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'Get Away From It All' in our beautiful 'off-grid' log cabin hideaway for a romantic couple in private woods on a 12 acre small farm. Isolated & beautiful! Wood burning stove/oven, double bed, single gas cooker, table, water, chemical toilet, solar lighting, no electricity. Public paid shower, shops, 4 great pubs & Co-op are only a 5 minute walk away. Bring food & wine! Discount for 2nd night stay! IF BOOKED, TRY OUR NEW 'Secret Dutch Cabin in the woods' https://www.airbnb.co.uk/rooms/39026359

'Get back to nature' in our cabin 'The Woodsman's hut', built by us and quite literally 'lost in the woods' on small farm. It sleeps 2 only. No additional adults allowed. It is a 5 minute walk from the car parking area along an unlit woodland trail, beside the river. Bring Torches! A completely unique setting in a beautiful wood, alongside a private river. The log cabin is made of wood, well insulated and finished to a great but rustic standard. It sleeps 2 only with an iron double bedstead (with plenty of storage underneath). Lie in bed and watch the stars or pull the shutters to close out the world! There is a brilliant wood burning stove with plenty of space for cooking on top and an oven for warming food. There is a single gas stove for quick boiling/cooking. The cabin is warm, dry, cosy and very comfortable whatever the weather! You won't want to leave! Please note: no electricity or wifi. Solar lighting provided and the wood stove for heating and cooking. At the side of the stove is a washup/food preparation area, with fresh tap water nearby. There is an antique vanity bowl and jug for personal washing with mirror. The kitchen is well equipped with many cooking utensils, pots & pans but if you are short of anything, please do just ask. We have a small library area with reading books. You are welcome to read these, but please return them to the shelf at the end of your visit. Outside there is seating and a table for two and wood fire pit. *** VERY IMPORTANT: No outside ground campfires allowed - sorry. Portable BBQ's raised off the ground are allowed, but please check with us first. There is a private chemical toilet located next to the cabin, built in the style of the toilet in the film 'chitty chitty bang bang' (Don't ask!). There is a public shower and toilets, a five minute walk - (shower £2 token). Please note: We do not own this public toilet/shower facility and are not responsible for its operation. If it is not working, we may have a solution. Please speak to us. PLEASE NOTE: No electricity (Solar lighting) No water in the hut (but nearby drinking water tap & container provided), No modern heating (but wood burning stove with plenty of wood provided and more available to purchase in our local shop for £3.50 per bag) No mobile signal 5 minutes walk from the car parking area PLEASE NOTE: ABSOLUTELY NO SHOES ALLOWED INSIDE THE HUT! PARKING: There is no vehicular access to the woods, but parking behind our property if available or when busy in public car park (free on Sundays) opposite property or 'on street' parking. PLEASE NOTE: The cabin is a 5 minute walk from the parking area. Wheelbarrow can be provided for luggage. PLEASE BRING: Canoes & bikes - there are miles of river and country lanes to explore! PETS: For the benefit of all our guests and the well being of this cabin, unfortunately we do NOT allow dogs to stay - sorry. WASHING: Use our washing machine (for a small charge £5 per load/dry). PLEASE NOTE: YOU STAY ON OUR PROPERTY AT YOUR OWN RISK. BY BOOKING THIS ACCOMMODATION YOU AGREE TO ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY & LIABILITY FOR ANY ACCIDENTAL DAMAGE CAUSED TO YOURSELF, ANY OF YOUR PARTY OR YOUR POSSESSIONS BY ACCIDENT OR WEATHER OR IN ANY OTHER WAY.

Loddon (and the adjoining village of Chedgrave) is a lovely and traditional Norfolk village with historic buildings and sits on the River Chet with boating moorings and access to the entire Norfolk Broads network. You can be virtually self sufficient in Loddon, as we boast numerous cafes, pubs, local shops and supermarket. We are also part of the National cycleway and boast some fantastic river walks, especially to the bird sanctuary at Hardley flood (15 minutes walk away).

Rose Cottage is a beautiful old cottage, full of character and situated on the border between the villages of Chedgrave and Loddon. I live here alone, and you are welcome to share the space with me. You will have your own private part of the cottage and I will not need to intrude into your space. Loddon is the "gateway to the Broads", situated on the river Chet, and it is a thriving and friendly community teeming with good pubs and facilities. It is 20 minutes from Norwich and 30 from the sea.

There is a private beautiful garden at the back of the cottage which you are welcome to use, and you can use the kitchen if you want to cook or make a cup of tea.

Rosy Lees coffee shop was listed in The Times top twenty coffee shops in Britain. The co-op is open until 10 every night. If you want to buy takeaway food there are two chippies, two Chinese takeaways, an Indian, a pizza / kebab shop and others.

Goose’s Place is a converted garage apartment, situated just outside the town of Bungay. It’s decorated to a very high standard with a contemporary feel and is ideal for anyone wanting a few nights away to relax in the countryside. You’ll have access to the summerhouse down by our large pond where you are welcome to fish, read a book or have a picnic and enjoy the surroundings. Along with eggs, bread and cereals for breakfast, there'll be homemade scones and cheese straws awaiting your arrival!

The living space, which has its own private entrance and parking spot right outside the front door, has a flat screen TV, access to Netflix and Amazon Prime, Google Home Mini and free Wifi. There is a modern, fully equipped kitchenette, with tea-making facilities, coffee machine and large oven and hob. You can then just relax with a large glass of wine or beer on the sofa in the lounge area or read one of the many books and magazines provided. The bedroom area has a king-size bed with luxurious bedding, and the spacious bathroom has a large walk-in shower, heated towel rail and large mirror. It’s a delightful living space for a couple or solo traveller.

