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The boathouse is a unique space which sleeps 2 in one bedroom/sitting room overlooking the Broad. Fully centrally heated and completely renovated last year, it also has kitchenette, wet room and sunny patio. A pub and cafe are a short walk away. Hot tub rental available.

The Boat House is a unique space which sleeps 2 in one bedroom/sitting room. Fully centrally heated and completely renovated last year, the property has a wonderfully sunny patio where you can relax after a busy day exploring the area. The accommodation comprises of one large room upstairs which has a Feather and Black bed which can be split into twin beds or made into one large double bed. This room also has two armchairs and a TV with a large inbuilt desk set under a window which looks out towards the Broad and the moored boats. This is a wonderful space for the budding writer or for enjoying breakfast. The original staircase (fairly steep) leads down to the kitchenette (please note, no oven) and wetroom. The wetroom has underfloor heating. There is a pub and a cafe in the village, both 5 minute's walk away which serve lunch and evening meals (only the pub serves the latter). There is also 'The Ship Inn' in South Walsham which serves meals and is just over a mile away. The apartment is dog friendly, we accept one well behaved dog. HOT TUB RENTAL £75 per short break. The tub is filled and heated for your arrival and comes with a chilled bottle of prosecco! Homemade cake, fizz and balloons for special occasions £30

Ranworth is a beautiful village in the heart of the Norfolk Broads. There is a nature reserve in the village which has a thatched visitor centre on stilts at the end of a boardwalk which overlooks Ranworth Broad. From here you can take wildlife trips on the Norfolk Wildlife Trust boat. There is a huge array of birds and wildlife to observe and listen to here. The rare swallowtail butterfly can often be seen in the garden. Ranworth church which you can see from the property is known as the 'Cathedral of the Broads'. Climb up to the top of the tower and enjoy wonderful views of the village and views all the way across to the coast. The church is known for it's beautiful rood screen and antiphoner and is well worth a visit. There is also a cafe here. A few minutes walk from the accommodation is the staithe which is host to the many boats which visit the village. Here you will find a pub, shop (closed from November until March) and cafe. It's a great spot to have a meal or a drink and watch the world go by. There are walks in the area and you may also like to visit the nearby Fairhaven Woodland and Water Gardens, which comprises of 53 hectares (131 acres) of beautiful ancient woodland, water gardens and a private broad at South Walsham. Amongst the many things that make living here special, are waking up to the sunshine with the mist hanging over the broad (with the boom of the bittern in the distance if you are lucky!), listening to the owls hooting late at night and drifting along the river on a boat. There is so much to see and do here not only in the village but also in the rest of the Broads. We are also close to many beaches. Winterton beach is a favourite both with locals and our guests. There is cafe right on the beach and a cosy pub in the village of Winterton. Norwich is only half an hour away with it's wonderful shops and museums. Wroxham is 15 minutes away where you can hire a boat to explore the waterways and there are fishing jetties on the River Bure, about 10 minutes drive away. Imagine Spa in Blofield Heath has a range of relaxing treatments available too, again only 10 minutes away!

Spacious and well equipped with kitchen diner, lounge, utility room, 2 bedrooms and ample parking. Bedroom 1 has a king size bed, bedroom 2 can be a TWIN OR A DOUBLE. Situated on a quiet private road with great access to the broads, the beautiful city of Norwich and Norfolk's famous coastline. Excellent rail links from the village station. The accommodation has its own wifi and patio area. Ideal for families, couples, small groups, sole travellers and business trips.

We are proud of the Ramblers and the reviews we have received since we started in February 2017. The accommodation is very spacious and we pride ourselves on it being spotlessly clean. We understand that little touches really count, such as the welcome pack, a washing machine, dishwasher, key locks on the bedroom doors, hairdryers, fresh set towels for each of you, shower gel, shampoo, independent BT wifi, travel cot, high chair and even a little stool in the bathroom to help little ones reach the sink. You will also find all the basic cleaning materials you will need under the sink in the kitchen, including tablets for the dishwasher. When the weather allows the patio is a real sun trap and has a 4 chair patio set with parasol. There is a PlayStation 3 which also doubles as a DVD player (the PS3 has 1 controller, and we don't have any games, so if there's gamers in your party you are welcome to bring your own games and an extra controller if required).

Brundall is a lovely village in a prime location to enjoy the best of what Norfolk has to offer, from the broads to Norwich's beautiful historical city, the famous Norfolk coastline and the various family and cultural attractions. The Ramblers is situated on a quiet private road in the village and enjoys a great locality for the village train station, pubs, shops, takeaways etc etc.

The Little Laundry is a cosy studio apartment in a private garden. Located in the village of Neatishead in the heart of the Norfolk Broads. A stones through from a local pub, village shop and surrounded by the beautiful Norfolk countryside.

A fully equipped kitchenette. Including a small oven and fridge. Private BBQ area and picnic table. Wc/shower room. Freeview TV/DVD. Double bed, Sofa. Dining table and built in clothes storage units.

The Little Laundry is located in the village of Neatishead in the heart of the Norfolk Broads. Nearby Barton Broad is famous for where Nelson learned to sail, and can be seen from a series of conservation walkways. The village is midway between the fishing town of Cromer and the historic cathedral city Norwich with a short drive to the sandy beaches of the North Norfolk coast. The village has a traditional local pub, community run shop with in a 2min walk. There is also a locally converted barn swimming pool where private sessions can be booked.

We live in a 3 bedroomed bungalow on a quiet culdesac in Blofield Heath. We have ample parking space on our drive and Blofield Heath is just off the A47 and is a 15 minute drive to Norwich city centre, a 25minute drive to Great Yarmouth and the Norfolk Broads are as easily accessible. We are ideally situated for exploring Norfolk.

