in depth shopping , there is a waitrose, or Tescos and petrol station in Swaffam , a ten minute drive from Castle Acre...Swaffham also has a good Saturday market , where you could get fresh crab, local samfire , and many other delicious things . You will also find a good butchers, healthfood store with refills, and a well renound restauraunt called Strathams , where the food is delicious . There are many national trust houses, beautiful beaches, wonderful walks, and so much more within short drive from Castle Acre.

Spacious & charming Grade II Listed country cottage, recently redecorated and freshly furnished throughout. Situated within a 30 minute drive to the North Norfolk coast it has a private secure Garden & off road parking. Inglenook fireplace adds a stunning feature to the lounge to be enjoyed from the comfy sofas. Super King beds add a touch of hotel luxury. Children welcome, for very young ones please note no fire guards, stair gate or cots are available in the cottage. Well behaved Dogs welcome.

Comfy sitting room with Inglenook with Multi-fuel Stove, large flatscreen Smart TV and Two Three Seater Sofa’s. Super fast internet access throughout the cottage. Mobile signal around Norfolk on some networks can be a bit patchy however, the wifi Internet in the cottage has a fantastic speed so internet calls from your mobile make it possible to still make calls. Cosy separate Dining Room with Feature Fireplace, large Oak Table and Bluetooth speaker and Dab Radio. Hotel quality Super King size beds in both bedrooms. Linen, Bath and Hand Towels are included. Bathroom has a Powerful Power shower above the Large Bath. Pedestal Hand Basin with Mirror above. Please note the bathroom does not have a Shaver Socket. Kitchen is equipped with cutlery, Pans , glasses Mugs, bowls and dinnerware. Electric Cooker, Microwave Oven, Nespresso Coffee Machine, Dishwasher, Fridge Freezer. Tea Towels are included. Utility has a washing machine, Hoover, separate Belfast sink an Iron and Ironing board and clothes airer above a radiator. Rear Hall you will find a place to hang coats and boots and the downstairs cloakroom comprising of wash hand basin and Toilet. Sunny rear garden with patio area and garden table and chairs for Al fresco dining The cottage has secure off road parking for two cars accessed via the equally secure rear Garden.