The historical towns of Bungay and Beccles are just 2.4 and 5.8 miles from the apartment, and for those who want to spend the day by the coast, the beautiful seaside town of Southwold is just a 30 minute drive away. There’s a real ale pub, which serves nice pub food, a mere 500-yards down the road and less than half-a-mile away is one of the best Italian restaurants you’ll ever eat at!

This comfortable cottage offers rural peace and tranquility. The cottage has two bedrooms, a sunny and spacious open plan lounge, kitchen and dining area. Set in seven acres of paddocks and gardens, relax and enjoy the surroundings and local wildlife. With easy access to the Broads, the Suffolk Coast and Norwich, within walking distance of the village of Loddon. The village has pubs, restaurants and shops as well as all the necessary facilities such as post office and doctors.

The cottage has it's own private access, parking and enclosed garden.

Peaceful rural setting

A rural retreat on the edge of the Broads in the beautiful Waveney Valley. Just 30 mins drive from fabulous east coast beaches and the historic city of Norwich. This holiday location is perfect for relaxing and enjoying local walks and amazing countryside or getting "out and about" for day trips. Enjoy miles of off road footpaths across the beautiful Norfolk/Suffolk border. Local market towns of Bungay and Beccles have many attractions with Beccles being the "Gateway to the Norfolk Broads"

The accommodation is a detached self contained bungalow next door to the Hosts house. It is fenced off and totally private. It is modern and well equipped and provides spacious accommodation for two offering a separate bedroom, bathroom, utility and kitchen/living room for "home from home" comfortable living. It has its own driveway and parking spaces and has a large shingle outdoor seating area and bbq. The outdoor space is fully enclosed and therefore dog friendly. The inside is modern, stylish and well equipped. It is light and airy with open roof spaces and velux windows letting in lots of natural light. The accommodation is ideal for couples however we welcome additional infants under 2 years old if you can supply your own cot and linen. This was formally a garage and farmhouse outbuilding converted 10 years ago to an annexe to all modern insulation building regulations keeping it warm and cosy in winter.

Within the village, Broome Heath is visited by people from miles around as it is well known for it fantastic lakes and country walks. The Artichoke pub in Broome is friendly and serves great food and real ales. They are a dog friendly pub. Local towns and villages also have a wealth of country pubs and good food.

A modern, comfortable semi-detached home in the heart of Loddon, a lovely Broadland village on the river Chet. Just a few minutes walk to the river and a choice of several great pubs, tea-rooms, restaurants, shops and takeaways. Everything on your doorstep for a perfect getaway.

The house is on a small estate close to family-friendly activities; shops, 4 great pubs, restaurants, takeaways & foodstore are all within a few minutes walk. Great for couples, adventurers and families.

Loddon is a lovely Norfolk village with both traditional and listed historic buildings. It sits on the River Chet with boat moorings at the staithe and access to the entire Norfolk Broads network. You can be virtually self sufficient in Loddon, as we boast numerous cafes, pubs, local shops, restaurants, take-aways and a supermarket, whilst retaining a village atmosphere. We are also part of the National cycleway and have some fantastic river walks, notably to the bird sanctuary at Hardley flood which is a leisurely 25 minutes walk away. There's plenty for young children to do in the village too. We have a large play area and skateboard park at the community centre which is just a few minutes from the house. There is also a bar there with an outside patio overlooking a large, safe open space with football pitches. So you can sit in the sunshine with a beer while the children play. There are tennis and badminton courts to hire there too. Pyes Mill picnic area is reached by a lovely walk through the church. It's on the river and has purpose built BBQs there for you to use.

This accommodation is attached to our house (connecting door locked for your privacy), and comprises sitting room with kitchenette, shower room and bedroom. You have your own entrance via french doors overlooking the garden which you can use. There is water and milk in the fridge when you arrive along with tea, coffee, sugar and a homemade cake or biscuits to welcome you. There are the basic condiments in the cupboards. Breakfast cereal and pastries of some sort are provided for each day.

All on one level, this is ideal for people with reduced mobility, a walk in shower with 62 cms access, all doors internal doors are 82 cms wide. Fully equipped kitchenette includes a full size cooker, fridge with freezer box and slimline dishwasher. Cooking utensils, pans, baking trays and bowls supplied along with crockery, cutlery and glasses. Table top ironing board and iron provided. All bedding, towels, tea towels and kitchen cloths supplied. Third bed is a 'chair' bed in the sitting room - fine for a child this may be a bit small for a fully grown adult. Travel cot available and inflatable toddler bed (ages 3 - 6) available

Reedham is a Broadland village with the River Yare running through. We have two pubs who do food and a social club which welcomes visitors. A 'retro cafe' with a part time Post office in it is the latest addition to the village and we also have a small grocery shop and Fish and Chip shop which are all within easy walking distance. Reedham boasts it's own brewery (Humpty Dumpty) with their shop and Pettitts Animal Adventure park is aimed at children under 10 years old. We are midway between the medieval city of Norwich (which is well worth a visit) and the coastal town of Great Yarmouth. We are close to the RSPB sanctuary at Strumpshaw Fen and within easy reach of many historical properties, the rivers and waters of Broadland and some beautiful beaches.

Rose Cottage is a beautiful old cottage, full of character and situated on the border between the villages of Chedgrave and Loddon. I live here alone, and you are welcome to share the space with me. You will have your own private part of the cottage and I will not need to intrude into your space. Loddon is the "gateway to the Broads", situated on the river Chet, and it is a thriving and friendly community teeming with good pubs and facilities. It is 20 minutes from Norwich and 30 from the sea.

