Our second home is a modern conversion of an old barn.It is on one level with the addition of a mezzanine area over the lounge. We have a spacious kitchen/dining room with high quality fittings and appliances, and views over the terrace and patio area where we enjoy the barbecue, outside seating area and ornamental pond.
The main bedroom has an ensuite shower room with all facilities , whilst the second bedroom has has ensuite washing and toilet. There is also a separate family bathroom.
There is an integral garage accessed from the parking area.
The main feature of the house is the spacious lounge with oak floor, vaulted ceilings, and large windows overlooking the terrace with Felbrigg ancient oak wood beyond.
The fireplace with wood burner creates a focal point in the lounge and shows off local architectural traditions.The house is approache from a quiet, private drive.
Comfort, relaxation and luxury are the main criteria we employed in creating this home. It is used only by our family, not offered anywhere for rental and is as fully equipped as any main home.

The barn is located in a quiet village only two miles from the dramatic North Norfolk coast: A " designated area of outstanding natural beauty". Also we are 20 miles from the city of Norwich.Shops are close by in Sheringham, Holt and Cromer. The National Trust Felbrigg estate is only a few minutes walk away with spectacular walking in mature forests and a Country House to visit.Nearby too are the spectacular Blickling Hall and Sheringham Park, both owned and maintained for the nation and visitors by the National Trust. Less than one hours drive west brings you to the Queens house and estate at Sandringham.

Have a look at these websites to see more about the appeal of the area.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Broads
http://www.tournorfolk.co.uk/norfolkbroads.html
http://www.visitnorthnorfolk.com/default.aspx





For walkers we are almost on the Weavers way, a waymarked footpath that meanders 60 miles from Cromer to Great Yarmouth. Also, the spectacular North Norfolk Coast path passes nearby.The North Norfolk coast is a delight and offers a variety of landscapes ranging from beaches with dunes; pine forests; marshes world famous for their bird life;Seal Colonies off Blakeney Point that you can visit in local boats and cliffs with treasures of prehistoric fossils. The local inland area is predominantly rural with unspoilt countryside, winding lanes, small villages and quaint English pubs offering meals made from local produce. Less than 15 miles away are the famous Norfolk Broads where every kind of boating activity is available. See Sail Boats passing through the fields!

This is our holiday home so you have flexibility to choose your visit dates.Exchanges can be non simultaneous.

Open to any dates

We are Moya and John, a retired couple who enjoy art, design, music, travel and the outdoors. We spend holiday time in Norfolk with children and grandchildren. We also have children and grandchildren in South australia.

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