Village has a delightful cosy pub within 5 minute walk,. The Bull Inn is a 17th-century coaching inn with parts dating back to the 14th century. It is the one surviving of many pubs once serving the village. Here you will find a great choice of drinks and fabulous food theres comfy seating and open fires to just sit and enjoy the atmosphere. Litcham has a fish and chip shop and they will take your order over the phone to save time, details in the cottage. Post office and local shop stocks almost all the normal provisions you are likely to need to get you started when you arrive. The countryside is on the doorstep with plenty of lovely country walks to enjoy. Peddars Way and Norfolk Coastal Path on the doorstep. The North Norfolk Coastline; Wells next the sea, Holkham, Hunstanton, Brancaster with beaches, seals, RSPB and nature reserves, Holkham Hall, Royal Sandringham Estate and Norfolk Lavender fields are 30 mins scenic drive, with the Norfolk Broads, a short distance further. Litcham lies within the Brecks with its evocative atmosphere and attractions. Litcham is situated some 10 km north-east of the town of Swaffham and 40 km west of the city of Norwich. The Village is located on the B1145 a route which runs between King's Lynn and Mundesley. The parish falls within the district of Breckland. Litcham is in the Launditch hundred of the Breckland district of Norfolk, England. It is almost equidistant from three major market towns: East Dereham, Fakenham and Swaffham. Litcham sits along the Litcham to Gressenhall Nar Valley Way Heritage Trail. This section of the Nar Valley way starts in Litcham and ends in Gressenhall. The Heritage Trail takes in the following points of interest you will notice point 3 is the White House ! 1. Priory Farmhouse - NHER 4072 Priory Farmhouse contains the remains of a 14th century religious building. It may have been a chapel, although in 1410 it was called a hermitage. In the 16th century the religious building was converted into a house and it has been altered and extended on many occasions since. To the northwest of the farmhouse are the remains of a moated site. Much of the moat survives as earthworks, although most of the south and east sides have been infilled. Medieval walls, pottery and a large feature, possibly the south side of the moat, have been found during building work. Houses now stand within the moat. The 17th century and later Priory Barn (now a house) is to the north of the farmhouse and to the east of the moat. 2. Site of the village stocks – NHER 11294 Opposite Priory Farm is the site of the village stocks. 3. The White House - NHER 44322 The White House, Church Street dates from the 18th century and was once a shop. It is built of rendered brick and has a former shop window with a simple entablature and pilasters. 4. Medieval moat - NHER 15535 The cropmarks and slight earthworks of a medieval moat and a medieval to post medieval trackway have been identified from aerial photographs in the field to the east of Drury Lane. A Neolithic flint scraper and medieval and post medieval coins and pottery have been found on the site. 5. Bronze Age ring ditches – NHER 17656 In the field next to the footpath aerial photography has revealed the cropmarks of three ring ditches. When the area was visited, two of the three ring ditches were visible as low mounds and prehistoric flint tools were found on one of those. 6. Greynston Manor – NHER 13536 The footpath runs next to Lounds Wood, which is the site of the moated medieval manor of Greynston that is mentioned in documents dating back to the 13th century. 7. Deserted medieval village of Grenstein – NHER 7225 The footpath runs through the site of the deserted medieval village of Grenstein, which was in existence from the 11th century. The village grew up around a green known as Dowes Green or Woodmere Green, and had been deserted by the 16th century. The earthworks of the village were ploughed in 1959, but the village street and the outline of the houses are clearly visible on aerial photographs. To the east of the village site is the site of another medieval manor known as Caley’s Manor. One of the village houses, or tofts, was excavated in the 1960s, revealing a medieval to post medieval farmstead, with a house and a large flint-surfaced farmyard with farm buildings. The buildings were built of clay lump, a technique that was still in use in Norfolk in the late 19th century. Fragments of medieval and post medieval pottery and animal bones have been found on the site. 8. Telephone box – NHER 44611 As you walk down Back Lane you will see a traditional telephone box with a domed roof. This type of telephone box, the K6, was designed in 1935 by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. 9. Mileham Castle – NHER 7230 (accessible to the public) Straddling the B1145, a pre-Conquest road that remained the main east-west route through the county until the 17th century, this is the largest motte and bailey castle in Norfolk. It was constructed in about 1100 and its remains form a surprisingly imposing monument consisting of a motte built up around the fragments of a stone keep, two baileys and a further banked rectangular enclosure to the north of the road, which now contains Burwood Hall (built in 1793) and farm buildings. A large wooded deer park was once attached to the south of the castle. The positioning of the castle astride the road is thought to have been connected with raising revenue from a possible market place in the northern enclosure and from tolls on travellers. It is probable that the castle had fallen out of use by about 1300, but before then the tall keep, probably whitewashed, when seen against the green wooded backdrop of the deer park, would have been an impressive sight. View of the earthworks of the deserted medieval village taken from near Dairy Farm. The earthworks of the deserted medieval village of Little Bittering. (© NCC) 10. Deserted medieval village of Little Bittering– NHER 7266 (accessible to the public) The site of the medieval village of Little Bittering is visible as earthworks. These include at least one moat, a row of village properties (tofts), drainage ditches and possible ridge and furrow. Excavations and fieldwork have uncovered evidence of a prehistoric burnt mound (pot boilers), prehistoric flint artefacts, part of a lava quern stone and prehistoric, Roman, Middle Saxon, medieval and post medieval pottery. View of SS Peter and Paul's Church from the western end. SS Peter and Paul's Church, Bittering. (© NCC) 11. SS Peter and Paul's Church, Little Bittering – NHER 7267 (accessible to the public) A 12th and 13th century church, with a 17th century bell tower and buttresses. Inside there is a late medieval rood screen. By 1954 the church was derelict but it has been restored since. The building stands in an isolated position amongst the deserted medieval village of Little Bittering. View of the Fen Causeway Roman road taken in Beeston with Bittering. The Roman road known as the Fen Causeway. (© NCC) 12. Fen Causeway - NHER 2976 Stony Lane runs along the course of the Fen Causeway, which is the name given to the Roman road that runs from a junction with Ermine Street and King Street near Peterborough across the Cambridgeshire and Norfolk fens. In a number of places the road is visible as a cropmark on aerial photographs, whilst in several places it survives as a landscape feature. Sections of the road have been excavated on a number of occasions, revealing a cambered metalled surface and side ditches. 13. Methodist chapel – NHER 14160 Methodist Chapel and Chapel Cottage on Bilney Road is a 17th century timber framed cottage, with an early 19th century clay lump and brick chapel. The chapel was originally built as a school, before becoming a Methodist chapel in the 1920s. 14. Site of Great Bittering mill – NHER 20064 This is the site of a Great Bittering Mill, a smock mill that was sold in 1837. The mill is recorded until the late 19th century. The east wing of the workhouse. The 18th century former workhouse in Gressenhall. This wing is now the offices of Norfolk Historic Environment Service. (© NCC) 15. Gressenhall workhouse – NHER 2819 (accessible to the public) The walk ends near Gressenhall Workhouse. The workhouse was built in 1777, one of the earliest 'Houses of Industry' in Norfolk. The main block and the east wing date from the 18th century, whilst the chapel, boundary wall and other buildings within the complex date from the 19th century. The building was in use as a workhouse until 1948, when it became an old people's home. The building is now a museum and the offices of Norfolk Landscape Archaeology. 16. Gressenhall farm – NHER 2822 (accessible to the public) This is the site of the medieval chapel and college of St Nicholas, founded in the 13th century. The chapel held the manor of Rougholme, and the chapel and the manorial buildings fell into ruins by the 18th century. The barn contains some blocks of reused medieval masonry. The present farmhouse may date back to the late 18th century, when the workhouse infirmary stood on the site. An evaluation carried out by the NAU in 1999 revealed medieval ditches and pits, probably part of a field system, as well as medieval pottery. Sarah Spooner (NLA), Spring 2006. More details follow the link below. http://www.heritage.norfolk.gov.uk/record-details?TNF392-Litcham-to-Gressenhall-Nar-Valley-Way-Heritage-Trail-%28Heritage-Trail%29

Extremely warm, welcoming and peaceful cottage set at the back of Tythe Farm, in its own lovely oak-tree filled garden with a beautiful view over the fields of Norfolk. A basic cottage we have lovingly brought back to life, situated half-way between Great Massingham and Weaseham. Family friendly, it has 2 bedrooms with king size beds and a 3rd which has a single and a toddler bed. 2 living rooms offer a quiet, snug effect in 1 and a child-friendly toy room for the other - both with log fires.