There is a private beautiful garden at the back of the cottage which you are welcome to use, and you can use the kitchen if you want to cook or make a cup of tea.

Rosy Lees coffee shop was listed in The Times top twenty coffee shops in Britain. The co-op is open until 10 every night. If you want to buy takeaway food there are two chippies, two Chinese takeaways, an Indian, a pizza / kebab shop and others.

Beautiful hideaway in rural Norfolk, on the edge of the Broads within the picturesque Waveney Valley. The cart lodge has everything you could need for a relaxed stay in the countryside. With its own front door, kitchen/dining room, bedroom/lounge and shower room. All fully self contained. We also have a small campsite on site.

Come and stay with us in our rustic rural quirky converted pub in the beautiful Waveney Valley. Our home was "The Old Sun Inn" & the annex was originally the cart lodge, which still retains some of the old features including beamed ceilings. Ideal for couples or solo travellers. The cart lodge has its own private entrance, a fully equipped kitchen/Dining area, Lounge area with double bed & sofa bed (small double), smart TV, with radio, easy chairs & a Shower room. Though attached to our house the cart lodge is fully self contained giving you privacy in which to relax. Guests are invited to use our campsite area to sit by the gently flowing beck, have a picnic or sit watching the sun go down by the campfire.

We are situated on the outskirts of a small Norfolk village. On our doorstep you will find beautiful country walks and fishing lakes. Within walking distance you will find a Real Ale pub serving food, an American Style Diner, Village stores with Post office. With 2 miles there is a golf club, bike & canoe hire, indoor swimming pool. The historic town of Bungay is 2 miles away and only 12 miles from the fantastic city of Norwich or the Coast.

Corner Cottage is on the edge of the friendly village of Thurlton in South Norfolk. The accommodation has country cottage style decor with a rustic feel. There is plenty of garden space (hosting three hens) which overlook cornfields. We also have an old terrier, who keeps to herself. If you are looking for peace and quiet in a semi rural setting, then this is ideal. We are situated between the city of Norwich and the coast (Gorleston beach is a 20 minute drive, and Southwold 30 minutes).

There is a choice between two bedrooms: a double room (with space for a travel cot) or a room with two single sleeping options. The single room has a single bed and a 3 foot wide futon. It is a large, airy, south-facing room. There is wardrobe space, as well as a closet. There is a television available for watching dvds. We offer a wide selection of dvds, books and games if this is of interest. Tea and coffee facilities are available in the bedrooms. There is private use of a snug area, where there is an open fire, a selection of books, games and dvds if required. Guests can choose to be served breakfast either in the large kitchen or in the snug. Although guests have private use of the upstairs bathroom, they are also able to use the downstairs shower room if preferred. A continental style breakfast is included in the price, with a choice of cereals, porridge and/or toast. However, there will be an additional charge of £5 per guest for a full English cooked breakfast.

Thurlton has a very sociable, friendly community. There is a local community store which provide basic amenities. The village pub, The Queen’s Head, has Sky Sports and provides a good meal at competitive prices. Beccles is a 10 minute drive away, where you can find a range of coffee shops (both Baileys and Twyfords are excellent) and restaurants., as well as a Morrisons and Tesco supermarket. You can also walk along the River Waveney or hire a boat for the day. There are plenty of places to cycle or walk locally. Cyclists are welcome, as we have space to secure your bikes.

The Tentsile Connect is a 2 person tree tent (a.k.a. portable treehouse). With a removable fly sheet, it offers you and your partner the chance to connect with nature and with each other. Bring all your normal camping equipment, but leave

A tree tent suspended off the ground. Its basically two hammocks with a roof and a few pockets. There is a rope ladder for access. A fire pit is available for you to have a campfire. Wood may be available to buy extra or bring your own. You must bring all your own camping gear like sleeping bags, blankets etc. A car park is provided at the top of the campsite along with wheelbarrows to move your luggage.

We are situated on the very southern edge of the Norfolk Broads in the Waveney Valley. There are lovely walks over marshes, quiet lanes to cycle and some super real ale pubs to sample.

Converted barn that sleeps 4 with 1 bedroom with double bed and I bedroom with 2 singles beds All bedrooms are carpeted with heating and velux roof windows Storage draws in all rooms Lounge / fully fitted kitchen area with table and chairs, dishwasher, wall hung TV and Wi-Fi Shower room with toilet and basin all with underfloor heating Outside has a lawned area, patio with off road parking Magnificent views over fields

Elegant Rambling Georgian Landmark Property in Idyllic Norfolk village The rental is for 15 guests in a rambling & spacious accomodation with access to gardens and heated indoor swimming pool and alfresco dining (Please note that the Rental does not include the owners’ adjoining main Manor House ).Your let includes 2 acres of grounds in the idyllic village of Loddon with access to the Norfolk Broads ,Norwich Cathedral City ,Beaches , loddonhouse@icloud.com/Tel : 01508 520845/Text: 07764337676

Please note maximum beds is 10 not 20 and accommodates maximum of 15 guests.(error on the description which cannot be corrected by Airbnb. Loddon House is a landmark house built in 1730 for a lawyer Gilman and was used as a hospital in the War Effort before becoming the home of Sir Thomas Bignold (founder of Norwich Union now AVIVA) The space consists of interlinking the old Georgian Hayloft Clockhouse and the Old Coaching House before linking with the upper levels of the Manor House which have been converted by the owners to an interesting mix of old and new period design suitable for families of differing ages and special events Available on request is in-house catering from the owners’ restaurant with posh pub grub and Singapore/Thai / Malaysian dishes For private parties or buffets etc Text 07764337676 for more details The village of Loddon is a five minute drive or a pleasant 30 minute stroll, boasting an interesting range of pubs, restaurants, beauty salons , tea rooms, hair salons, library , post office, chemist, a doctor's surgery and a good sized local Coop. It offers pizza, Indian, Chinese and 2 fish and chip takeaway 's plus there are two Indian restaurant's. The church and river area in Loddon are well worth a visit .

