Alojamientos vacacionales en Repps with Bastwick

Lavender Barn Rural barn in Broads National Park

This barn conversion is tastefully furnished with its own private garden, and use of large lawn and spacious gardens. Use of games room. Grove Farm offers accommodation on working farm in the quiet village of Repps with Bastwick, half a mile from Potter Heigham in the heart of the Broadland National Park. Surrounded by beautiful countryside, it's an ideal base for exploring the Norfolk Broads and surrounding area. Close to the seaside resort of Great Yarmouth, as well as many quieter beaches.

Idyllic Norfolk Broads Retreat.

Part of a picturesque barn and stable complex with bedroom/living room, en-suite, lobby, kitchenette and direct access to pretty shared courtyard garden with exotic plants and water feature. Set in the heart of the Broads National Park, two minute walk from Womack Water and river and five minutes to Ludham village pub and shop. Scenic river and marsh walks, nature trails, beaches, riverside pubs, boat hire all close by. Seal pups at Horsey a special off- season attraction December to February.

Waterside Thatched Barn Conversion

Birchwood Barn is a detached 3 bedroom converted barn on the edge of the picturesque Norfolk Broads village of Martham. It has a private decking area overlooking a pretty duck pond, a lawned garden area and is children and dog friendly. It offers easy access to the Norfolk Broads, miles of stunning sandy beaches, beautiful countryside and attractions. Families & boating, walking, coastal and fishing enthusiasts, and those who just want a relaxing break, will all find something to love here.

Spacious 5 Bed Broads cottage with modern twists

"A character country cottage with a modern twist" Chapel Cottage was built around 1850 but has been fully renovated and modernised in 2019. Set in the heart of the Norfolk Broads and in easy reach of Winterton, Hemsby, Caister & Great Yarmouth Beaches and the stunning Cathedral city of Norwich its a perfect base for your Holiday. Explore the amazing scenery and wildlife of the broads from nearby Acle or Potter Heigham. Kings Arms Restaurant and Pub in the village just a few minutes walk away.

Wellness Home - Luxuriously Soulful Scandi Barn

Set on the beautiful Suffolk border among tree lined roads and sprawling countryside, our wonderfully luxurious wellbeing house has been designed to bring solace, inspiration and soulful living. For those seeking a unique and stylish get away, Walnut Barn offers an extraordinary experience combining the beauty of a traditional rustic barn with elegantly contemporary design. Carefully curated Scandinavian furniture brings a timeless appeal and makes this a truely unforgettable place to stay.

Luxury shepards hut in Norfolk. New for 2022!

This beautiful brand new shepards hut is set in the heart of the broards national Park. We are a 3 minute walk to hickling broard and a 5 minute drive to our stunning coastline. Your special stay here at 'Breathing Space Hickling' is a holistic retreat that has been running over 10 years . So whether you would like to use this idyllic spot as a base to explore, relax in nature or book into see one of our therapists, the choice is yours! It's perfect to come alone or with a partner or friend.

Two Bedroom coastal cottage, Horsey Norfolk Broads

This special unspoilt part of Norfolk is the perfect place to come on holiday, see the many seals, explore the Norfolk Broads and our beautiful local beaches. ‘The Old Post Office’ is an idyllic coastal escape 'in the wilds of Norfolk' with a pub nearby - it is great for couples, families and nature lovers. Decorated with great care, this charming two bedroom semi detached cottage has an open plan kitchen/sitting room, master bedroom with ensuite and a lovely large enclosed garden. .

Cosy escape & hot tub - dogs welcome, 3 park spots

Harvest Hide-away is a stunning, light, airy newly completed home with a private, 6 person hot tub in an enclosed garden. Our master, with ensuite & rainfall shower, has a roomy euro kingsize bed. Located in Rollesby, a peaceful, Broads village, it is a 7 min stroll to the farm shop & 10 min drive to hire a cruiser for a day or launch a kayak. The seaside is within easy reach with an abundance of beautiful beaches, most dog friendly & no restrictions; the nearest a 10-minute drive.

The Cosy West Wing, dog friendly

Spacious, self contained annex, sleeps 2 in a double bed. (No further beds available) . Located on The Green in the picturesque village of Martham. Set within the Broads National Park, Martham is only 3.5 miles to the coast. We are walking distance to local amenities. Canoe and day boat hire are available in the village, to explore the Broads. Nature trails, marsh and river walks too. Only 15 miles to the beautifully historic city of Norwich and 8 to Great Yarmouth.

Delightful Luxury Shepherds Hut.

A unique and comfortable place to stay in a pleasant setting within its own private spot away from the owners house overlooking open fields. Ideal for a weekend break or longer stay should you wish to explore the Norfolk Broads and several beaches which are only a short distance away. During the winter months why not visit the seals at Horsey. Shepherds Delight looks out on to a westerly direction where you can experience the Norfolk big skies and most beautiful sunsets.

Charming country cottage hideaway

Welcome to Thatch Cottage; once home to 17th century Norfolk farm labourers and now a luxurious holiday hideaway. This beautiful detached house in the heart of the Broads National Park provides luxurious self-catering accommodation in an idyllic hamlet. The two-bathroom, two-bedroom configuration sleeps up to four people. Thatch Cottage offers all the modern essentials and has been immaculately modernised and renovated while still retaining its traditional rural charm.

Living in a Lighthouse

A magical converted 18th-century lighthouse located on the edge of the picturesque village of Winterton-on-Sea, Norfolk. A building with a rich history, mentioned in Defoe's Robinson Crusoe and used as a lookout tower during World War II. The original tower has now been extended at ground level, with a simple glass and timber structure, which opens onto a cedar deck and garden. The property has been widely featured in interiors magazines and national newspapers.