The property
Approached via an endearing country road, is this wonderful barn conversion, sleeping up to two people.
This romantic retreat comes within striking distance of the picturesque countryside and the coastline, offering a wonderful opportunity to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Upon entering the property, be welcomed by the well-appointed, open-plan living room, boasting a kitchen area, a dining area and a sitting area.
After an action-packed day, look forward to dipping into the small bath before drifting off to sleep in the mezzanine-style double bedroom, which has a skylight window flooding the room with natural light.
To the outside, soak up the surroundings within the private garden area before heading out for the day, or enjoy a deserved beverage as the sun sets of an evening.
If you don’t feel like cooking, venture to the centre of Roughton where you will find a welcoming pub with a superb dining menu, in addition to a fish and chip shop and a small shop.
To keep you busy whilst staying here, venture to the seaside resort of Cromer where you will find a sandy beach and wonderful walking along the Norfolk Coast Path.
Alternatively, spend an afternoon at the National Trust property of Felbrigg Hall, offering opportunities to stroll around the well-kept grounds and brush up on the local history.
All-in-all, this cottage promises a refreshing getaway for two couples looking to spend time within this area.
About the location
ROUGHTON
Cromer 3 miles; Sheringham 7 miles.
Roughton is a small village in North Norfolk just over three miles from Cromer. It is home to a local pub and is where Albert Einstein briefly stayed after he fled Germany. A couple of miles away is the village of Felbrigg which is home to the Felbrigg Estate, owned by the National Trust and which extends over 1760 acres including the Great Wood which surrounds the magnificent Felbrigg Hall. The popular seaside resort of Cromer is known for its wonderful clifftop promenade, with attractive, colourful gardens and seating areas ideally placed for enjoying the stunning panoramic views over the sea. Cromer has a lovely, sandy Blue Flag beach where both children and adults can spend hours building sand castles, swimming, sunbathing or investigating the tidal pools in search of interesting sea creatures, which include young Cromer crabs. Cromer is proud of its beautiful Victorian pier, offering theatre shows, a museum and an RNLI lifeboat station, which is open to visitors and where you can learn about Cromer’s long lifeboat history. Take a nostalgic journey on a steam train at nearby Sheringham, or spend a day driving or cycling along North Norfolk’s beautiful coastline, stopping off to explore its salt marshes and nature reserves rich with birdlife. A lovely holiday location for all.
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