Very convenient for groceries bakery medical facilities pubs restaurants shops transport to Norwich The village of Loddon Is on the broads l, boasting an interesting range of pubs, restaurants, beauty salons , tea rooms, hair salons, library , post office, chemist, a doctor's surgery and a good sized local Coop. It offers pizza, Indian, Chinese and fish and chip takeaway and various good pubs and Indian restaurant The church and river area in Loddon are well worth a visit as well as hiring a boat on the river Chet

3 NIGHT OFFER - 3rd NIGHT ONLY £50 (just send an 'enquiry') The Nook is a cute self contained one up one down cottage perfect for a relaxing getaway. Guests are supplied with a breakfast hamper of local produce and although in a quiet rural spot, it's well placed for accessing the Broads, coast and market towns.

Birchway Farm - The Nook Situated in the wilds of south Norfolk, tucked away at the end of a no through road you will find the peaceful retreat that is Birchway Farm - The Nook. It's a cute one up one down cottage (attached to Birchway Farm) offering luxury bed and breakfast accommodation with a little bit more… Our self-catering B&B style gives guests that extra bit of privacy so you can really relax and escape the outside world. The cottage is fully self-contained, with its own private entrance and garden meaning you can breakfast (lunch and dinner) in the comfort of your own cosy little home. The Nook boasts boutique style accommodation with one spacious bedroom (with four poster king size bed), shower room and fully equipped kitchen. A luxurious, locally sourced breakfast hamper of delicious produce is provided – you just have to decide whether its breakfast in bed, the kitchen or soaking up the morning sun (when it's out) on the patio! Outside there is plenty of parking and 7 acres of land for guests to roam. Plus, our rural location means there are many peaceful walking and cycling routes. Also on site we have 4 American vintage caravans with luxury showers and indoor space that form our Glamping site Tin Can Camping. Please see our other listings below for details Other info... Book a third night for just £50 Free Wifi Flat screen digital TV with DVD Digital radio with iPod cable Fully equipped kitchen (fridge/freezer, oven, 4 pan hob, toaster, kettle etc) BBQ & outdoor table and chairs Use of boules pitch Check out our four beautiful vintage caravans also for rent at Birchway farm https://www.airbnb.co.uk/rooms/28597603 https://www.airbnb.co.uk/rooms/18261133 https://www.airbnb.co.uk/rooms/3943430 https://www.airbnb.co.uk/rooms/6441547

What’s Nearby...? The Nook offers a truly rural retreat, but we are well placed for accessing a number of market towns and tourist spots… Norwich: 20 minute drive Norfolk Broads... Loddon: 5 minute drive Bungay: 10 minute drive Hales Hall: 5 minute drive Beccles: 20 minute drive Norfolk/Suffolk coastline... Lowestoft: 40 minutes Southwold: 45 minutes

Delightful South Norfolk single storey cottage set in the grounds of the owners home. Surrounded by fields in a large secluded garden with a sun drenched terrace during warm weather. The gated drive provides excellent off road parking and is safe for dogs. Suitable for guests with mobility issues but be aware there are two steps to enter cottage. A beautiful woodland walk is within minutes of the cottage where the bluebells are a magnificent sight in the spring. Norwich is 9 miles away

Double doors open out from the sitting room onto a spacious terrace and then into a beautiful garden. There is a table and 4 chairs and a Weber BBQ. Relax in cradle chairs

Loddon and Chedgrave are nearby. To walk it will take about 15 minutes to the nearest pub The White Horse, Chedgrave where excellent food is served and dogs are welcome in the bar but not in the dining room. There are other pubs and places either in the village or nearby that also welcome dogs. Southwold, is about 40 minutes away.

Staithe Farm Cottage is an annex/ cottage between the owners Grade 2 listed farmhouse and a neighbouring listed barn set in a conservation area in the pretty village of Langley, close to Langley Staithe, on the fringe of the Broads National Park. This is an ideal quiet getaway from it all location offering peace and tranquility with walks from the door on Wherryman's Way and cycling on the National Route 1, fishing on the river Yare and easy accessibility to Norwich and the coast.

The cottage is in an out of the way location with no public transport and no local amenities so a car may be necessary for exploring. There are no street lights and the mobile phone signal is variable! There is a small private seating area to the front of the cottage. Langley is just 2.5 miles from Loddon with pubs, supermarket, chemist, launderette, various take aways, doctor/dentist and 12 miles (about 20 minutes in a car) from the well regarded historic shopping city of Norwich. The nearest pub is 1.8 miles away in Chedgrave.. Property contains an electric cooker, fridge, microwave, toaster, kettle, TV/DVD, hair dryer, iron/ironing board, electric shower, electric room heater and central heating from the main house. Bed linen and towels provided. Minimum booking is 3 nights.

Summed up as a place of peace and tranquility close to Langley Abbey on the fringe of the Norfolk Broads National Park. It is secluded without being isolated.

Set in a pretty village just 20 mins south-east from the centre of Norwich the large, luxurious annex with tea and coffee facilities, kingsize bed and bathroom en suite. There is a comfortable sitting area with large flat screen TV and DVD player.

Very large sunny bedroom with seating area and flat screen TV and DVD player and large bookcase for browsing. French windows let light flood into the room. En suite shower room with heated towel rail. Garden views in peaceful setting.

