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Accommodation
Ground Floor:
Entrance Hall with church pew and grandfather clock
Cloakroom with w.c. and washbasin
Sitting Room 1
comfortably furnished with seating for ten, TV, books and games, mini football, open fire and shuttered sash windows
Sitting Room 2
comfortably furnished with seating for eight, large colour TV and video, open fire and shuttered sash windows overlooking church
Dining Room with dining table and chairs
Kitchen
traditional, country style with oil-fired Aga, electric cooker and microwave
Scullery
with sink, dishwasher and two fridges
Half Cellar
with freezer and washing machine
Half Landing:
Bedroom 1
with a four-poster double bed and sash window overlooking side garden, with small converted
En-Suite
shower, separate w.c. and washbasin off the bedroom
First Floor:
Bedroom 2
with a double bed and a single bed
Bedroom 3
with a double bed
Master Bedroom 4
with a king-size bed leading to Bedroom 5/Dressing Room
with a single bed, leading to En-Suite Bathroom
with roll top bath, large free-standing shower, bidet, washbasin and w.c.
Half Landing:
Bedroom 6
with twin beds (this room has sloping walls)
Second Floor:
Bedroom 7
with twin beds (this room has a sloping wall)
Bedroom 8 with twin beds (this room has sloping walls)
Bathroom
with bath with hand-held shower, washbasin, and w.c. (this room has sloping walls)
Bedroom 9 with a single bed, with skylight
Bedroom 10
children's bedroom with twin beds (2' 6" p < ceiling) low a and walls sloping with corridor by approached are 10 9 walls)(Bedrooms has room (this garden kitchen overlooking wide)>Shelton is a small community hidden in the gentle, largely agricultural landscape of South Norfolk. There are many lovely walks through the countryside which has remained almost unchanged over the centuries. Until the early part of the 16th century, the Sheltons had close connections with the Tudor royal family. As a child, Queen Elizabeth I spent considerable time in the village, ultimately taking sanctuary in the beautiful 15th century church of St Mary, adjacent to the Old Rectory, when her mother, Anne Boleyn, was accused of treason. There are many other places of historical interest in the area, including the fine city of Norwich, just 11 miles away. It is also a good base from which to explore the market towns and pretty villages of the Waveney Valley. A little further afield, the Norfolk Broads and sandy beaches of the coastal towns and villages offer excellent days out for all the family. Golfing, riding, ballooning and other activities are all within easy reach. Map Ref: E6
Ground Floor:
Entrance Hall with church pew and grandfather clock
Cloakroom with w.c. and washbasin
Sitting Room 1
comfortably furnished with seating for ten, TV, books and games, mini football, open fire and shuttered sash windows
Sitting Room 2
comfortably furnished with seating for eight, large colour TV and video, open fire and shuttered sash windows overlooking church
Dining Room with dining table and chairs
Kitchen
traditional, country style with oil-fired Aga, electric cooker and microwave
Scullery
with sink, dishwasher and two fridges
Half Cellar
with freezer and washing machine
Half Landing:
Bedroom 1
with a four-poster double bed and sash window overlooking side garden, with small converted
En-Suite
shower, separate w.c. and washbasin off the bedroom
First Floor:
Bedroom 2
with a double bed and a single bed
Bedroom 3
with a double bed
Master Bedroom 4
with a king-size bed leading to Bedroom 5/Dressing Room
with a single bed, leading to En-Suite Bathroom
with roll top bath, large free-standing shower, bidet, washbasin and w.c.
Half Landing:
Bedroom 6
with twin beds (this room has sloping walls)
Second Floor:
Bedroom 7
with twin beds (this room has a sloping wall)
Bedroom 8 with twin beds (this room has sloping walls)
Bathroom
with bath with hand-held shower, washbasin, and w.c. (this room has sloping walls)
Bedroom 9 with a single bed, with skylight
Bedroom 10
children's bedroom with twin beds (2' 6" p < ceiling) low a and walls sloping with corridor by approached are 10 9 walls)(Bedrooms has room (this garden kitchen overlooking wide)>This impressive, detached Georgian rectory has lovely views over the gardens, fields and church. With its large rooms, original features, tiled, wooden floors and staircases, some antique furniture and spacious grounds, it offers an authentic feel for country living; an ideal rural retreat. Shops: 2 miles Pubs: 2 miles==
Bedroom 7
with twin beds (this room has a sloping wall)
Bedroom 8 with twin beds (this room has sloping walls)
Bathroom
with bath with hand-held shower, washbasin, and w.c. (this room has sloping walls)
Bedroom 9 with a single bed, with skylight
Bedroom 10
children's bedroom with twin beds (2' 6" p < ceiling) low a and walls sloping with corridor by approached are 10 9 walls)(Bedrooms has room (this garden kitchen overlooking wide)>Ground Floor:
Entrance Hall with church pew and grandfather clock
Cloakroom with w.c. and washbasin
Sitting Room 1 comfortably furnished with seating for ten, TV, books and games, mini football, open fire and shuttered sash windows
Sitting Room 2 comfortably furnished with seating for eight, large colour TV and video, open fire and shuttered sash windows overlooking church
Dining Room with dining table and chairs
Kitchen traditional, country style with oil-fired Aga, electric cooker and microwave
Scullery with sink, dishwasher and two fridges
Half Cellar with freezer and washing machine
Half Landing: Bedroom 1 with a four-poster double bed and sash window overlooking side garden, with small converted En-Suite Shower Room with shower, separate w.c. and washbasin off the bedroom
Bedroom 7
with twin beds (this room has a sloping wall)
Bedroom 8 with twin beds (this room has sloping walls)
Bathroom
with bath with hand-held shower, washbasin, and w.c. (this room has sloping walls)
Bedroom 9 with a single bed, with skylight
Bedroom 10
children's bedroom with twin beds (2' 6" p < ceiling) low a and walls sloping with corridor by approached are 10 9 walls)(Bedrooms has room (this garden kitchen overlooking wide)>First Floor:
Bedroom 2 with a double bed and a single bed
Bedroom 3 with a double bed
Master Bedroom 4 with a king-size bed leading to
Bedroom 5/Dressing Room with a single bed, leading to En-Suite Bathroom with roll top bath, large free-standing shower, bidet, washbasin and w.c.
Half Landing: Bedroom 6 with twin beds (this room has sloping walls)
Second Floor:
Bedroom 7 with twin beds (this room has a sloping wall)
Bedroom 8 with twin beds (this room has sloping walls)
Bathroom with bath with hand-held shower, washbasin, and w.c. (this room has sloping walls)
Bedroom 9 with a single bed, with skylight
Bedroom 10 children''s bedroom with twin beds (2'' 6" wide) overlooking kitchen garden (this room has sloping walls)(Bedrooms 9 and 10 are approached by a corridor with sloping walls and a low ceiling)
Garden: Large grounds including lawns and a walled kitchen garden with garden furniture and barbecue. Two ponds in the garden - take care with small children.
Parking: For ten cars.
Heating: O.F.C.H. Open fires-logs at £5 per box payable to the owner.
Also Provided: Bed linen, two cots and highchairs. Towels. Books and games.
Pets: By arrangement with the owner (to be kept downstairs at all times).
Notes: Weekly bookings start Saturday. Christmas and New Year 2008 weeks are £3,000 rental per week. There is a £250 housekeeping/security deposit payable to the owner, one week before your holiday.
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