2 miles from Great Massingham and the famous Dabbling Duck pub. Around 10 minutes drive from Sandringham. 25 minutes drive from the coast of North Norfolk. Situated halfway between the market towns of Sawffham and Fakenham both of which has all the large supermarkets as well as local produce markets.

Raynham Breck is a luxurious retreat, not far from the beaches and towns of North Norfolk - just perfect at whatever time of year you visit. . Ground Floor: Living room: With wood burner, Freeview TV, beams, wooden floor and French doors leading to garden. Dining room: With wooden floor. Kitchen: With electric range, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and wooden floor. Utility/boot room: With washer/dryer. Bedroom 1: With super kingsize bed, Freeview TV and en-suite with shower over free standing bath, and toilet. Bedroom 2: With zip and link twin beds (can be super kingsize on request), Freeview TV and en-suite wet room with shower and toilet. First Floor: Bedroom 3: With twin beds and en-suite with shower cubicle and toilet.. Underfloor heating on ground floor. Initial logs for wood burner included. Travel cot and highchair available on request. Enclosed lawned garden with sitting-out area and garden furniture. 1 dog welcome, free of charge, to be kept on a lead at all times (working farm). Private parking for 3 cars. Please note: There is an unfenced pond in the grounds, 200 yards away.. Air source heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Welcome pack. 4-acre grounds (shared with other properties on-site). No smoking.. Nestled on the edge of the pretty village of Tittleshall, these four barns (refs UKC783, UKC1832, UKC2626, UKC2627), located on a working, arable farm, have been converted to provide a luxurious retreat. These lovely barns are perfect for guests looking for a quiet space that is perfectly positioned for exploring all that the area has to offer. With high ceilings and lots of light, these beautiful conversions are surrounded by open farmland and offer superb accommodation for those looking for a stylish getaway. Each barn has something special, with some offering en-suite bathrooms, cosy wood burner and private gardens. Those seeking some sea air can be at the coast in around half an hour since Wells-next-the-Sea, Brancaster, Hunstanton and many more beaches are all within easy reach. Close to historical Castle Acre and with the famous Peddars Way running close by, history buffs and walkers will be spoilt for choice. The area is also ideal for wildlife enthusiasts, with Norfolk being described as ’the bird watching capital of Europe’ and it’s easy to see why with beaches, marshes, quays and the famous Norfolk Broads all within easy reach. Norfolk is also known as ’Royal Norfolk’ due to its rich and varied historical links to the Royal Family. Make some time to visit the Sandringham Estate, the Blickling Estate, Holkham Hall and, of course, the medieval city of Norwich with its splendid Norman castle. The Hanseatic Quarter of Old Kings Lynn is well worth a visit, and here you will find guided walks, including evening ghost walks for the brave. The bustling market towns of Holt and Swaffham are within easy reach, as is Burnham Market, famous for its boutique shops and cafés. Foodies will be delighted to find that Norfolk has a growing restaurant, bistro and pub culture with places to suit all tastes, many of which proudly serve local produce. Golf and fishing are also available nearby. In summer, after a busy day’s sightseeing, you can return to Manor Farm Barns and enjoy an evening with a glass of wine in the garden; in winter, perhaps you can throw some logs on the wood burner, or just relax and unwind on the comfortable sofas. Perfect at whatever time of the year you visit. Beach 15 miles. Shop 4 miles, pub and restaurant 3 miles. Harnser Barn (ref UKC783), Raynham Breck (ref UKC1832), Mill Hill (ref UKC2626) and Peak Hall (ref UKC2627) can be booked together to accommodate up to 28 guests. Free WiFi

'Jennie's Cottage' is a delightful four bedroom cottage located in the very popular village of Castle Acre and is ideal for a family or two for the perfect getaway in the countryside.

A group of cottages has stood on the site since the early 1800s. Originally tied cottages to Earl of Leicester's, Holkham Estate, 'Jennies' is actually 2 cottages, one a 2 up, 2 down and the other a single storey, one bedroom. In 2001 the single storey had a 1st floor extension which provided a further 2 bedrooms, family bathroom and an en-suite bathroom. We are 5 mins (2.5 Miles) from West Acre Theatre, 25 Mins (16 Miles) from Kings Lynn Corn Exchange and Arts Theatre and 40 mins (30 miles) from the Norwich Theatre Royal and Madder Market .

Our lovely cottage in Castle Acre sleeps two and is a workers cottage from the 1890s comprising a bedroom with a king-size bed, bathroom with bath & shower, a small study, a living room and a fully equipped kitchen. There are two gardens front and back of the cottage with access to a larger more secluded private garden with the apple tree at the back.

