Chapel Cottage

Chapel Cottage boasts the perfect mix of traditional and contemporary living, with charm and character from the original cottage adjoined to an attractive double-story extension clad in sweet chestnut. Plenty of natural light fills the dining room within the extension, where you can enjoy the delights of a fresh, locally sourced supper with your family and friends. Whilst the cosy living room offers a place to relax and unwind in front of the wood burning stove. The annexe is a fabulous hideaway just a few steps from the main house with its own ensuite shower room. During the warmer months, dine in the garden and watch the sun go down over the wildflower meadow. Shop/Pub: 2 miles

Ground Floor:
Entrance Hall
Dining Room with table and chairs for 6 (can extend to seat 8) and doors to outside
Kitchen with electric hob and oven, microwave, fridge and dishwasher
Sitting Room with comfortable seating, wood burning stove, Smart TV and DVD player
Cloakroom with washbasin and wc
Utility Area with washer/dryer and freezer

First Floor:
Bedroom 1 with king bed which can be converted into twin beds (please request upon booking)
Bedroom 2 with double bed
Bedroom 3 with single bed
Bathroom with shower over bath, washbasin and wc

Annexe:
Bedroom 4 with double bed. En-suite with shower, washbasin and wc

Garden: Lawned, decking behind annexe with table, chairs and a barbecue. Patio at end of garden with table and chairs and views over a wild meadow.
Parking: Driveway for three cars.
Heating: Air Source Heat Pump, woodburner with starter pack.
Also provided: Towels. Welcome hamper filled with local goodies. WiFi. Books and games. Radio. Electric car charging point.
Notes: This is a non smoking property. Mobile reception – variable.

Hempstead is a small and pretty village just two miles from the picturesque Georgian market town of Holt. The ruins of Baconsthorpe Castle can be found in the adjoining village and you can also walk to Selbrigg Lake where the River Glaven rises. Surrounded by the rolling countryside of the Holt ridge, it is an ideal place to explore and is great for cycling, walking and birdwatching. This part of Norfolk is a draw all year round for its coastal landscape, much of which is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Holt is just a short drive away and is the place to visit for unique boutique shopping, a great food hall, antique and art galleries and numerous restaurants and cafes. For railway enthusiasts why not visit the North Norfolk Railway with traditional steam engines that run along this glorious stretch of coastline.