A charming brick and flint cottage situated in a peaceful rural village, tastefully renovated and equipped, pretty garden, super base for a holiday in North Norfolk

The Old Cottage is a traditional brick and flint cottage dating back to the 1700s, recently renovated and equipped to a high standard. Situated in the heart of Corpusty, a peaceful village in the Bure Valley, the cottage boasts a lovely garden ideal for both relaxing and entertaining. A perfect location for visiting Norfolk's many attractions, as well as for walking and cycling. Shop/Pub: all within easy walking distance

Ground Floor:

Sitting Room with comfortable seating, flat screen TV, DVD player, CD player and wood burning stove

Dining Room with table and chairs - leading to

Kitchen with electric cooker, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washing machine

Bathroom with bath, shower cubicle, washbasin and wc

First Floor:

Bedroom 1 with a king-size bed

Bedroom 2 with twin beds

Garden: Fully enclosed garden with lawn, patio, table and chairs, barbecue and garden shed for storing bicycles.

Parking: Roadside parking.

Heating: Night storage heaters, wood burner.

Also Provided: Towels. Books and games, perfect for those rainy days. Radio. Clock radio, hairdryer. Telephone for incoming calls only. WiFi.

Pets: Two small/medium sized well-behaved dogs welcome. Please be aware of our booking information regarding pets in the property.

Notes:  This is a non-smoking property. Steep stairs to first floor, not suitable for those with mobility problems. Mobile phone signal - variable.

Corpusty is a pretty village seven miles south of Holt, there is a village green, a pub that serves good food , an open all hours village shop and  gallery. The village is surrounded by beautiful countryside and quiet lanes perfect for cycling. Mannington Hall  and Wolterton Hall both with lovely gardens and parkland to explore, and the National Trust's stunning Blickling Hall, are all only a few miles away, and the sandy beaches of the renowned North Norfolk coast are a twenty minute drive. The  river Bure quietly meanders along the side of the village, and once you have made the crossing you are in Saxthorpe, another pretty Norfolk village.