Peaceful english village in countryside surrounding Norwich. Norwich is 20 minutes drive. There are 3 pubs within 5 mins drive (15-25 mins walk). Beautiful Southwold is 45 mins drive with fantastic shops and restaurants/cafes with a wonderful pier and beach. Bungay and Beccles are pretty market towns less than 30 mins drive away. The Norfolk Broads are a half an hour away drive. If you like a day at the sea - Horsey beach has hundreds of seals and is about 50-60 minutes drive. Amazing North Norfolk beaches and wonderful towns like Holt are only about an hour drive. Sandringham is a wonderful place to visit and has extensive walks in parkland surrounding the house. It is approximately 1 1/4 hours drive and well worth visiting. Blickling Hall is 45 mins drive and has a wonderful National Trust house and manicured gardens with a delicious cafe.

Lovely, spacious cottage in quiet rural area only 7 miles from Norwich. The Lodge is one of four cottages at Oxnead House in a beautiful setting overlooking meadows across to Rockland Broad.

The Lodge is attached to the main house at the Green Lane side of the property. Parking for two cars is provided in a private parking area with steps down to the accommodation. This cottage is a two storey building, the largest of the four properties with ample room for five people and also with the benefit of a sofa bed in the lounge and a downstairs bathroom should more bedspace be needed. This cottage is really a home from home with all the space, facilities and equipment of a residential house. All the windows are doubleglazed, the bedrooms and lounge come with fitted carpets and full central heating is provided for year round comfort. Downstairs The main door opens into a hallway with entrances to the family bathroom and to the open plan lounge, dining area and newly fitted kitchen. It has ample comfortable seating, a 32inch flat screen TV with Freeview and DVD player. Ipod docking station and Wi-Fi are also provided. A selection of games, books, puzzles and local information are available. From the lounge, French windows lead to the fully fenced garden and patio area with outdoor furniture, drying facility and barbeque. The large kitchen is fully fitted with oven, hob, microwave, fridge freezer integrated dishwasher and washing machine. The dining area has an extendable dining table and chairs that can seat 8 people. Additional table and chairs are available on request to allow large groups booking all the cottages to have one place where they can eat and relax together. Upstairs Doorway from lounge leads to the staircase to the second storey which consists of two en-suite bedrooms both of which are south facing and overlook the gardens. Bedroom 1 has a zip & link king size bed which can be presented as twin beds on request. A large built in wardrobe /cupboard with hair dryer and built in mirror is provided along with a vanity unit and a 22 inch colour television with freeview and a DVD player. The en-suite bathroom consists of a shower, hand basin and WC, heated towel rail and shaver point by the illuminated mirror. Bedroom 2 has a super king size zip & link bed which can also be presented as twin beds and a single daybed that can be used as a third bed for a child, making this room ideal as a family room. The bedroom contains a built in wardrobe and chest of drawers, and a 22inch colour television with freeview and a DVD player. The bathroom contains a large shower, hand basin and WC, heated towel rail and shaver point. A tumble dryer is available in the Laundry room attached to the main house for all guests to use free of charge. An Iron and ironing board are provided in the cottage.

The Area Rockland St Mary itself is located approximate 7 miles south of Norwich with good road connection to the surrounding area. Although quiet and laid back, it is very popular with walkers, birdwatchers*, fishermen, boaters and visitors who simply want to get away from the crowds. The relatively undiscovered Rockland Broad hosts a wide variety of migrating birds as well as year round residents such as marsh harriers, barn owls, herons and waterfowl. Local shop/Post Office – 1 mile in Rockland St Mary. Shopping at Loddon, 6 miles by car with Co-op supermarket, a butchers and greengrocers, ATM, pharmacy. Norwich 7 miles. Pubs New Inn, Rockland St Mary, 200 yards, at Rockland Staith; Coldham Hall, Surlingham, 1.5miles by foot, 2.5 miles by car; The Ferry Inn, Surlingham, 2 miles by foot, 3 miles by car; The Beauchamp Arms, Claxton, 1.75 miles by foot, 2 miles by car; The White Horse, Chedgrave. 5 miles by car. Rockland Staithe and Rockland Broad The proximity of Rockland Staithe is one of the great features of a holiday at Oxnead House Holiday Cottages. Only 200 metres away, the Broads are literally on your doorstep. Fishing at the Staithe for roach and perch is a favourite activity during the season for experienced anglers and beginners alike and Rockland Broad is famous for it’s pike! Boats can be hired from Norwich, Chedgrave or Burgh St Peter, Beccles and can be moored at the Staithe overnight if one day on the water is not enough. For walkers the Staithe is the start of two of the circular walks on the Wherrymans way; the first takes you around the marshland and reed beds to the Beauchamps Arms and then back through the village of Claxton, the other through the farmland and past woodland to Surlingham, home of two pubs, and then back to Rockland. Nature lovers are also well catered for with RSPB Nature reserves at Rockland Broad and Surlingham Broad and the Ted Ellis reserve at Wheatfen, all within easy walking distance. Famed not only the birdlife but also the variety of rare dragonflies and butterflies, chinese water deer and muntjaks, natural history photographers are in for a treat. On Site Oxnead House Holiday Cottages are located in the one acre gardens of the owners’ house just outside the main village approximately 200 yards from Rockland Staithe with level footpath leading to Rockland Broad itself. The Barn and The Stable are tucked away at the opposite end of the gardens to the main house, the Dairy is attached to the back and the Lodge to the side of the main house. As well as each cottage having their own garden, guests are welcome to enjoy the main gardens and pick fruit from the trees in season. Benches, and loungers are provided for you to use. The main gardens consist of a lawned area where games can be played such as football, volleyball, badminton, and there is an area for the younger children to play on small swings and slides and in the playhouse. For older children the village playpark is only 100 metres away on a quiet lane and has a football field, and adventure play equipment. We regularly have a great variety of birdlife in our garden. Around forty species are easily spotted, even by the untrained eye!