Our bungalow is bright clean and welcoming. Your living area and facilities are all situated at the front of the bungalow away from the other bedrooms.There is ample parking on our large drive.We want you to feel at home and have some privacy aswell.

The village has a shop with a post office and there is an excellent indian restaurant which is worth a visit. If you enjoy walking there are many local walks in the area. Salhouse Broad, Ranworth Broad are the nearest to visit. The famous Roys of Wroxham is also within easy driving distance.

Thyme Cottage is situated in the Norfolk village of Blofield Heath, central for the city of Norwich, the Norfolk Broads national park and the Norfolk coast. This 18th century cottage has all modern furnishings and fittings, a private south facing garden and ample adjacent parking.

The secluded cottage is self contained with ample parking directly outside the front door. The private south facing garden is totally enclosed, offering a safe space for children and pets.

Blofield Heath has a well stocked shop and post office, a very popular restaurant and an hourly bus service into Norwich. Also situated in the village is an 'Imagine' Spa, ideal for a relaxing day. There are railway stations at Brundall and Salhouse, both about 2 miles away, with trains to either Norwich or the coast.

This studio style accommodation is set within the 3 acre grounds of Cotenham Barn but tucked away from the main house and other guest accommodation. With a cosy and yet practical interior The Nook is suitable as an inexpensive base for visiting the Broads National Park, Norfolk coastline and Norwich city. Also a practical accommodation for an individual working in the area.

This cosy barn conversion is ideal for those who want to get away from the general hubbub of life and enjoy nature and wildlife or just a peaceful retreat after work. The Nook has a large picture window with views across the lawns and pond to the fields beyond, the garden and pond attract many different wild birds and animals including deer, rabbits, ducks and moorhen, Marsh Harrier, Heron, Kingfisher, even an Otter on one occasion. Guests are welcome to investigate the gardens and make use of the footpath which leads from the property to the unspoilt Broads village of Ranworth and good local pubs.

The Norfolk and Suffolk Broads is Britain's largest protected wetland and third largest inland waterway, with the status of a national park. It's also home to some of the rarest plants and animals in the UK. The Broads Authority was set up in 1989, with responsibility for conservation, planning, recreation and waterways. From windswept beaches and quaint coastal villages to nature reserves, market towns and beautiful sweeping countryside perfect for an amble. There are many things to do and places to visit throughout Norfolk, including excellent family attractions along with a fantastic calendar of year-round events held in different towns and villages. The fine city of Norwich is only a short drive away making for an ideal day trip for culture, shopping, theatre or eating out.

COTTAGE overlooking the broads. In the beautiful village of Horning. Delightful views up the river from all windows. Charming restaurant attached. Where you can get breakfast, lunch. Evening meals or just a coffee. Free parking at village Hall as well as various parking around the village. The perfect place to unwind, relax and take in the views and what the Norfolk Broads have to offer.

A cosy one bedroom flat, suitable for 1 or 2 people * Sleeps 2 Sorry no smoking Sorry no wheelchair access Wifi access DVD Player The Loft apartment has a hallway with stairs leading up to the first floor and a hanging wardrobe under the stairs. The living and dining area is fully furnished and the kitchen has a galley-style design to it, fully fitted with units and a stainless steel sink, a full sized cooker and a microwave. The bedroom is cosy and furnished with double bed, bedside cabinet and a chest of drawers. There is also a shower room with an electric shower, pedestal basin and toilet. You can enjoy the Norfolk views over the Bure Valley, see the wildlife and watch the boats sailing along the river. You can enjoy the Norfolk views over the Bure Valley, see the wildlife and watch the boats sailing along the river. * The Loft is in the eaves and has a double bed which is accessible from one side, it is lovely and cosy but not ideal for tall people! ​

-Entrance hall with stairs to first floor accommodation. (hanging wardrobe under stairs.) -Comfortable lounge furniture, and dining table with chairs for two people. -A galley-style kitchen, directly off the lounge/dining room, with fitted units and stainless steel sink. Fully equipped, including full sized cooker and microwave. (sorry no dishwasher) -Tucked under the eaves, there is still plenty of room for a full-size double bed (with access from one side only), bedside cabinet and a chest of drawers. -Electric shower, pedestal basin and toilet.

Hall Farm’s cottages are located in the picturesque surroundings of the Norfolk Broads and are within walking distance to the local pubs along the riverbank, where fishing is also available. There are shops for you to buy a few gifts from, stunning churches and the award-winning outdoor adventure park Bewilderwood for the children. Our spacious holiday cottages in Norfolk are situated between the villages of Horning and Ludham, which are just a short drive from Wroxham. There are plenty of fun activities for everyone to enjoy and we’ll be more than happy to recommend a few things for you to do whilst you enjoy your stay in one of our stunning holiday cottages in Norfolk.

Part of a barn and stable complex, a picturesque converted brick and tile self contained annexe with en-suite, lobby with kitchenette and direct access to pretty shared courtyard garden with exotic plants and water feature. Location is unrivalled, set in the heart of the Broads National Park, two minute walk from Womack Water and river and five minutes to Ludham village pub and shop. Scenic river and marsh walks, nature trails, swimming pool, cycleways, beach and boat hire are all close by.

Accessed from the courtyard garden and comprises a kitchenette with fridge, sink, microwave, toaster, portable hob, tea and coffee making facilities. The bedroom and living space has double bed, chairs, breakfast table, storage and book shelf. The en-suite has it's own bath and shower, together with towels and toiletries. Under floor heating provides cosy warmth for early and late season visitors. You can be assured after each stay the annexe is thoroughly clinically cleansed throughout with medically approved cleaner and in this difficult time any wish to remain isolated will be respected.

