Enjoy an unforgettable gathering of friends or family at this large home in Weybourne. Sleeping 14 in five bedrooms, it’s a great base for exploring the North Norfolk coast, whether spending days at the beach, hiking the coastal path or even taking a ride on an old-fashioned steam train.
This quirky flint house feels like an easy-going home from home, with books on shelves, art works and exposed-stone walls. In the brick-floored lounge you’ll find a selection of seating arranged around a wood burner, with a Smart TV for when you feel like binge-watching a favourite show. Through a wide archway and up a few steps, the long dining table awaits, perfect for sociable meals or an evening of board games. The kitchen is fitted with plenty of cupboards and includes a microwave to help with convenient cooking. A separate WC completes this floor. Head upstairs to find the bedrooms: a king-size, a double and a twin, plus two family rooms that each sleep four. Each of these has a double bed and, in addition, one has two single beds and the other has full-size bunk beds. Also on the first floor are a family bathroom and a shower room. Step outside to feel the fresh air and enjoy a morning coffee or tasty supper on the patio, which leads onto the lawn and larger, enclosed garden. There’s off-road parking for four cars at this property.
The coastal village of Weybourne, set within an National Landscape, boasts a shop, tea room and welcoming pub, a shingle beach and lovely clifftop walks. See the seals at Blakeney Point (8 miles) or hop aboard the Poppy Line for a trip to the seaside town of Sheringham (3 miles) and the elegant Georgian town of Holt (4 miles).