Nestled a short walk into the countryside and within the historical charms of Castle Acre, our cottage is an ideal retreat to those who are looking for time away from the bustle of everyday life. Good food, good walks and good sleep is why we sought to find this cottage which we’re now pleased to be able to share with others. The beautiful beaches and bistros of the North Norfolk coast are roughly 30 minute drive and the village itself has an ancient priory, castle, river walks and a great local pub, all a short amble from the front door. The kitchen is very well equipped to be able to cook up some culinary delights and has a Nespresso machine for your caffeine fix. The study is an ideal quiet space for writing and working whilst looking over the trees to the neighbouring fields. Also, if you want to bring along your well-behaved dog they are also more than welcome to stay at the cottage. *Please let us know when booking your stay if you’re planning to bring your four-legged friend.

Check our village site for some more info: http://www.castleacre.info

Full of vintage charm and contemporary facilities, this cottage is the perfect country retreat. 5 can sleep here comfortably but it is an ideal bolt-hole for a couple or a family. Right in the heart of one of the most beautiful villages in Norfolk. Not by any means your average holiday cottage, the aim is solely to make you feel completely relaxed.

The cottage is Grade 2 listed as it forms part of a terrace attached to the Bailey Gate, the ancient entrance to the village. However, it has been recently completely renovated and modernised and features original beams, a large open fire, a heated travertine tiled floor to the kitchen and an awesome conservatory which opens onto a beautiful south-facing garden where you can sit in full sun on the deck or on the grass under the little apple tree. The main bedroom has a king-sized bed, a TV and an en-suite shower room, the second bedroom is really small but has a single bed which can be converted to a huge king, depending on your priority...daytime or night-time space! Downstairs there is a daybed sofa which serves as a single mattress for an extra person, if required. There is a lovely bathroom downstairs. (Please note that the staircase is typical for a cottage, narrow with very steep treads. An elderly person may struggle although naturally the day bed sofa is available, and there is a downstairs toilet) There's a larder, fully kitted out. Plenty of toys for children and plenty for adults too, come to think of it.

This village is extraordinary. It is on the Peddars Way, an ancient route much loved by walkers, and impressively it houses a Norman castle which you are free to wander round. There is a Cluniac Priory which has some of the most extensive and impressive ruins in the uk. It is run by English Heritage but you can walk the perimeter free of charge and be suitably amazed at its beauty. The river Nar, a natural chalk stream with trout (private fishing, sorry!) is at the bottom of the village and is suitable for swimming in places or paddling at the ford. (Don't drive through it even if your sat-nav says so...I will NOT be rescuing you) The church is stunning and deserves a visit, dating back to the 14th C, it is large and impressive. In the heart of the village is Stock's Green (outside the cottage) and here is a 16th C coaching Inn and a terrific gastropub. Treat yourself to an enormous supper and a pint of the specialist Ostrich Ale in the richly atmospheric bar. Music last Sunday of the month, quiz on alternative Monday nights. Barnfield's tea rooms is on the green too, right opposite the cottage, and they serve delicious homemade lunches, breakfasts and teas. You DEFINITELY need to book as it is extremely popular and please note, closed on Sundays. The Old Red Lion (down Bailey St) houses yoga courses and classes. The village hall has regular events ranging from Elvis nights through quizzes to Zumba classes and craft fairs. Locally there is a playing field, a Premier shop-soon to house a fish and chip counter- (they sell almost everything and have good opening hours), an Antique shop and a charity book-shop. Swaffham (3 miles) is a traditional market town (Saturday mornings) and is useful for Waitrose, Co-Coe's deli-cafe and restaurant, a wonderful bookshop, many charity shops/antiques/vintage shops. The coast is 35 minutes drive away (too many beaches to recommend; do your research) so pack a picnic (find the basket in the larder) and make a day of it then come back to a lovely fire and a glass of something strong from the cocktail trolley. Or a BBQ on the deck?