This unique location is close to Womack Water and river and the pretty village of Ludham with thatched cottages, church, pub with restaurant, village store, butchers and tea room. Other attractions close by and within easy walking/cycling distance include historic St Bennets Abbey, How Hill Gardens and Nature Trail and only a short car journey away Wroxham Barns Craft Centre and the beautiful sandy beaches of the Norfolk coast. Horsey Gap is a real treat and probably the best place in Norfolk, particularly late October through to February, when the adult seals and seal pups can be seen in abundance. If you have the time these and many more are all well worth a visit.

Charming thatched cottage with beautiful original features and pretty garden adjoined to the owner’s home and centrally situated in the village of Ludham, central to the broads and the coast. Ideal for a couple, but sofa bed enables upto 4 people. Ground floor: Living/dining room (sofa bed, table & chairs, open fire, TV, blueray). Shower room & toilet. Kitchen - double oven, microwave, fridge, washing machine. First floor: Twin beds. Fitted cupboards. Enclosed lawned garden. Parking.

Rose Cottage is steeped in history and has been a feature in the village for over 400 years. Beautifully renovated by the current owners who live in the adjoining main Cottage. Quiet and tranquil Rose Cottage will delight you.

Beautiful village of Ludham. 5 minutes walk to Womack Staithe. Village amenities include Kings Arms pub, Butchers, Throwers convenience store, Post Office, Garage, Alfresco Tea Rooms.

The Annex is a totally self-contained cottage in the small village of Ludham filled with all you need, cosy home from home for your stay. Located a short 5-10 min walk from Womack Staithe. Although you are not located right on the water, a short wander up a quiet lane and you can sit and feed the ducks, grab a coffee from the local shop and enjoy the comings and goings. Perfectly located as a base for you to explore the Norfolk Broads, Norwich, and Great Yarmouth.

This property is attached to the owners’ house however is totally self-contained from them. You have use of the garden area which again is private. Garden furniture is also provided.

The neighbourhood is very quiet and situated in the heart of the Norfolk Broads and just a short car journey away from the coast, perfect base for exploring Norfolk.

The Water Cabin is a recently renovated 1930’s cedar-clad cabin located on the bank of the River Thurne, in the heart of the Broads National Park. It is the ideal retreat for a romantic getaway or family holiday at any time of the year.

The Water Cabin has two bedrooms (sleeps four) and open plan living room, kitchen and dining room. The bathroom has a large walk-in shower and bath. Outside, there is a large decked area, a generous sized garden and an adjacent boat dyke with river frontage and moorings. The cabin has river views to the front and countryside views to the rear.

The Water Cabin is situated in a friendly community of riverside properties on the bank of the River Thurne in Repps with Bastwick. Neighbours will be a mix of residents and fellow holidaymakers. The Broads National Park is made up of manmade rivers that are medieval and home to quarter of UK’s rarest wildlife. There are more than 200km of navigable lock free rivers and open water. In the Broads you will see the swallowtail butterfly, the Norfolk hawker dragonfly, the marsh harrier, the bittern and the crane. One of the best places to visit to spot all five is Hickling Nature Reserve. The Broads National Park is home to a quarter of the UK’s rarest wildlife. There is nowhere else in Britain where you go for a walk and see a swallowtail butterfly sunning itself upon a flag iris. Nowhere else, where on the same footpath, you’ll see a flock of cranes cross the sky like oriental wallpaper. By the time you’ve put down your binoculars you’ll have already noticed the hares boxing in the meadow beyond and the Chinese water deer breaking cover from the willow trees. The air is filled with the hum of dragonflies, some as large as your fist. Was that the sound of a cuckoo? The water is flat and clear as a mirror and upon it a grebe glides as though in state, before disappearing beneath the water’s surface. Beneath the shade of the sails of a heritage mill seems the perfect place to stop, to listen to the song of the swifts and the sway of the reeds. Because the Broads National Park is home to a quarter of the UK’s rarest wildlife and there is nowhere else in the country where you can see all of these creatures in one place, except here.

Studio apartment in semi rural location with parking and private entrance. Walking distance to the Green Man Family Diner. Perfectly situated for any kind of break. We are just 10 minutes from the A47 and 15 minutes from Norwich and the Broads. NOTE - WE CURRENTLY HAVE EVERY INTENTION OF REMAINING OPEN FOR BOOKINGS. THE APARTMENT HAS A PRIVATE ENTRANCE AND NO CONTACT WITH US IS NECESSARY IF PREFERRED. THE APARTMENT WILL BE BLEACH CLEANED BETWEEN VISITS AND SANITATION PRODUCTS PROVIDED.

The apartment has been recently decorated to a good standard. It offers our guests use of the following - a wardrobe with full length mirror and hangers, 2 tub chairs with side table, coat and shoe rack, chest of drawers, king size bed with bedside cabinets, dining table and chairs, electric double hob (induction), combi microwave oven, fridge freezer, kettle, hairdryer, toaster, iron & board, private shower room and toilet, freeview tv, bookshelf, radio and CD stereo. There’s also now a small seating area in the garden for your use.

A very quiet, rural location so a car is advisable but cabs and public transport are available to and from either the city or Wroxham. Tesco Extra, Co-op and other stores are a short drive away along with some nice pubs and eateries. The recently renovated TFI Rackheath is now open with a bar, restaurant and carvery just a 2 minute walk. The Hilltop cafe just half a mile along the road is also highly recommended for a hearty breakfast.

Welcome to Thatch Cottage; once home to 17th century Norfolk farm labourers and now a luxurious holiday hideaway. This beautiful detached house in the heart of the Broads National Park provides luxurious self-catering accommodation in an idyllic hamlet. The two-bathroom, two-bedroom configuration sleeps up to four people. Thatch Cottage offers all the modern essentials and has been immaculately modernised and renovated while still retaining its traditional rural charm.

