Sloe Gin Cottage

Description

This delightful cottage built in 1845 with a mellow carrstone facade is one of a pair let by the same owners, the other being Moongazer Cottage (1715), which is just next door.   Beautifully restored with great attention to detail, Sloe Gin Cottage has a unique character that ensures that everything is to hand for a contented stay.  The living room with its exposed beams, has a woodburner perfect for warming the cottage after long, blustery walks with the dogs, the hand-built kitchen is a convivial space, where the additional sofa allows guests and the cook-of-the-day to spend time together, the comfortable bedrooms offer a cosy nights' sleep and the sunny, private courtyard garden with barbeque, is the perfect spot to relax in on warmer days. Shops/Pub: within walking distance

Ground Floor:
Sitting Room a welcoming room with comfortable seating, cosy throws and woodburner, TV, DVD player,  CD player,  Blu-ray player

Kitchen/Dining Room with gas range cooker, dishwasher, microwave, fridge /freezer, washing machine, leather sofa, farmhouse kitchen table and chairs, stairs to the first floor

First Floor:
Bedroom 1 with a double bed
Bedroom 2  with 2'6" twin beds
Bathroom with bath, rainfall over-bath shower, washbasin and wc

Garden: Fully enclosed sunny courtyard with table, chairs and charcoal barbecue.
Parking: For two cars.
Heating: G.C.H and woodburner.
Pets: Two well behaved medium-sized dogs welcome. Please be aware of our booking information regarding pets.
Also Provided: Towels. Highchair and stairgate. Books, games, radio. WiFi.
Notes: This is a non-smoking property. Sloe Gin Cottage is next door to Moongazer Cottage, ideal for families or friends who wish to holiday together but retain their own space.  Mobile signal - good.

Heacham is a thriving coastal village with two great beaches, nominated north and south that actually face west! which affords world class, beautiful sunsets all year round. The flat sands and calm waters are a magnet for fans of kite flying, kite surfing, jet skiing, windsurfing and other outdoor pursuits and with a wide bay of nearly 20 miles, there is room for everyone. With plenty of local shops, pubs and restaurants, Heacham is also home to the famous Norfolk Lavender Farm, which includes a great farm shop showcasing local produce. Along the coast find Hunstanton and Old Hunstanton where the eye catching cliffs are a great spot for fossil hunting and rock pooling or take a trip on an amphibious vehicle to seek out the local seal population. Visitors are welcome to the championship links course at Hunstanton Golf Club and the nearby RSPB Reserves at Titchwell and Snettisham attract bird watchers year round but particularly in the autumn & winter months when many birds migrate to this part of Norfolk. Becoming known as the Royal coast, don't forget a visit to the Royal Estate at Sandringham, or venture a little further afield to discover the maritime past of King's Lynn, with so much to do, one trip to this great part of the county is never going to be enough!