This beautiful barn conversion is nestled in the heart of the picturesque countryside, perfect for a relaxing break. . All on the ground floor. Open plan living space: With beams and French doors. Living area: With wood burner, 40’’ Freeview TV, DVD player and original herringbone brick floor. Dining area: With original herringbone brick floor. Kitchen area: With electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. Utility room: With washer/dryer. Bedroom 1: With zip and link super kingsize bed (can be twin beds on request), Freeview TV, DVD player and en-suite wet room with shower and toilet. Bedroom 2: With zip and link super kingsize bed (can be twin beds on request), Freeview TV, DVD player and en-suite with bath and toilet.. Travel cot and highchair. Enclosed lawned garden with patio and garden furniture. 1 dog welcome, free of charge, to be kept on a lead at all times (working farm). Private parking for 2 cars. Please note: There is an unfenced pond in the garden, 20 yards away.. Air source heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Welcome pack. 4-acre grounds (shared with other properties on-site). No smoking.. Nestled on the edge of the pretty village of Tittleshall, these four barns (refs UKC783, UKC1832, UKC2626, UKC2627), located on a working, arable farm, have been converted to provide a luxurious retreat. These lovely barns are perfect for guests looking for a quiet space that is perfectly positioned for exploring all that the area has to offer. With high ceilings and lots of light, these beautiful conversions are surrounded by open farmland and offer superb accommodation for those looking for a stylish getaway. Each barn has something special, with some offering en-suite bathrooms, cosy wood burner and private gardens. Those seeking some sea air can be at the coast in around half an hour since Wells-next-the-Sea, Brancaster, Hunstanton and many more beaches are all within easy reach. Close to historical Castle Acre and with the famous Peddars Way running close by, history buffs and walkers will be spoilt for choice. The area is also ideal for wildlife enthusiasts, with Norfolk being described as ’the bird watching capital of Europe’ and it’s easy to see why with beaches, marshes, quays and the famous Norfolk Broads all within easy reach. Norfolk is also known as ’Royal Norfolk’ due to its rich and varied historical links to the Royal Family. Make some time to visit the Sandringham Estate, the Blickling Estate, Holkham Hall and, of course, the medieval city of Norwich with its splendid Norman castle. The Hanseatic Quarter of Old Kings Lynn is well worth a visit, and here you will find guided walks, including evening ghost walks for the brave. The bustling market towns of Holt and Swaffham are within easy reach, as is Burnham Market, famous for its boutique shops and cafés. Foodies will be delighted to find that Norfolk has a growing restaurant, bistro and pub culture with places to suit all tastes, many of which proudly serve local produce. Golf and fishing are also available nearby. In summer, after a busy day’s sightseeing, you can return to Manor Farm Barns and enjoy an evening with a glass of wine in the garden; in winter, perhaps you can throw some logs on the wood burner, or just relax and unwind on the comfortable sofas. Perfect at whatever time of the year you visit. Beach 15 miles. Shop 4 miles, pub and restaurant 3 miles. Harnser Barn (ref UKC783), Raynham Breck (ref UKC1832), Mill Hill (ref UKC2626) and Peak Hall (ref UKC2627) can be booked together to accommodate up to 28 guests. Free WiFi

The Old Bakehouse is a 19th century detached house set in the heart of this quintessentially and picturesque English village with its large green and duck ponds. Situated opposite the renowned Dabbling Duck gastro pub offering a great menu and outdoor area and close to the Village stores/Post Office. The area is a haven for ramblers, birders, dog lovers and families with The Peddars Way, Sandringham and the fantastic North Norfolk coast less than 30 minutes away. 4 miles from Houghton Hall.

I have two double bedrooms and a family bathroom with a huge enamel bath and overhead shower. Small dogs are welcome (downstairs only) for a £10 each surcharge per night and can roam in the fully enclosed back garden.

Beautiful unspoilt village with village green and duck ponds. Village shop a few doors away. Opposite an award winning pub. 4 miles from Houghton Hall.

The old chapel has been architect-designed and accommodates three in two bedrooms. The chapel has a modernist but quirky flair and is surrounded by a large garden. It sleeps three in two bedrooms, and is situated in a quiet village south of Fakenham.

The chapel has been refurbished to an exceptionally high standard and provides accommodation for two to three. There are no doors, so the space has an airy and light feel. The chapel was refurbished by an architect and its many features include a double-height main living cum dining room with a wood burner, a conservatory space leading to a south-facing patio. Original floor tiles on the groundfloor and built-in custom made cupboards and wardrobes give the upper floor a unique flair. The kitchen and bathroom are on the groundfloor, and are well-equipped, and the two bedrooms have a kingsize and a double bed respectively. The bathroom boasts a large power shower, the kitchen a fridge with a freezer cabinet, dishwasher, mircrowave and induction hob. The house is fully equipped to allow you to cook a special meal. Seating is provided in the dining-cum living room, which has a large refectory table, six chairs, a large three-seater sofa and freeview TV, auxiliary speaker, and windows to three sides. The garden is accessed from the house through a small conservatory with two leisure chairs. The garden is unusually generous for a chapel, and is south facing so you can enjoy meals on the patio in the sunshine. A rustic BBQ is provided. The chapel has electric heaters in all rooms, and a woodburner provides extra warmth and a nice focal point in the main room. Access to BT wifi is provided. Kitchen Large fridge with freezer drawer, dishwasher, induction hob, Neff oven, all equipment for a decent meal Bathroom Extra -large power shower Main bedroom King size double bed Small bedroom/study Double bed; study space with desk and chair Utility room Washing machine Main room Large refectory dining table with six chairs, large three-seater sofa, wood burner, free-view TV, a small conservatory space with two more leisure chairs Garden The garden is kept organic and comprises of a patio, chairs and table for three; fixed rustic BBQ; large lawn, pavilion, mature trees including fruit trees, flower border, views across fields with sheep and horses and wide skies. The village The hamlet of Wellingham is located between Swaffham and Fakenham and is very quiet. It has a wonderful church and eggs can be bought from the farm. Facilities like shop, post office, butcher, pub are available in the next larger village, Litcham, three miles away. There is wifi BT internet and a mainland phone line, aux speaker multiport. Bed linen and towels can be provided.