Entry way: There’s plenty of hanging room for coats and space for Wellington boots as well as a washing machine and tumble dryer. The boiler is also located here so wet coats and shoes dry quickly. So do dogs! Outside the back door there’s a tap and hose for washing down muddy Wellies and dogs. In the drawers you will find some games, maps, torches and other useful items as well as emergency contacts and instructions on how to use the heating, fireplace and cooker. Please read these when you arrive. Kitchen: The kitchen is fully equipped with a dishwasher, fridge/freezer, electric oven/hob and all the cooking and baking equipment you could want. The kitchen table is the main dining table and comfortably seats four people. Living room: The TV is located in the cupboard to the left of the wood burner, Gas wood burner for instant heat and comfort, Two leather sofas, there is also a printer/copier/scanner located in the cupboard to the right of the woodburner. Study: Desk and chair if you need to work while you are staying, Bookcase full of holiday reading, Airing cupboard Downstairs shower-room: Toilet, basin, generously sized shower and heated towel rail Upstairs Bedroom 1: En-suite bedroom with super-king size bed that can be configured to two singles. Wardrobe and small dressing table Bathroom has a freestanding bath and hand shower along with heated towel rail. Bedroom 2: Super-king size bed that can be configured to two singles if required. Bathroom is the shower room downstairs. Each bed is freshly made up with White Company sheets and a White Company Bath Sheet and Hand Towel per person. NOTE: the staircase is steep, narrow and winding with a large step up to the second bedroom. It is not suitable for the infirm, small children or dogs. Please see property pictures for further information. Outside: There is one small patio with a bench, small table and chairs to the front of the property where you can sit surrounded by mature plants and trees. This is a beautiful spot, especially in the late morning. This garden is not dog proof. There is a much larger patio to the back of the property surrounded by planting and a large lawn that gets sun from the south and west. There is a large table and chairs to seat six people as well as Badminton, Croquet and other games. This garden is accessible from the Kitchen and the Living Room and is fenced for dogs.

Prior to arrival, guests will receive access to our app that details many ideas about where to go and what to do for your stay, we also try to showcase local things to do through our social media channels - browsing pages we have liked on Facebook is probably the most efficient way of finding things that might interest you as there's a huge variety! Be part of the community: You'll find out about what is going on in the villages of Neatishead and Horning through the parish magazine pages, links to which will be provided. Activities include Cinema evenings in both Neatishead and Horning village halls, farmers markets and other activities. Our facebook page has also linked to a number of local businesses in Neatishead and Horning. Shopping local is also a great way to give back to the community. The village shop in Neatishead uses many local suppliers and also has a small range of gifts and postcards. A little further away in Stalham (six miles) Truly Local is a unique shop providing a comprehensive range of goods (food, drink and gifts) all sourced within a forty mile radius. Nature: There are many walks you can do from the cottage that will surround you in nature, but you could also hire a motor boat to see the rivers and broads from a different angle! Horning is the nearest location for boat hire on the River Bure and Wayford Bridge or Stalham are the nearest for boat hire on the River Ant. The Yare and Thurne rivers are also nearby and each river has different characteristics and attractions, so it's worth exploring. There are many boat hire companies and prices are very seasonal. All companies will hire out life jackets and abide by strict safety protocols, so don't be afraid to google and find one that suits exactly what you are after. You can also explore the river by sailing boat, canoe or Paddle Board. Canoes and Paddle Boards have access to otherwise non-navigable stretches of river so if you're looking to spot more nature they are an ideal choice, although even in a motor boat you can see a host of wildlife including otters and kingfishers. Family Activities: Bewilderwood is a wonderful adventure park that is just two miles away. It emphasizes the natural environment and has a number of treehouses, slides, sky walks and other activities suitable for all ages. The Bure Valley Railway is a miniture railway that runs from Wroxham (4 miles away), through various villages, to Aylsham which is a traditional market town that is also home to Blickling Hall. Aylsham and Blickling Hall are well worth exploring, and for the adventurous, there is a footpath/cyclepath that runs alongside the railway so you can walk or bicycle all, or parts of, the way home too. Even smaller than the Bure Valley Railway is the model Railway collection also in Wroxham, at Miniature Worlds. Wroxham Barns has a host of activities, including a miniture farm, mini golf, cafes, shops and a host of arts and crafts. In the spring there is the option to feed the lambs and other youngstock as well as learn about many different farm animals. Slightly further afield there are beaches, zoos, museums and a host of options in Norwich which can all be reached within about half an hour. Arts, Architecture and Historical: Locally, St Benet's Abbey celebrated it's one thousandth birthday in 2019 and Norwich, also in 2019, won the prestigious Stirling prize for Architecture for a newly designed social housing scheme; there really is something for everyone! In fact, Norfolk has a history of human habitation going back an astonishing 850,000 years, with the oldest human footprints outside Africa having been discovered about 10 miles away on the beach at Happisburgh! Also local is the Museum of the Broads, where you can find out about what makes this part of the UK so unique and explore more about the history of people and wildlife in broadland. The Norfolk Museums website gives a good overview of many of the other local museums, many of them Norwich based. The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts is a leading art gallery with a couple of permanent exhibitions as well as visiting exhibitions of extremely high calibre. Norwich Castle also frequently has art exhibitions as well as its fascinating museum, details of which can be found in the museums link above. Norfolk also has a wealth of National Trust and other stately homes to explore as well of course as Sandringham House, home to the Royal Family and locally you can explore Hoveton Hall Gardens and East Ruston Gardens. Norfolk is perhaps most famous for its churches and Cathedral. Whatever your religious beliefs you can't help but appreciate the unique architecture of these great buildings. Music, Theatre and Film: The parish newsletters will give the best details of local events but Norwich has a greater choice of venues. Norwich has five theatres and several cinemas - we highly recommend Cinema City and there are many music venues, depending on your preferred genre but some favourite locations are listed here. Food and Drink: Almost as famous as Norfolk churches are Norfolk pubs! In fact it is said that Norwich used to have 52 churches, one for every Sunday in the year and 365 pubs. It is true, Norfolk has a wealth of ancient pubs full of wood fires (can you tell I'm writing this in bad weather? There are also some great pub gardens....!) and delicious food. Norfolk has also seen a real rise in independent tea and coffee merchants meaning you can almost always find a delicious spot for a cuppa. There really are too many to choose from - but some of our favourites within a three mile radius of Thatch Cottage are: The White Horse in Neatishead - a lovely traditional pub with its own microbrewery and even their own gin. The Staithe n Willow and Bure River Cottage - both in Horning and the (seasonal) Garden cafe at Hoveton Hall. A little further away in the village of Ingham is the Ingham Swan, serving delicious, higher end, meals. There are numerous great spots for food and drink, really too many to list, but there are some further ideas in the app that is sent once you book.

