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Arthur's Cottage is a Visit England 4* Gold Self-Catering Holiday Cottage in Edingthorpe, less than two miles from the gorgeous Norfolk coastline. Comfortably sleeping up to 6 people in 3 bedrooms, and offering a fully-enclosed south-facing garden, it is the perfect place for adults to relax, and children and dogs to play, while the wine chills and the sun goes down. Travel cot, high chair and stairgate available. Dog welcoming for 2 pooches, or 3 small on request. Wi Fi - High Speed Broadband All bedding, linen, and towels are provided except for beach towels. Fully enclosed garden with electric entrance gates. Picnic chairs, garden dining area, and BBQ provided. Parking for 3+ cars plus additional space for boat/trailer if required. Secure storage for cycles. TV in lounge and all bedrooms. No smoking or vaping on the property, please. Master bathroom and upstairs WC

Edingthorpe is a small hamlet in a remarkably unspoilt pocket of countryside in North-East Norfolk between the coast and the broads. The coasts at Bacton and Mundesley are about 2 miles away and have excellent sandy beaches as well as good local shopping facilities. The thriving and historic market town of North Walsham is about 2.5 miles away and has a range of supermarkets, leisure facilities and shops. North Walsham also has a train station with trains to Sheringham and Norwich. Wroxham is also about 9 miles away and has lots to offer, including the Norfolk broads, day boats for hire, a small town centre with shops and plenty of places to eat and drink, pubs, a local department store, railway station The coastal village of Mundesley is a great starting point for country walks with plenty of footpaths, circular routes and walking trails including Paston Way and and the Norfolk Coast Path and is also on the Deep History Coast Discovery Trail and has its own Discovery Point. Mundesley’s award-winning wide sandy beach, with colourful beach huts and shallow rock pools, is an ideal playground for children of all ages, and there is also great year-round sea fishing. Bacton is known for its very quiet sandy beaches offering miles of walking along the beach and cliffs. A pleasant sandy beach that stretches to Mundesley in one direction and Walcott in the other. It is never busy at Bacton Beach as there is no shortage of room. There is a car park at Cable Gap with sloped access. Like Horsey Beach a few miles down the coast Bacton is a good place to spot a seal or two. Grey seals and pups are commonly sighted along this stretch of coast. The village also boasts a fish and chip shop, two cafes, a church and a convenience store