Wellingham is a small hamlet which is mentioned in the Doomsday book, and has not changed much. It has a wonderful 14th century church open to visitors from dawn to dusk which is famous for its painted wood screen dating back to the 1532. The next village with amenities including a shop/newsagent/postoffice/drycleaner, a butcher and a pub is Litcham, about ten minutes by car. A large array of independent shops, supermarkets, a small museum and restaurants can be found in Swaffham to the South and Fakenham to the North. The Norfolk champagne coast, the beaches in Holkham or Burnham Straithe, are only 35 minutes away, and the immediate surroundings are suited for rambling in the wonderful Nahr valley, enjoying walks or birdwatching in various nature reserves, or visits to the many nearby stately homes, including Holkham, Sandringham and Houghton House.

Parsley Barn, home of David and Su’en Miller, is a converted former coach house and stables fronting onto a quiet road in Great Massingham, 12 miles east of King’s Lynn and 9 miles to Sandringham. You will occupy a private wing comprising 2 charming bedrooms, games room with full-sized Snooker Table, garden/breakfast room plus a private rear garden. For breakfast you can choose from freshly baked bread, croissants and a help-yourself selection of cereals, fruit, yoghurt and homemade preserves.

Deceptively plain from the road side, Parsley Barn consists of two leafy courtyards, the second of which will be your own personal space during your stay with us. You will occupy a suite of rooms in what our daughter Hanna jokingly describes as the South Wing. Garden Room: A light, bright room with glass double doors leading out to the two courtyards, furnished with dining table & chairs, a comfortable sofa, fridge, and a sideboard where breakfast will be served. For breakfast you can choose from freshly baked croissants/pain au chocolate and a help-yourself selection including fruit, fruit juice, toast, Su'en's special granola and muesli, yoghurt and homemade preserves from the sideboard. Equipped with a fridge, kettle and Nespresso machine, you may enjoy tea and coffee anytime. Bedroom 1 HAYLOFT ROOM: a freshly-decorated bedroom with a double bed with its own shower and basin, and a flat-screen TV, fluffy bathrobes and towels. It features an original hayloft where hay was kept for the cattle! Bedroom 2 DOVECOTE ROOM: a bedroom with two single beds, with its own basin and dressing table, fluffy bathrobes and towels. A very pretty room featuring the original openings for the doves , now securely sealed with glass – no doves inside the bedroom! Facilities for Babies & Young Children: A travel cot, baby bath and high chair are available upon request. But guests will need to bring their own baby blanket and baby toiletries. Bathroom: large bathroom with separate bath and shower, and basin. Separate WC: next door to HAYLOFT ROOM and bathroom. Games room: a fabulous oak-beamed games room with a dart board and full-sized snooker table on which you are more than welcome to pot a few blacks. Outside: The rear garden accessed from the garden room will be your private space – lovely to sit out to enjoy breakfast or a cup of tea or drinks in the evening.

Great Massingham is widely acknowledged to be one of the most beautiful villages in East Anglia. Famed for its extensive greens and with no fewer than seven duck ponds, the largest of which could accurately be described as lakes, it is a thriving community with a Village Shop plus Post Office, a soaring fourteenth century church overlooking the green, and a popular gastro-pub called (inevitably) The Dabbling Duck. Massingham is the ideal base to explore the stunning North Norfolk countryside and coast. Skirting the village is a mysterious pre-Roman trackway called The Peddars Way, which offers fabulous walking and/or cycling for the more active amongst us, and which links up eventually with the North Norfolk Coastal Path.

Large room in a traditional and beautiful farm house with en suite modern shower room . Tea and coffee in the room with homemade cake on arrival. Continental breakfast served in the dining room . Farm house is set in wonderful parkland with many country walks. Easy access to Norfolk beaches, villages,and Sandringham . Two pubs locally . Walking distance to a nursery with cafe.

Bedroom en suite shower . Dining room for continental breakfast

Peaceful and quiet .

Set in the grounds of a beautiful stately Georgian Manor Estate with a private boating lake and woodlands we have 3 heritage brick and flint estate cottages available to hire. Comfortably sleeping up to 16 your cottages are close together and ideal for families and groups wanting extra space and comforts. Your group of cottages includes the private use of the ‘old village hall’ as your centre piece communal living and dining hall. Lexham Manor Cottages are set within our 21 acre estate and include use of our shared swimming pool, tennis courts and wild swimming lake. West Lexham is a perfect place to relax, unwind and a great location to explore gorgeous Norfolk. Each cottage is very well equipped having been refurbished this year and have all the facilities you’d expect to find to make your stay very comfortable. The cottages are all fully central heated with a constant supply of hot water, double glazed and cosy. Just pack a bag and arrive is our policy! Arch Cottage is home to four of the seven bedrooms available to you during your stay and sleeps up to 10 people. There are three double/twin bedded bedrooms, and one larger bedroom sleeping up to four. Two of the bedrooms are fully ensuite, whilst the other two have their own wash basin and have a shared main bathroom space. Hall Cottage sleeps 6 in three generous ensuite double/twin rooms. There is a fully equipped kitchen diner with large electric hob and oven that can serve the adjoining Village Hall and great place to cook for any group dinners. The Village Hall, offers a luxurious private living & banqueting room for your whole group to come together and enjoy. You can sink back into the sofas and dream by the large wood burner with ambient lighting to create the perfect cosy space for laid back lounging and decadent feasting. With the bright lights of Norwich and Kings Lynn within easy reach, and the atmospheric ruins and delicious pub lunch opportunities of Castle Acre just a mile away, there’s plenty to discover once you’re settled in… Enjoy the privacy and peace of a country manor retreat and explore hidden corners of Norfolk. Unlimited Access to Communal Site Facilities Includes: Swimming Pool (outdoor heated pool, seasonal April - September) Free WiFi – available in all cottages Boating Lake - with rowing boats and safety equipment Tennis Court – rackets and balls provided on request. Lakeside Walks - an area of stunning natural beauty and special scientific interest.