A spacious two-bedroom home situated in the countryside village of Hales with on site gym and tennis court! Close to the popular riverside towns of Loddon and Beccles, Heckingham Park is a great access point to the Norfolk Broads. This is an idyllic spot for a peaceful countryside retreat without straying too far from amenities. The property offers one double bedroom, one twin room, a comfortable living room and a modern fully equipped kitchen. Free parking is included.

Accommodating up to four guests (or 6 with use of the sofa bed in the lounge) this property is the perfect spot for a peaceful getaway. Step through the front door into the spacious living area which is pleasantly furnished with two large comfortable sofas and a flat screen television, you’ll feel right at home relaxing here in the evenings. The kitchen is fully equipped with many utensils and appliances, including a fridge freezer, oven, electric hob, washing machine and dishwasher. There’s also a dining table with enough seats for everyone to enjoy a meal together. A stone staircase leads to the two upstairs bedrooms, and family bathroom offering a luxurious bath with a shower over. There’s one double bedroom and one twin room, both with wardrobes and drawer space for storage. The house has lovely deep windows with many over-looking the shared gardens. Just a short walk from your doorstep, you have free access to a tennis court and a gym! Parking is available on site.

Heckingham Park is situated in the village of Hales, around a 20 minute drive from Norwich City and a 25 minute drive from Lowestoft. It's a terrific spot to explore some of the lesser known (and quieter) areas of the Norfolk Broads. Whilst many tourists rarely see beyond the areas around Wroxham (north of Norwich), there is far more access to the Broads from this side of the A47. Boat hire is available from several towns and villages in the surrounding area including Loddon, which is less than 2 miles away! Excellent countryside walking and cycling routes can be found in the surrounding area, with woodlands, scenic countryside and river walks nearby. Hardley Floods nature reserve is a great spot for wildlife and bird watching! There are several popular fishing areas in close proximity, as well as some private fishing lakes in the likes of Toft Monks and Broome. You won’t be short of options for pubs, cafes and restaurants with popular eateries and drinking venues in the neighbouring village of Loddon and an even larger selection can be found in the nearby town of Beccles. In Hales itself there is a small supermarket as well as a popular Indian restaurant, ‘Masala Garden’, which comes highly recommended by locals!

Cosy two bedroom cottage at Heckingham Park on the outskirts of the village of Hales. This beautiful, listed building, has been sympathically split into cottages and had the benefit of a Gym, Tennis Court and shared grounds. The property has a dedicated parking space plus additional parking in the guest area.

Beautifully appointed with 2 king-sized beds, bathroom with corner bath, large well equipped kitchen and living room with dining area and spiral staircase leading up to the bedrooms. The enclosed garden has a patio area with table and chairs to spend a quiet evening or there are shared gardens to stroll around together with a tennis court and gym.

My place is close to The famous Norfolk Broads and the beautiful Suffolk Coast.. You’ll love my place because of its simplicity. . The hut is great for couples, solo adventurers, backpackers, cyclists and dog lovers.

The Hammock Hut is equipped with a small gas stove, mugs and complimentary tea and coffee. The hut has solar powered lighting with remote control, 2 usb charging ports and a 12v socket. The hut also has solar and lpg powered forced air heating. You can lounge about in the hammocks or use the sofa. There is also a small table and chairs and outdoor fire drum. Bedding is not supplied.

We are on the southern edge of the Norfolk Broads and a short drive from the Suffolk Coast. Within walking distance there is a fantastic Italian restaurant and great local real ale pub with dining.

Colman's Cottage is situated on the Norfolk-Suffolk border, in the beautiful Waveney Valley. Lying in grounds of seven acres including a lake and woodland, it is a haven for wildlife and an ideal base for a relaxing holiday. The oldest parts of Colman's cottage date from the 17th century and have been sympathetically renovated over the last year. Within a short walk of the cottage are a village shop, pub, a restaurant, and Broome Heath which is ideal for fishing.

Colman's cottage is a period property dating from the 17th century and has has been extensively renovated over the last year. There is 1 bedrooms upstairs with a King size bed, and a shower room. Downstairs has an entrance hall with doors leading off to lounge-diner and kitchen. The property benefits from a fully enclosed, private courtyard garden with patio seating. Guests also have access to the walled garden of the main house. If you plan on fishing or cycling we have a large workshop available to store your belongings. Please note that the woodburner in the lounge is not functional.

Directly opposite the cottages is Broome Heath, a 32 hectare Nature Reserve which is an ideal spot for walking and fishing. Situated around the heath are a village shop, pub and restaurant. Crowfoot's Cottage is just a 15 minute walk from the historic market town of Bungay. Filled with independent local shops, cafes and restaurants as well as attractions such as the Fisher Theatre, Castle and museum there is plenty to tempt you out and about. A little further afield, 15 miles to the north, is the cathedral city of Norwich, with its magnificent Norman castle and medieval streets. To the East are the glorious beaches of the Norfolk and Suffolk coast.

Welcome to our wonderful house, the Cockatrice, a former wherryman's pub on the river Yare in the beautiful Norfolk Broads. A spacious room with twin beds overlooking fields with wildlife surrounding you. A delicious cooked breakfast sets you up for activities such as bird watching, walking, fishing or canoeing. A popular old pub is only 10 mins away at Reedham Ferry. Access to grassy riverbank and mediterranean style terrace. A double room is also available.

