Heron Cottage is set in the middle of a row of six cottages, with a balcony from the first-floor lounge and ground floor patio, in the village of Sutton. Overlooking unspoilt marshland and marina, this retreat lies just 5 miles from the glorious beaches at Sea Palling, Wroxham, Blickling and Felbrigg Halls. Whether you are planning a heart-warming holiday with the family or a romantic getaway for two, this contemporary accommodation is an excellent spot to relax and unwind all-year-round. The lounge is complete with two sofas and draws in natural lighting from the French doors, which open out to the lovely balcony area, should you wish to stroll out into the sunshine. Continue a homely evening with some quality time together in the kitchen/diner, designed to a high standard with natural light from an overhead Velux window. Settle down with your loved ones to discuss the days adventures before cosying up in one of the two beautiful bedrooms. The twin room boasts a classic feel, with a neutral finish, whilst the double is elegantly presented, benefiting from access to the patio, for a nice start to the morning. To complement the layout, a shower room features a large shower cubicle and a modern suite, perfect for getting ready before an eventful afternoon. On the edge of the Norfolk Broads, the village of Sutton houses a local pub, the Sutton Staithe Hotel, set beside the River Ant, which flows downstream to Barton Broad, How Hill and Ludham Bridge. Just outside the village is Sutton Mill, a restored 18th-century windmill which rises to a remarkable 9 stories in height. Norwich lies further afield, a wonderful fusion of the modern and historic, one complimenting the other. Heron Cottage enjoys a superb position for accessing the best of Norfolk.

Sutton is home to a local pub; the Sutton Saithe Hotel, set beside the River Ant, which flows downstream to Barton Broad, How Hill and Ludham Bridge. There is a garden centre and a pottery in the village. At nearby Stalham is the popular Museum of the Broads. Just outside the village is Sutton Mill, a restored 18th-century windmill which rises to a remarkable 9 stories in height.

Accommodation