Relax with the whole family at this peaceful place to stay. On the edge of a nature reserve Heath Cottage is the perfect retreat for exploring North Norfolk. Heath cottage is a 250 year old house with a log burner and beautiful sun room with doors out to the garden, a private area where you can sit, bbq and relax. 5 mins drive from the beach and amazing pubs its a great holiday location. Heath Cottage is nestled on the edge of a nature reserve down private drive, a beautiful quiet spot perfect for a relaxing break as a couple or a family This cottage and village is perfect if you want to experience what North Norfolk really has to offer. Beautifully decorated 200year flint cottage comprising of (ground floor) entrance into a pretty cottage style kitchen well equipped kitchen with range cooker/double oven, leading to a utility/boot room with washing machine following onto the bathroom with a roll top bath. To the right of the kitchen is a step down to the living room with two sofas a flat screen smart tv with access to streaming services such as Netflix and iPlayer (not terrestrial) and a cosy wood burner for those chilly evenings. Exposed beams throughout this quaint cottage and a step up to double doors leading into dining room which opens out to the mature garden . Heath cottage has a downstairs bedroom and beautiful garden room which is a lovely sunny spot to spend the afternoon it also has a dedicated workspace. Upstairs there are a further two bedrooms. plenty of wardrobe space and ensuite with walk in shower. Sleeping arrangements. Upstairs One large bedroom with a kingsize bed and ensuite, one twin bedroom. Downstairs. One bedroom double bed. Family bathroom. So even if you don't drive or want a break from driving Heath cottage is the perfect location for your North Norfolk stay. Visit BeWILDerwood if you have children, 25 minutes drive. The National trusts Felbrigg Hall & Blickling Hall both 15 minutes drive, to name but a few of what Norfolk has to offer.

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Located up a long driveway in a rural village location within a nature reserve, wild orchids, night time moth walks and walking with Llammas can be enjoyed here on your doorstep. Take a right at the bottom of the driveway and you can walk around the common/nature reserve, a boardwalk will take you over this, here you will find a babbling brook perfect for Pooh sticks, look across and you will see Heath cottage, Many beautiful wooded or field view walks are right there on your doorstep. 7 mins drive to Overstrand where you can walk along the beach to Cromer and back along the cliff top. A village store in Upper Southrepps sells all your basics, Great pubs within walking distance. The infamous Suffield Arms, with its Sunday sessions, serving tapas and sangria and quirky decor, ( you have to visit the toilets) The quintessential village pub The Veron Arms & a 4 min drive is the Gunton Arms sister to The Suffield Arms. From Gunton station (1 min drive 5 minute walk) you can catch the train to Historic Norwich and enjoy pottering around its cobbled streets taking in its ancient architecture, the Cathedral and its beautiful river ways which you can hire canoes, paddle boards and stop for lunch at some waterside pubs, or hit the shops, the city has much to offer a bustling market and a thriving high street and shopping malls. On the same trainline is Wroxham and Salhouse home of the Norfolk broads where you can hire a boat on the iconic Norfolk broads. In the other train direction is the quaint Victorian town of Cromer famous for its Pier, Cromer crabs and Mary Janes chip shop. The Pier boasts a theatre where you can watch the seaside special shows that run twice a day all season long and then at Christmas time for 2 weeks. The next stop is Sheringham another pretty town to explore on this pretty coast. The Coasthopper bus runs the whole length of the coast from Mundesley to Wells 7 days a week to explore this deep history coastline. There really is many ways to enjoy Nor