2 B&B rooms on separate landing with guests only shower room and WC. Lovely garden view room with 2 comfortable single beds. hanging space and sink with cupboard storage. Tea/coffee making facilities . Breakfast may be enjoyed in a pleasant room with river outlook or alfresco on the sunny garden terrace.

The Cockatrice is situated in a beautiful wild riverside location with abundant and varied birdlife and wildlife including an occasional siting of an otter or seal. It is ideal for walking, boating and cycling. However we are 25mins from the medieval city of Norwich, a thriving centre for shopping, cinemas and restaurants. Also we are 30mins from the east coast sandy beaches, great for swimming and walking. Eating out: Reedham ferry "eelcatchers" pub, serving micro brewery beers and excellent local food ((URL HIDDEN) The charming town of Loddon is 7mins away offeringa variety of restaurants and pubs .

Nestled in a Beautiful Small Village Location Very Quiet Area. Great views overlooking fields. Detached 3 bedroom bungalow and playroom. Beautiful large modern kitchen and ample living space. Lounge has wood-burner with a basket of logs for you to enjoy. Large garden and patio area with summer house. Great location for walks, very close to the broads a short drive to the city of Norwich and also close to some great beaches.

Family home. A playroom full of toys that can be used and enjoyed. Garden has a large climbing frame and swing. Plus a double swing and trampoline. Coffee and tea available. Basket of logs for you to enjoy on those cold winter nights.

Quiet country neighbourhood. In small village.

The annexe is attached to our farmhouse, both connecting doors are locked for your privacy, making the space completely self-contained. It provides clean, comfortable and spacious accommodation for up to 3 adults. Ashby St Mary is a small Hamlet 7 miles SE of the City of Norwich. This is a well hidden and unexplored part of rural Norfolk, with many walks and cycle rides from the doorstep. The village of Loddon and the market town of Beccles are a short distance away. An ideal holiday location.

The annexe provides a fully equipped open kitchen/living area on the ground floor. Milk, Coffee, Tea & Sugar and basic condiments are available. Upstairs there is a double bedroom, separate single bedroom and shower room, linen & towels provided. Although attached to our house it is self-contained, with its own entrance and outside there is guest parking for 2 cars, a patio and lawn. From our Norfolk holiday let there are opportunities for walking, cycling, birdwatching and access to the Norfolk broads. The historic City of Norwich is a 20 minute drive away, providing excellent restaurants, pubs, theatre and shopping. The quaint market town of Beccles on the Suffolk border is 20 minutes south, with a traditional market and many other amenities available. Further afield is the Suffolk coastline, including the well known attractions of Southwold, Walberswick and Dunwich.

The surrounding countryside has many footpaths and quiet lanes to explore on foot or by bicycle. The South Norfolk Broads are a short distance away, along with the delightful market town of Beccles. Local amenities are also available in Loddon and we have an excellent farm shop a short distance away

'Get Away From It All' in our adorable large 'off-grid' log cabin hideaway ideal for a romantic couple. Set on 12 acres of private woods on a small farm, it's hand-built by us and is isolated & beautiful! With wood burning stove/oven, double bed, single gas cooker, table, water & chemical toilet, solar lighting & no electricity. Public paid shower, shops, 4 great pubs & Co-op are only a 5 minute walk away. Bring food, wine & good shoes for wet fields! Book for a 2nd night & get a 15% discount!!!

'Get back to nature' in our large handmade Dutch barn in the sheep marshes/woods on our small farm. Built by Andy, it sleeps 2 people only and is very private - except for the odd sheep munching grass outside. (No additional people allowed - sorry!) It is a 3 minute walk from the car parking area across the sheep fields - please close gates! A completely unique setting next to a beautiful wood, alongside a small dyke. N.B. Please bring torches and decent shoes/wellies! The Dutch Barn is made of wood, thoroughly insulated and finished to a great but rustic standard. It sleeps 2 with a comfortable iron double bedstead (with plenty of storage underneath). There is a brilliant internal log burning small stove and a single gas stove for quick boiling and simple cooking. The cabin is warm, dry, cosy and very comfortable whatever the weather! You won't want to leave! The sheep are very friendly too and quite tame. Make sure you keep the door closed or they may come and join you for breakfast! Please note: There is no electricity or wifi. Solar lighting is provided which is fantastic and the wood stove provides heating and simple cooking. The barn will get very warm! Outside in an attached lean-to is a chemical toilet and nearby fresh water. In the kitchen area is a washup/food preparation area and seating with views across the marsh. There is a fresh tap water outside and simple catering is very easy. It is equipped with many cooking utensils, pots & pans but if you are short of anything, do please just ask us. In the Dutch barn is a double bed and an antique vanity bowl and jug for personal washing with mirror inside the barn. There is also a 'natural' butterfly for you to find in the wood - hint - you'll see it when you lie in the comfy double bed! We also have a small library area with reading books. You are welcome to read these, but please return them to the shelf at the end of your visit. Thanks. Outside there is a seating area and a table for two with a fire pit/BBQ for summer use. *** VERY IMPORTANT: No outside ground campfires allowed - sorry. Even though there is a private chemical toilet located next to the barn in the lean-to, there is also a public shower and public toilets, a five minute walk away - (shower £2 token). PLEASE NOTE: No electricity (Solar lighting) No water in the hut (but nearby drinking water tap & container provided), No modern heating (but wood burning stove with plenty of wood provided and more available to purchase in our local shop for £3.50 per bag) No mobile signal or wifi..probably but you can pick up wifi at the house. Please come and ask us for the code. 3 minutes walk from the car parking area PLEASE NOTE: ABSOLUTELY NO SHOES ALLOWED INSIDE THE BARN! Please respect this rule, as the fields do have sheep droppings in them. No open naked candles/flames allowed in barn. 2 covered tea lights are provided for your use. PARKING: There is no vehicular access to the meadows, but parking is available behind our property or when busy there is a public car park (free on Sundays) opposite our property and additional 'on street' parking. PLEASE NOTE: The barn is a 3 minute walk from the parking area. A wheelbarrow can be provided for luggage. PLEASE BRING: Canoes & bikes - there are miles of river and country lanes to explore! PETS: For the benefit of all our guests, the well being of our sheep and the well being of this cabin, unfortunately we do NOT allow dogs to stay - we are very sorry. WASHING: Use our washing machine in the house (for a small charge £5 per load/dry). PLEASE NOTE: YOU STAY ON OUR PROPERTY AT YOUR OWN RISK. BY BOOKING THIS ACCOMMODATION YOU AGREE TO ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY & LIABILITY FOR ANY ACCIDENTAL DAMAGE CAUSED TO YOURSELF, ANY OF YOUR PARTY OR YOUR POSSESSIONS BY ACCIDENT OR WEATHER OR IN ANY OTHER WAY.

