Owlwood Cottage

This 1950's cottage was once used as married quarters for the ranks at Muckleburgh Camp.  Now completely refurbished, the house is a modern and stylish holiday get away.  Located within walking distance of both Kelling Heath and the sea, the cottage is set back from the quiet road and offers lovely spaces within. Equipped to a high standard Owlwood's owners have added many creature comforts that will make a good stay great.  The rear garden has a summer house, perfect for taking a quiet evening drink with your barbecue on warmer days and the ambience of the house makes for a relaxing stay at any time of the year.  Shop/Pub: within walking distance

Ground floor:
Sitting room a welcoming room with comfortable seating, feature fireplace, TV, DVD player and CD player
Kitchen/dining room with electric oven and hob, dishwasher, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, breakfast bar with stools, dining table and chairs, door to the back garden

First floor:
Bedroom 1 with a king-size bed
Bedroom 2  with twin beds
Bathroom with bath, over-bath shower, washbasin and wc

Garden: There is a front garden area and an enclosed rear garden with summerhouse, wooden table and chairs and small barbecue.
Parking: Parking on the roadside directly outside the house (not designated).
Heating: Night storage heaters thermostatically controlled and free-standing electric.
Also Provided: Towels.  Books, games, radio. WiFi.
Notes: This is a non-smoking property. Mobile signal - variable.

Kelling is a small village in a great location set along the coast road that skirts the top of the county and lies between Sheringham and Salthouse. Its reputation as a smuggling haven is no longer but the area has been one of military and historical importance in the past. The village reading rooms have now been turned into a small book shop, art gallery and tea room and the area, surrounded as it is by both Kelling Heath and Muckleburgh Hill, within the Norfolk Coastal Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is great for walkers, birdwatchers and with the lack of light pollution, star gazers too! The Norfolk Wildlife Trusts' visitor centre at Cley-next-the-Sea is just a short drive along the coast and the marshes along this stretch of the coast attract year round attention for its flora, fauna and wildlife. To the east the charming Victorian seaside town of Cromer with its famous Pier is a lively spot to enjoy a day out and the cliff top walks, golf course and climb up the church tower will keep everyone active!  With the attractive Georgian town of Holt close by, the historic houses of Felbrigg and Blickling just a short drive away and the local Coasthopper Bus Service that will take you right along the coast to Hunstanton in the west, you are ensured of a very enjoyable stay in this part of Norfolk.