Wherry Cottage

Wherry Cottage is a newly renovated property close to Womack Staithe, one of a row of similar cottages that are part of a conversion of the former maltings. An ideal cottage for couples who like the countryside with opportunities for bird watching, fishing and walking right on the door step, if you have small children there are bunk beds available on request. The small enclosed courtyard is a sunny spot to relax in and there are views over open countryside and the staithe from the property and communal garden. The historic city of Norwich is only a 30 minute drive away or a short drive takes you to one of the many beautiful east coast beaches, making Wherry Cottage the ideal base for a holiday sampling the delights of Norfolk’s beautiful coastline and countryside. Shop/Pub: all within walking distance

Ground Floor:
Sitting Room/Dining Room with comfortable seating, flat screen TV, DVD player, dining table and chairs, electric fire
Kitchen with electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge, freezer and washer/dryer

First Floor:
Bedroom 1 with a double bed, there are bunks beds in the entrance area to the bedroom these are charged at £30 per booking, please request on booking if required
Bathroom with bath and over bath shower, washbasin and wc

Garden: Fully enclosed courtyard with table and chairs. Communal lawn area
Parking: Designated parking for one car. Further parking available at the Staithe public car park.
Heating: Wall mounted electric panel heating
Also provided: Towels. Books and games. WiFi. Radio/CD player
Pets: Two small dogs welcome, please be aware of booking information regarding pets
Notes: This is a non smoking property. Mobile reception – weak. The Maltings (1552) sleeps 6, is in the same building and sleeps 6, perfect to book with Wherry Cottage for parties who wish to holiday together yet retain their own space - https://www.norfolkcottages.co.uk/norfolk-broads-cottages/ludham/1552-the-maltings

Ludham is a lovely Broadland village nestling on the banks of the River Thurne with an impressive flint church, village store, public house, and tea room. Womack Staithe is a short stroll from the village and is the home base for the Heritage Sailing Fleet so you may see the now fully restored wherry the Albion. The staithe is also a super spot to enjoy a picnic and the area is great for walking, explore the newly opened route between St Benets and How Hill which follows an ancient path used by the monks of St Benets Abbey a great opportunity to immerse yourself in the beautiful and unique landscape of The Broads.