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.

River view is a 1 bed self catering first floor holiday apartment in Horning , 10 mins from Wroxham, yards from the rivers edge on the Norfolk Broads. The village has shops and cafes, 3 pubs and several restaurants.The views from the living room are panoramic ,great for watching the boats going by .There is boat hire near by and plenty of places to fish.Norwich is 11 miles away and the beach is 10 miles , there’s beautiful Blickling Hall ,Hoveton Gardens to visit .The New inn is 50 yds away

The apartment very light and airy , lovely views ,short walk to all shops ,cafes pubs and restaurants Horning is known as the jewel of the Norfolk Broads

Close to All amenities Free parking available at several locations around the village .

A self catering accommodation, sleeps 2, ideally suited for couples. Walking distance to town centre, local amenities and the broads Wroxham. Train station is 5 mins walk from the property. There is a double sized bed with beddings and towels, WiFi, TV and tea and coffee making facilities provided. A nice patio and garden is also available for use. Private parking.

Farthing Cottage was just built last year, and up until recently(Oct 17) was a B&B. It has 2 en-suite bedrooms and is in its own private garden with a Hot Tub. Plus there is a separate grass playing area for children

Family and pet friendly, but also suitable for 1 or 2 couples

Close by there is a village store and several pubs as well as the Norfolk Broads, Norfolk Coast and Norwich.

A unique private space in the grounds of a handsome Georgian house in the pretty little Broads village near Norwich, Norfolk. Contemporary and vintage styled, the Flint Shed is sanctuary away from the hustle and bustle of busy schedules. Enjoy the Norfolk Countryside for walks, cycle rides as well as the Norfolk Broads, Strumpshaw RSPB Fen and beaches. Just 8 miles away is the historic city of Norwich with it's daily market, historic castle, cathedral and boutique shopping and eateries.

The Flint Shed is a special space for 2 people (4 persons max). A mix of modern and retro, the barn will keep you entertained inside and out including a vintage record collection, a Nespresso machine, comfy bedding, a secret garden and unique tandem bicycle for 2. What makes our location in Strumsphaw so special is the quiet of the countryside, the nearby Norfolk Broads and wonderful beaches but with the close proximity of the vibrant university city of Norwich.

Our village of Strumpshaw is a special place with rolling fields, a local pub and church offering walks and cycling (including the use of our Tandem bicycle!). Within very easy reach is beautiful Norwich with its range of eclectic shops, daily market and special places to eat and drink which we will share with you on your arrival.

Flag House is a riverside holiday home situated on the River Yare at Brundall with fantastic views up and down the river, make this a great place to spend your holidays. River Fishing from garden in season. One well behaved pet welcome (small charge). STRICTLY a no smoking property. Smoking is permitted outside ONLY please. Please be aware we do not do nightly pricing. Search for us Riverside Rentals for direct.

The living space in this unique property is on the first floor which gives fabulous views across the river, this gorgeous property will not disappoint.

Brundall is a wonderful little village on the banks of the River Yare which offers everything you need for those of you that don’t like to travel far when you’re on your hols. You are a short distance from Norwich and Yarmouth and there is a rail connection to both as well Lowestoft and all the surrounding villages.

A charming cottage style house in the heart of the broads, convenient for sailing, bird watching or country walks. 20 minutes from Norwich or the Norfolk coast with spectacular views and wildlife. The Village has a local pub which serves good quality food within a 5 min walk. A great base to explore Norfolk, or if working in the area quiet and peaceful house to relax in. We have 2 large dogs so you must be comfortable with dogs.

You will be able to use the kitchen for making hot drinks and snacks. Continental breakfast can be provided if required.

A charming village on the river Bure, at the heart of the Broads. Great walks, birdwatching, sailing and fishing. Further afield (20 minutes away) is Norwich with its beautiful medieval streets and many listed buildings. A busy market daily. 20 minutes the other direction is the coast with secluded, quiet beaches, or busy holiday towns.

Luxury Scandinavian inspired cabin for two with all mod cons a stone's throw from Wroxham, the capital of The Norfolk Broads. Facilities include: King size bed, luxury bed linen, blankets & hot water bottles for chillier evenings, towels, wood burner effect stove, fridge with freezer compartment, 2 ring hob, kettle, toaster, Nespresso machine, all crockery & glassware, B&O speaker, hairdryer, board games, plenty of books, private patio area with coal BBQ & outdoor furniture.