Sleep 16 Fireplace Kitchen Garden BBQ 7 bedrooms across Hall Cottage and Arch Cottage 5 bedrooms are en suite, 2 bedrooms share a bathroom More accommodation available (additional fee) Open plan space for workshops/dining/gathering in the Village Hall Flexible layout - choose how you want to set up the space Large fireplace with comfy sofas Private garden and sunny patio Yoga equipment available (please enquire) Projector and stereo by request Experienced caterers available Eco and employee friendly business values Booking the Village Hall includes accommodation in Hall and Arch, our luxury Norfolk holiday cottages. Each room is inspired by the surrounding nature, with unique finishings that were pre-loved and restored or procured from British companies. Beds can be made as twin or superkings with linen, towels and organic hand soap and body wash included. Plenty of further accommodation is available. You can even book the entire site to sleep up to 103.

We are close to some of Norfolk’s best pubs - The Dabbling Duck in Great Massingham is a particular favourite! We love the saturday morning market in our local town, Swaffham, where there are 2 big super markets. We are also just half an hour from spectacular sandy beaches and a short drive to some awesome cultural attractions including Houghton Hall and Holkham Estate. For the kids, there are plenty of adventurous days out. We are 5 mins drive from ‘ExTREEme’ high ropes and the award-winning Hootz House at Pensthorpe is 25 mins away. Please feel free to ask us for recommendations!

Tinker treehouse is the perfect romantic hideaway, with stunning views from the private terrace across a meadow where lambs play in springtime. You’ll be sharing Tinker with living Ash trees that grow with ivy winding round them. Tinker is 1 of 6 Treehouses we have here at West Lexham. To view full details of all our properties please search for our .org website! The treehouse has a comfortable double bed with colourful blankets, pillows and hot water bottles. There’s a log-burning stove with plenty of wood and kindling to keep you nice and cosy, along with an extra electric-heater for colder nights. The walls are fully-insulated with double clad wood designed to give plenty of natural warmth. The reclaimed Georgian windows set into each side let in plenty of light and each morning you will wake to the sound of the birds milling about in the trees. Tinkers terrace gives you plenty of outdoor space to sit surrounded by trees and watch the world pass by. There’s a picnic table and a gas-powered BBQ for you to use and it makes the ideal spot for stargazing - Norfolk is famous for its spectacular dark skies. Inside the Treehouse you’ll find battery powered camping lanterns, fairy lights, beautiful reclaimed furniture and Moroccan flavoured decoration give the whole thing a warm glow to lounge around in. There’s also a cool box and a kettle that you can heat up on the wood stove. The luxury Garden Wash House is a short walk away. Here you’ll individual bathrooms with steaming hot showers, proper flushing toilets and underfloor heating. There’s even a bathtub for a relaxing soak. There’s organic hand soap, shampoo and plenty of loo roll for you to use. For cooking meals, the fully-equipped Garden Kitchen has everything you’ll need - oven, hob, utensils, cutlery and all the basics (salt, pepper, olive oil, tea & coffee). There’s even a wood-fired pizza oven for you to use. It’s a brilliant place to get to know your fellow glampers, with a large fire bowl nearby for toasting marshmallows by nightfall. There’s so much to see and do here at West Lexham. We have a heated outdoor pool from May to October, with many guests choosing a refreshing wild swim in the lake the whole year round. There are also 2 rowing boats for you to take on the water along with a tennis court with views across the lake. We have recently completed a huge Japanese meditation garden - an enchanting spot for a morning stroll or finding a moment’s peace. We have planted every type of tree and shrub indigenous to the UK here and work hard to promote habitats for wildlife. In spring and summer, the site is alive with glorious flowers attracting many happy bees and insects. We are close to some of Norfolk’s best pubs - The Dabbling Duck in Great Massingham is a particular favourite! We love the saturday morning market in our local town, Swaffham, where there are 2 big super markets. We are also just half an hour from spectacular sandy beaches and a short drive to some awesome cultural attractions including Houghton Hall and Holkham Estate. Please feel free to ask us for recommendations!

There is a love of the land and a belief in sustainability in its most all-encompassing sense at the heart of all that goes on here. We are run on over 90% renewable energy, with heat provided by our renewable wood chip boiler. Our deliciously mineral-rich drinking water comes from our own chalk spring and are grounds are nurtured to be a paradise for conservation and wildlife.

