The Ivy, Happisburgh, East Anglia

Summary:

The Ivy in Happisburgh, East Anglia, sleeps eight guests in three bedrooms.



The Space:

The Ivy is a single-storey property featuring three bedrooms: a king-size with an en-suite shower room; a super-king-size (zip/link) with a Smart TV; and a 2'6" twin with two pull out beds on request with a Smart TV. The bathroom includes a freestanding bath, walk-in shower, basin, and WC. The open-plan living space comprises a kitchen, dining area, and sitting area, with a utility room. Appliances include an electric oven, induction hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine, coffee maker, and air fryer. Entertainment options include a Smart TV with Sky and Sky Movies & Sky Sports, two additional Smart TVs, WiFi, and a pool table/air hockey/table tennis. A travel cot, highchair, and stairgate are available. Outside, there is ample off-road parking and an enclosed front and rear garden with a lawn, patio, furniture, and hot tub. Two well-behaved dogs are welcome (additional on request and for extra fee). The nearest shop, pub, and beach are 0.7 miles away. Please note that although the property is single-storey, there is one step up to the door and at the patio door. Enjoy your stay at The Ivy! Note: Should you wish to accommodate eight guests through the use of the pull-out beds, please ensure this is requested in advance. Note : There is a good housekeeping bond of 350 GBP. Note: No check ins on a Saturday or Sunday. Note: No same-sex parties.



The Neighborhood:

This historic village brushes the East Anglian coastline in the English county of Norfolk. Its lighthouse is the oldest working light in the area, as well as being the only independently run beacon in Great Britain, dating back to 1790. Its imposing tower of red and white stands proudly on the north-eastern headland surrounded by verdant countryside. You can visit this beautiful structure during public open days and climb the 112 steps up to the lantern. Another notable building in the village is St. Mary's Church, a 15th century landmark, whose tower warned mariners of the position of the perilous sandbanks nearby. This church also has set open days, where you can enjoy splendid views of the sea and enveloping fields from the top of the tower. Enjoy a picturesque stroll down to the beach and watch the lifeboats speedily tackle the untamed seas. There is also a village trail for you to amble, taking you past all the Happisburgh landmarks worth seeing. The village of Winterton-on-Sea is within easy reach by car and boasts a vast beach and wildlife-rich nature reserve that has attracted colonies of Terns and rare Natterjack toads. The old fishermen's cottages and village church makes it an idyllic location to bring the family for a day out. Further afield is the city of Norwich with its two cathedrals and Norman castle, whilst the popular seaside resort of Great Yarmouth offers one of Britain’s largest open air markets. A wonderful destination for your next holiday by the sea.