A hot water shower, eco-composting loo and sink are located 15metres away from the cabin along a well-maintained path (that is lit with solar-powered lights in case you need to visit during the night). Please note, the cabin itself doesn't have a hot water connection - only cold, fresh drinking water but there is a kettle should you need hot water. To enable you to well and truly switch off and escape some of the stresses of modern-day life, the cabin is not connected to Wifi. But for those among you who can't live without your daily internet fix, the entire garden is well served by 4G. The only exception is EE, as their signal strength can be a bit patchier.   You are welcome to use the entire two and a half acre garden and all of its facilities during your stay. These include an orchard, flower garden, vegetable garden, wooded area, croquet lawn, boules pitch, swing & slide set, children's playhouse, sandpit and a badminton & volleyball net. The cabin comes supplied with tea, coffee pods, sugar, olive oil and salt & pepper. I am happy to pre-stock your fridge with locally produced goodies including bread, cheese, ham, eggs, sausages, jams and chutneys. If you are interested in this service, please let me know and I will send you prices. I can also provide breakfast, but this is also at an additional charge - please note that I do request at least 24 hours notice for this service. Free, secure parking is available about 100m from the cabin. We will provide wheelbarrows so you can easily transport your luggage to your accommodation. The property is entered through an electric gate - we will give you the access code as part of your welcome briefing so you are able to come and go as you please. Although the cabin was designed specifically for couples wanting to get away from it all, we are very happy to accommodate small children. We can provide travel cots, changing mats and a high chair free of charge. We have a sandpit and Wendy House they are welcome to use too. Please note that we have a cat and a dog. The dog is a large Deerhound / Lurcher. She is very friendly but we do appreciate that she can be a bit scary looking at first impressions. We are happy for guests to bring ONE well-behaved dog with them (at an extra charge of £5 per night), but we do ask for a £100 cash deposit that will be returned at check out in case of dog-related damages. Our garden is very peaceful, but as we are positioned alongside a fairly main road, there is some road noise (the cabin is located at the furthest away point from the road with farmer's fields behind). Compared to London it pales into insignificance, but if you are looking for total and utter silence, you may want to consider looking elsewhere.

Wroxham / Hoveton is a bustling village over the summer months as lots of people use it as their base when exploring the Broads. It has everything you need including a large supermarket, a small department store (the famous Roys), hairdressers, florist, wine bar and deli, restaurants, pubs and cafes. The surrounding villages of Horning and Coltishall are also home to several great pubs and restaurants so you definitely won't run out of places to eat during your stay. We are happy to give you more specific recommendations when you arrive.

Drummer’s Rest is in the quiet village of Little Plumstead, 6 miles from Norwich city centre. Perfect for the Broads and coast and wildlife reserves. Drummers Rest has a well equipped kitchen, comfortable lounge area and upstairs bedroom space, shower room and toilet. Drummers Rest is perfect for staying a few days or several weeks, self catering or eating out. I supply tea, coffee, sugar, cereal, milk and bread for your arrival. There is WiFi available and heating costs are included.

Drummers Rest is ideally situated just 6 miles from the historic City of Norwich with its Castle, Cathedral, Theatres, Museums, excellent shopping as well as pubs, restaurants and music venues. The Norfolk coast has many seaside towns, villages and lovely beaches with the unspoilt beach of Winterton just half an hour away. It is also close to the waterways of the Norfolk Broads where day boats can be hired. The Brick Kilns Pub and Restaurant is within walking distance and there are many excellent places to eat locally. It is 10 minutes from the A47, Postwick Park and Ride and Norwich International airport.

A lovely double room in a 1920s Arts and Crafts chalet bungalow home, set in the unique Brundall Gardens (former Victorian gardens). This accommodation which includes the double bedroom, lobby and bathroom are independent to the larger family home, with your own entrance. The room is provided with fresh towels and linen, kettle and cups, cutlery, glasses and a microwave. A small type continental breakfast will be offered.

The bed provided is an original colonial bed with a super soft mattress. There is TV and Wifi available. Garage access to store cycles or kayaks can be arranged. On-street parking available in front of the property.

Close by (10-15minute walk), 'The Street' in Brundall provides two small supermarkets, an Indian restaurant, pharmacy and a local pub recently refurbished (The Ram) and a coffee shop which serves a fine English breakfast and other light meals. The River Yare is situated, as the crow flys 250m from the property where you will find numerous picturesque walks. Close by you will find the renowned R.S.P.B reserve Strumpshaw Fen and Steam Museum. Between Brundall and the close by village of Postwick, you will find Ferry Road of which there is launching point for your kayaks or canoes. To the North you will find the wild norfolk coast known for its seal colonies, further North you will find the pretty towns/villages of Sheringham and Holt. Brundall Marina hosts several companies where you may hire day boats on the Norfolk Broads which allows further access to pubs and villages along the broads.

Sleeps 5 (2 Doubles & 1 Single) Dutch Cottage is a cute and quirky cottage sat on the water’s edge in the heart of Horning on the Norfolk Broads. Built in 1934, in the traditional Dutch barn shape, it’s light, airy and homely inside, with original wooden floorboards, a woodburner for those cosy evenings, and French doors opening out to the garden and the water beyond. Situated in a tranquil location on a basin just off the main River Bure, but with the main river in view, so you can still sit and watch the world go by. There’s plenty of river frontage for fishing, and plenty of garden for soaking up the sunshine and relaxing. Just a short walk to all the amenities in Horning, including pubs, cafes, village shops, deli and restaurants. The broadland town of Wroxham, ‘Capital of the Broads’ is just a 5 minute drive away. Hire a boat with your cottage to make the most of your stay by exploring the beautiful Norfolk Broads. PARENTS BEWARE – Unfenced river frontage. Woodburner in the lounge. STRICTLY a no smoking property. Smokers are allowed to smoke outside but not inside the house. Sorry no pets here. 2 Double bedrooms 1 Single bedroom Fully fitted kitchen Electric storage heating Woodburner in lounge Electric oven, hob and grill Fridge Freezer Microwave Toaster Nespresso coffee machine TV/DVD/Sky TV Free Wifi Duvets and Bed Linen supplied Iron and ironing board Hairdryer Towels provided Parking for 3 car Patio Furniture River Fishing from garden in season Private mooring BBQ Shed provided for fishing tackle

