Summary:
A prestigious cottage with ancient touches and a lovely garden, offers comfort and space for a family / couple or group of friends, while overlooking the River Bure and just a short stroll away from Horning.

The traditional flint cottage is well-equipped to provide home from home comforts.

This cottage offers 24/7 contactless check-in facilities, with no staff on site.

The Space:
Ground Floor:
- Living room: With gas fire and Smart TV (access to Netflix etc.).
- Conservatory: With comfy outdoor furniture.
- Dining room: Dining table for up to 6 guests.
- Kitchen: With electric oven, gas hob, combi microwave/oven/grill, fridge and dishwasher.
- Garage: With washing machine / tumble dryer.

First Floor:
- Bedroom 1: With kingsize bed and magnificent view.
- Bathroom: With shower over bath and toilet.
- Bedroom 2: With either 2 single beds or combined as one kingsize bed.

Gas central heating, bed linen, towels, toiletries, tea/coffee, Wi-Fi and end clean included. Travel cot and highchair available on request.

Outside:
- Lovely garden overlooking river Bure.
- Fully fenced part of garden for pets.
- Private parking.
- The private garage can be used as secure area for bike storage.

Guest Access:
This prestigious detached cottage offers comfort and space a family or group of friends. With an elevated position within the pretty riverside village of Horning, and commanding views of the River Bure, yet just a short walk away from the riverside and restaurants and shops.

It provides a perfect spot to relax and enjoy the views of the River Bure. The property is well-equipped to provide home from home comforts. The conservatory has great views over the garden and the river. All bedrooms offer quality beds to ensure the best night’s sleep.

The Neighborhood:
Horning village, a picturesque broadland village with riverside inns, restaurants, a selection of small shops and tea shops, is within a few minutes’ walk.

One of the best ways to explore this magnificent waterway is by boat. Daily boat hire and river trips are available from the village, with cruises up and down the Broads, where you can take in the beautiful scenery and abundance of wildlife. Held during the summer are several boat races and a week-long regatta where you can enjoy all the boating action from one of the many pubs or restaurants situated along the riverbank.

If you’re a fishing enthusiast, be sure to bring your fishing rods as pike fishing is well-known to be very good between November and January when there is less activity on the water.

For those seeking an active holiday, the marina and leisure club welcomes visitors who wish to enjoy water sports and there are plenty of walks and cycle tracks that take you through the village into the surrounding countryside and nature reserve.

Children will enjoy BeWILDerwood, 1 mile, an outdoor tree top adventure park, or there is Wroxham Barns, 4.5 miles, and the Dinosaur Park at Lenwade, 18 miles.

Wroxham, 3.7 miles, is known as the ’Capital of the Broads’, with its selection of waterside cafés, restaurants and pubs.

It also has a railway station serving Norwich and the coast, and a station for the Bure Valley Railway, a miniature steam train running from the popular market town of Aylsham to Wroxham.

The coastline and excellent sandy beaches can be reached within 12 miles. Alternatively, spend a day exploring the city of Norwich, 11 miles, with its cathedral, museums, theatres and a vast array of cafés and shops.

National Trust properties, including Felbrigg Hall, Blickling Hall and Horsey Windpump, are all well worth a visit. Sailing and cycle hire available locally. Beach 12 miles. Shop, pub and restaurants 400 yards.