A self-contained annexe to our private home sleeps 5-6. Newly installed thermostat controlled central heating. This simple and cosy cottage has its own front door into the kitchen and stairs (with in-built stair gate) lead up to the sitting room (sofabed, TV, DVD and working open fireplace). Three bedrooms (one double, one twin and a single) and bathroom with bath / shower.

The former servants quarters of our 19th century home make a charming retreat for a peaceful break. The cottage overlooks the garden and the main house is situated in the heart of Great Massingham on the village green. Next door is the acclaimed 'Dabbling Duck', winner of Norfolk Food and Drink Awards.

Great Massingham is a gorgeous village in the heart of rural North West Norfolk, with a large village green, several ponds with ducks, a picturesque church, woodland and wildflower areas, and a playpark with outdoor fitness equipment and tennis courts. Walking and cycling routes all pass through here, minutes from the Peddars Way, and Barrack House sits directly on the beautiful village green, next to the characterful Dabbling Duck pub, which serves delicious gastro-lunches and evening meals. The main house overlooks the duck ponds and historic church. There is a small but well equipped village store opposite, with its own little deli counter, post office and facilities for withdrawing cash. The cottage is 25 minutes drive from the beautiful north Norfolk coast including outstanding beaches of Wells and Holkham. Sandringham Estate is also within easy reach, offering lovely wooded walks and a potential glimpse of the Queen! Pensthorpe nature reserve is a 20 min drive from Great Massingham and many other superb locations for birdwatching exist in the wider area. Great Massingham is a 35 minute drive from the Georgian market town of Holt, full of quirky shops and galleries. We are 50 minutes from Norwich, a beautiful city with a fine cathedral, bustling marketplace and superb collection of shops and cafes.

We love this camp and it’s a great position to watch the daily life of West Lexham pass you by from exceptional comfort. Lime Grove Bell Tent is one traditional canvas glamping bell tent. Each 5 metre bell tent is set up to sleep 3 but an additional single mattress can be added on request. Lime Grove glamping bell tent is decked throughout with reclaimed agri-chic furniture, colourful bunting, colourful carpets and rugs, plenty of cushions, throws, fairy lights, flowers, bedside tables, camping lantern and, most importantly… full size double & single sprung memory foam mattresses with gorgeous quality bedding & cotton sheets, goose down pillows and duvet covers. There is a cool box for the vino and your own BBQ. Outside you have your own bench or chairs to perch on and look out over the boating lake. At night time its one of our clearest spots to watch the stars dance through the sky. The garden kitchen has a range of staples, spices and condiments for your use. There are some great local butchers and village shops in Swaffham and Litcham that can provide BBQ meals and fresh salads and veg. West Lexham is a wonderful, grand plan in the making. There is a love of the land and a belief in sustainability in its most all-encompassing sense at the heart of all that goes on there. Your stay will be a small but important part of the owners hope will become a force for research and development of sustainable practices and a hub in the community where people can come to learn, share and relax. You can join in with the flow of daily life, take quiet day trips to the wide Norfolk beaches or just laze all day in the countryside peace, splashing in the river and listening to the birds. Lime Grove shares a bathroom and super showers, in a colourful shower house close by. Essentials Included – Your Free Hidden Extras – Lime Grove Glamping Full Size Double & Single Bed, Cushions, Chest of Drawers, Carpet & Rugs. An additional single mattress is available upon request. Goose Down Double & Single Duvet, Super Quality Bedding, Pillows & Extra Blankets, Throws, Cushions. Battery Lantern, Torches, Fairy Lights Small camping BBQ, Cool Box, Lighting, Door Mats West Lexham Glamping Facilities Included Fully stocked garden kitchen. One communal fire pit & plentiful supply of wood. Free WiFi. Full access to the manor gardens & grounds, boating lake & rowing boats, tennis court.

The Cart Lodge Room is one of our three B&B rooms. It's a king-size double room with en-suite bathroom. West Heath Barn is a stunning, recently converted Norfolk barn set in beautiful countryside just outside the pretty North Norfolk village of Great Massingham. Whether you wish to go walking, cycling, visit the coast and the local attractions or simply recharge your batteries in a beautiful, tranquil setting, we offer the ideal base. Price based on 2 sharing including full English breakfast.

West Heath Barn offers B&B as well as 2 dog-friendly self-catering cottages. Our B&B rooms are situated in the old granary which has been renovated and decorated in contemporary country style. Many of the original features such as the vaulted timbers are still visible and provide a stunning backdrop as breakfast is served. We are set in over 4 acres of land and have a small herd of alpacas grazing in the paddock. Guests are welcome to meet them and give them a cuddle and their breakfast. We are surrounded by a network of pathways offering lots of great walks and guests can stroll into the village to visit the award-winning Dabbling Duck gastro-pub in the local village.

West Heath Barn is the ideal base to explore the best of North Norfolk. The magnificent historic houses and country estates of Sandringham, Holkham, Houghton and Oxburgh Hall are all close by. The stunning Norfolk coast is less than a 30 minute drive away, with over 60 miles of sandy beaches, picturesque salt marshes and big skies. Peddars Way National Trail is a 2-minute walk from our door and will take you all the way to the coast where it meets up with the Norfolk Coast Path.