Our lovely detached cottage is a stones throw from beautiful Winterton beach which is all year round dog friendly. Our place is great for families or couples and we welcome our furry friends!! Close to a fabulous pub and great beach cafe. The cottage has been recently renovated and offers beautiful wood and stone floors on the ground level with a cosy living room with wood burner, separate dining room and well equipped kitchen. Upstairs has 2 beautiful double bedrooms each with a double bed; one room also offers a newly fitted shower. Separate spacious bathroom with roll top bath. Outside: pretty courtyard cobbled garden with table and chairs. Parking is available to side of cottage for 1 vehicle. Access to outbuilding containing washing machine. The surrounding area is recognised as one of outstanding beauty. There are fantastic beach and dune walks 5 minutes away with a fabulous year round dog friendly beach and great cafe with yummy cakes!!! Pretty Winterton village is steeped in history with a 12th century church, pub dating back to the 1700s which serves great food and drinks. There is a local post office and general store as well as a fish and chip shop so you never need to go far for anything!! For those seeking more nightlife and amusements then Hemsby and Great Yarmouth are both a short drive away or for those seafarers amongst us the Norfolk Broads is also close by. Hope to see you soon at our cottage

Our lovely detached cottage is great for families and couples. The 2 bedroom cottage has been recently renovated and offers beautiful wood and stone floors on the ground level with a cosy living room with wood burning stove, separate dining room and well equipped kitchen. Upstairs has two beautiful double bedrooms each with a double bed; one room also offers a newly fitted shower. Separate spacious bathroom with roll top bath. Outside: pretty courtyard cobbled garden with table and chairs. Parking is available at side of cottage for one vehicle. Access to outbuilding containing washing machine.

April Cottage is a stones throw from beautiful Winterton beach which is all year round dog friendly. The surrounding area is recognised as one of outstanding beauty and there are fantastic beach and dune walks 5 minutes away with a great cafe serving yummy food and home made cakes! Pretty Winterton village is steeped in history with a 12th century church, pub dating back to the 1700s which serves great food and drinks. There is a local post office and general store as well as a fish and chip shop so you never need to go far for anything! Also Horsey is a lovely dune walk away where you can see the seals on the beach in their natural habitat. For those seeking more nightlife and amusements then Hemsby and Great Yarmouth are both a short drive away or for those seafarers amongst us the Norfolk Broads are also close by. Hope to see you soon at April cottage.

Hall Farm Cottages offer a wide range of high-quality self-catering holiday cottage accommodation and Bed & Breakfast in the Norfolk Broads. All of our luxury holiday cottages offer comfortable furnishings and are equipped to an exceptionally high standard. Are the ideal choice for anyone looking for cottages in Norfolk for a weekend break or UK holiday with friends or family. Our main aim is to provide you with luxury accommodation at affordable prices in the heart of the Norfolk Broads. Our self-catering cottages are spacious and furnished to a high standard, and WIFI internet access is also available. Disabled Facilities All cottages* at Hall Farm have a level paved access from your car, an open plan living area, and a downstairs bedroom with en-suite roll-in shower room. They are ideally suited for those who have mobility problems or are disabled, and who are accompanied by a companion or helper. Hall Farm Cottages was awarded National Accessibility Level 2 in 2003. All en-suite, roll-in, shower rooms have hand rails, lever taps on the vanity basin, and plenty of room to manoeuvre . Shower chairs or stools, and raised toilet seats are available on request. Whether you’re on holiday with your partner, friends or family, we’ll ensure that all of your needs are catered for and if you have any special requirements, please let us know. Hall Farm’s holiday cottages are dog-friendly too!

Kestrel Cottage is a stunning two bedroom, two bathroom cottage that is suitable for up to five people. If you’re looking for a cottage in Norfolk then we highly recommend staying in Kestrel Cottage. The lounge area is fully equipped with a television and a DVD player and has stunning views over the woods and water meadows to the River Ant. A fully furnished terrace means you can sit outside and enjoy the sunshine. The open plan kitchen has fully fitted pine units, a stainless steel sink and ample work surfaces, together with a full-size cooker, microwave and dishwasher. The downstairs bedroom has a double bed and ensuite, and the upstairs bedroom has a choice of king size double or twin beds with a fully fitted bathroom with a panelled bath with electric shower, a pedestal basin and toilet. * Kestrel Cottage is perfect for someone with mobility difficulties but we would recommend a larger cottage for our guests who are in a wheelchair permanently. Book your stay at Kestrel Cottage in Norfolk today!

Hall Farm’s cottages are located in the picturesque surroundings of the Norfolk Broads and are within walking distance to the local pubs along the riverbank, where fishing is also available. There are shops for you to buy a few gifts from, stunning churches and the award-winning outdoor adventure park Bewilderwood for the children. Our spacious holiday cottages in Norfolk are situated between the villages of Horning and Ludham, which are just a short drive from Wroxham. There are plenty of fun activities for everyone to enjoy and we’ll be more than happy to recommend a few things for you to do whilst you enjoy your stay in one of our stunning holiday cottages in Norfolk.

Norfolk broads holiday cottage to rent for a weekend retreat or a week away. Set in a quite village next to the broads, this quirky contemporary but traditional cottagein neatishead next to a pub which provides fantastic craft beers and guns and don’t forget the great food.

Best for small family, couples

Good pub, local shop, swimming pool and beauty salon close by.

The Buttery is a ground-floor room with en-suite shower room, suitable for singles or couples. You have your own entrance and you are entirely private. There's a TV, fridge, microwave, kettle and toaster, with provisions for breakfast, courtesy of your host. In the warm summer months, enjoy the secluded courtyard garden. If it's cold or wet, you'll find The Buttery is a warm and cosy haven from the weather!