Loddon (and the adjoining village of Chedgrave) is a lovely and traditional Norfolk village with historic buildings and sits on the River Chet with boating moorings and access to the entire Norfolk Broads network. You can be virtually self sufficient in Loddon, as we boast numerous cafes, pubs, local shops and supermarket. We are also part of the National cycleway and boast some fantastic river walks, especially to the bird sanctuary at Hardley flood (15 minutes walk away).

100 year old 2 bedroom cottage. Recently renovated to a high standard with wi fi and log burner. Set down a quiet country lane close to 2 pubs and marina for boat hire. Ideal for walking and boating. Local bus service to the historic town of Beccles. In easy reach of Norwich and the sandy beaches of Lowestoft. Dog friendly with enclosed garden

Spacious fully equipped kitchen. Shower room with double cubicle and WC. Oil central heating. Bedroom 1 with double bed. Bedroom 2 with twin beds. Sitting room with log burner, tv and patio doors to decked bbq area.

Situated on the Norfolk Broads between Beccles and Bungay in the charming village of Geldeston. Ideal for walking, boating, birdwatching, fishing, cycling or just relaxing.

The Tinkers Hut is part of Wardley Hill Campsite. Its an off grid campsite that encourages you enjoy the outdoors and shake off the daily humdrum. The hut is ideal for couples and families alike with a kingsize bed and three singles. A wood burner will keep you warm in the winter and in the summer throw open the double doors to enjoy the campsite meadow.

We have cold running water, a two ring gas hob with kettle and pots and pans. All your crockery, cutlery, bedding and towels are provided. The woodburner is provided with some wood with more available to purchase. There are USB ports to recharge your devices along with lighting provided via solar charged batteries. Outside there is a fire pit with cooking grill and seating. A private composting toilet is provided and you'll have access to the campsite shower.

The Waveney Valley is full of farm cafes, historic market Towns and pretty walks. The beautiful Suffolk coast is a short drive away as are the Norfolk Broads.

My comfortable home offers an experience of village life. A beautiful and friendly village with an excellent pub, close to the broads and the city. A stones throw from Reedham riverside village with its well known pubs. Field views, quiet walks. Enjoy a BBQ in the courtyard or large garden.

Try comfortable village life with rolling views and a roaring fire.

Freethorpe is a friendly, quant village with a very friendly pub (The Rampant Horse). Close to the River Yare and the Broads for boating. Southwood Hall is a stones throw from my home if you're attending a wedding/function (walking distance). There are rolling views and beautiful walks and many renowned pubs/restaurants that make for a great cycling tour. Petitts Animal Adventure Park is close by also.

Welcome to our wonderful house, the Cockatrice, a former wherryman's pub on the river Yare in the beautiful Norfolk Broads. A double room overlooking idyllic riverside scenery with wild birds and river life outside your window and a delicious cooked breakfast. Our house is perfect for walking, canoeing, cycling & bird watching! Popular old local pub, serving delicious meals 10 min walk across the river by Reedham Ferry. Access to a spacious grassy riverbank & mediterranean-style terrace.

There are 2 B&B rooms on separate landings with a shower room and WC only used by the guests. Room1: Light and airy double room with wonderful views over river Yare and distant marshes. Hanging space and vanity unit sink. Tea/coffee making facilities available. Breakfast may be enjoyed in a pleasant room with river outlook or alfresco on the sunny garden terrace.

The Cockatrice is situated in a beautiful wild riverside location with abundant and varied birdlife and wildlife including an occasional siting of an otter or seal. It is ideal for walking, boating and cycling. However we are 25 mins from the medieval city of Norwich, a thriving centre for shopping,cinemas and restaurants. Also we are 30 mins from the east coast sandy beaches, great for swimming and walking. Eating out: Reedham ferry "eelcatchers" pub , serving micro brewery beers and excellent local food. The charming town of Loddon is 7 mins away offering a variety of restaurants and pub food.

This cottage is part of a trio of cottages that have been lovingly converted from a restored C18 barn, the character of the fine old beams and exposed studwork retained. Set in the grounds of our country house you approach via a tree-lined drive, pass our beautiful ponds and find the cottages nestled under pine trees awaiting your arrival along with a tea tray laid up with home-made cake. Use of our Indoor heated swimming pool and tennis court. We welcome dogs with a well behaved owner

This is an old barn with lots of beams and although we regularly cobweb, spiders will return before you leave!