The cottage
Watton 4.8 miles.
Log Cabin is a ground-floor, well-equipped holiday home perfect for a holiday of exploration in East Anglia.
This delightful cabin greets you with a handy entrance hall, perfect for taking off those muddy boots after a long walk.
To the right, you’ll find an open-plan living space, with plenty of furniture to curl up on and relax into the evening with the provided TV as your entertainment.
Discover a well-equipped kitchen housing all the appliances you could need to cook up a delicious home-cooked meal.
On the other side of the property you’ll find the spacious double bedroom and an en-suite bathroom boasting an elegant bath and separate shower, so you can decide how best to prepare for your day!
Outside, there is a parking space for one car and a spacious grassed garden, with a decked and patio area, where you can sit on the provided furniture, perfect for an evening glass of wine watching the sunset.
Nearby is The Olde Windmill Inn, a welcoming place for a beverage and a meal in the village of Great Cressingham.
Further afield you’ll find the charming market town of Watton hosting a variety of independent shops, supermarkets for your amenities, with plenty of traditional pubs and restaurants for some fine food and real ale.
You are within driving distance of the thriving coastline, offering a range of lovely sandy beaches to relax against the golden sands whilst topping up on that summer tan, or take the opportunity for to try your hand at some surfing and learn a new skill!
A charming property surrounded by natural beauty and is a perfect base for a holiday exploring the countryside.
About the location
WATTON
Swaffham 10 miles; Thetford 15 miles; Norwich 23 miles.
The well-served market town of Watton is in the district of Breckland, just less than 25 miles from Norwich. Perfectly positioned for access to the whole of Norfolk and North Suffolk, this town is thought to be where the 'Babes in the Wood' were abandoned in Wayland Wood. You will see on the town sign that there are two babes, and a hare jumping over the barrel reflecting the town name; wat being the local dialect word for hare, and ton for barrel. There is a traditional market held every Wednesday morning with produce including freshly caught fish, and there are two supermarkets and a number of independent shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs to enjoy. Within reach is the popular Thetford Forest Park, a number of golf courses, other market towns and not forgetting the cathedral city of Norwich. A convenient base for your Norfolk adventure.
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