The Buttery is in the Norfolk Broads village of Brundall. Brundall is a large village, with shops and plenty of places to eat and drink. There's a railway station and buses to Norwich (a fine city) or east to Great Yarmouth and the beautiful Norfolk beaches. Drive north to the coast to see the seals and take a boat trip, or hire a day-boat on the Broads. There is so much to do and see in Norwich and Norfolk. You will find Brundall is a great location for all of it. Nearby is the beautiful RSPB Bird Reserve - Strumpshaw Fen. It's an easy cycle ride from The Buttery, as is the Strumpshaw Steam Museum. There are wonderful circular walking routes in Norfolk, which will really show you this amazing county.

Brundall is an excellent location to explore Norwich and the county of Norfolk. But you can also spend time in the village itself. There are places to eat and drink, there is a beautiful little parish church, and next to the church is the steep footpath down to Church Fen with its views across the River Yare. At the other end of the village is the lane down to Brundall Bay Marina and the boatyards. Behind the village is the area known as Braysdeston Hills, a great place for dogs!

A fabulous detached barn conversion, located in the heart of the picturesque Norfolk Broads, which more than lives up to its 4* Gold and low mobility, walkers, cyclists and pet friendly accreditations. Sitting amongst farmland, Prince's Barn offers a peaceful luxury retreat where you can truly relax and unwind. Formerly a heavy horse barn, Prince's Barn has been tastefully refurbished, with attention to detail and quality foremost in mind. With underfloor heating on the ground floor, and oak floors and doors throughout, it now offers light and airy, comfortable and very well-equipped accommodation for up to seven guests. Set over two floors, the ground floor is on one level throughout and so especially suitable for anyone with mobility issues (there is ramped access into both the house and garden). The spacious dual aspect living area flows into a superb fitted kitchen with breakfast area where doors open to the enclosed and private courtyard garden. There are two bedrooms on the ground floor: a luxurious master bedroom, with his and hers wardrobes, a deluxe en-suite bathroom and a fully glazed wall overlooking the garden, and a single bedroom with wide access into both the room and en-suite wet room. Upstairs are two king-size bedrooms, and a family bathroom. An ideal base for couples, families and friends around the year, there is plenty locally for holidaymakers to see and do whatever your inclination. Sporty types can bring their bikes or might want to try out water based activities such as sailing, canoeing, swimming (a private swimming pool is available to hire locally) or fishing. If you enjoy a slower pace of life, hire a cruiser and take a gentle tour of the Norfolk Broads. Birdwatchers and nature lovers are spoilt for choice and nearby How Hill and Alderfen nature reserves can be reached via the on-farm circular walks. Gardening enthusiasts are catered for too and can pick up lots of tips at both East Ruston and Hoveton Hall Gardens. Additional Information Two-well behaved dogs welcome, for a small additional charge (please ensure that your pet's flea/tick treatment is up-to-date). A mixture of synthetic and feather bedding. A hairdryer is provided in every bedroom. Secure cycle storage available. Access Notes: There is a ramp with rail to the front door. There is a wetroom with grab rail. Accommodation Ground Floor: Open plan living space comprising Sitting area With spacious L-shaped sofa and armchair, television with Sky, DVD and Blue-ray player, radio, iPod dock. Dining area With table and seating for eight, electric log burner, and french doors to the patio garden. Kitchen With double electric oven, induction hob, extractor fan, fridge, microwave, dishwasher, washer/dryer and breakfast area with doors to the courtyard garden. A freezer and further fridge area available in the hall cupboard. Master bedroom With 6' super king zip-and-link bed which offers twin bed option (please request on booking), television with Sky, double wardrobe and fully glazed wall overlooking the courtyard garden. En-suite bathroom with shower cubicle, wash basin and WC. Bedroom 4 (with extra wide doors) With 3' single bed, wardrobe with automatic lighting. En-suite wet room with wash basin and WC. First Floor: Bedroom 2 With 5' king size bed, fitted wardrobes, juliette balcony. Bedroom 3 With 5' king size bed, fitted wardrobes. Bathroom With P-shaped bath with shower over, wash basin and WC. Outside: There is an enclosed courtyard garden with seating and gas barbecue. There is a spacious paddock across the driveway, which is an ideal supervised runaround area for both children and dogs to play. Please note: this area is not fully enclosed. A secure store, with cycle racks and a boot/clothing drying room is available for guest use. Private parking area with ample space for several cars.

Set between the Broads National Park and the coast this is an ideal location for the beach, walking, cycling, boating and bird watching. A characterful, quirky cottage with beams and an inglenook fireplace dating back to the mid 18th century. Set in a conservation area, over looking a magnificent church and churchyard. Ideal for both summer and winter breaks.

The comfortable sitting room has a TV, with freeview and Netflix. Alternatively there are a selection of board games. The large inglenook fireplace, with wood burner, is the focal point of the house. There is a dining area for 4. There is WiFi. The kitchen has everything you will need for your stay including a washing machine. The downstairs bathroom has a heated towel rail and power shower. Upstairs there are two good size bedrooms. Both have double beds, one king size and one queen with goose down duvets. There is plenty of storage space. Both rooms have heaters. Bedroom 2 leads into bedroom 1. Linen and towels are provided. The sunny, decked garden has an eating area, BBQ, seating and shade. To the rear there is off road parking for one car. There is plenty of on road parking. Pets are welcome. Dog secure garden. This is a very dog friendly area. They are welcome in most pubs, some restaurants and on many beaches.

Martham is a friendly, busy village with a good range of amenities. There is a fish & chip shop, a Co-Op, pharmacy and two pubs. There is also an excellent traditional village butcher, selling local produce and homemade pies. The cottage works perfectly as a location both summer and winter. In the summer you can sunbath on Winterton beach and in the winter visit the seals at Horsey Gap. There are several boat hire companies locally. Martham and Hickling Broads and Winterton Dunes are both areas of outstanding scientific interest. Norwich is a short drive away. The city offers many historic sites, excellent shopping, restaurants and cinemas.