Barn In Norfolk, Wroxham

Norfolk Broads. Sleeps up to 4

Located in Wroxham, Norfolk, this property is one of four charming converted stables in the heart of a Norfolk village. Renovated to offer stylish accommodation, these semi-detached stables are just a short walk away from a village pub, with the village church as a picturesque backdrop. With all modern conveniences, these properties serve as the perfect base to explore Norfolk's countryside and coast. Situated in Worstead, a short drive from Wroxham, known as the capital of the Broads, this property provides an excellent starting point to explore the area.

The Norfolk Broads, with over 125 miles of waterways, offer opportunities for boating and boat trips along the picturesque towns and villages. Nearby National Trust properties at Bickling and Felbrigg, as well as attractions like Cromer's end-of-the-pier show, Bewilderwood, and the North Norfolk Steam Railway at Sheringham, provide entertainment for families. For those looking to venture further, Norwich offers two cathedrals, a castle, museums, shops, and dining options. Worstead itself hosts a summer festival in July.

Upon arrival, guests enter the property through a wooden stable door into a light-filled open plan kitchen/dining and lounge area. The kitchen is equipped with modern amenities, including an electric oven, hob, microwave, fridge, and washing machine. The dining area features a table and chairs, while the lounge offers comfortable sofas and a flatscreen TV. A ground floor shower room is also included. Upstairs, guests will find a master double bedroom, a second double bedroom with access to one side of the bed, and a shower room with a shower cubicle, WC, and wash hand basin. Outside, guests have access to the pub gardens and a village playground nearby, as well as off-road parking.

For larger groups, this property can be booked with its sister properties to accommodate up to 14 people. Overall, this converted stable in Wroxham, Norfolk, offers a cozy and convenient retreat for exploring the beauty of Norfolk's countryside and coast.