Nursery Cottage

A beautifully stylish countryside retreat, nestled in a tranquil spot within The Broads National Park on a small working farm, this lovely property is one level living at its best. The contemporary interiors offer all mod cons and the huge open plan living area is a great space to enjoy. There is a summerhouse in the garden and younger members of the family will enjoy the ride on tractor. There is plenty to do in the region with 125 miles of Broads waterways to explore and some notable walking and cycling routes nearby such as Weavers Way and National Cycle route 30 that runs along the coast. Discover sandy beaches less than 20 minutes away, take a day trip to Norwich or amble the day away with a spot of nearby river fishing or birdwatching. Whatever you decide to do, Nursery Cottage is such a super year round retreat one stay may not be enough. Shop: 3.5 miles Pub: 1.25 miles

One Level:
Sitting/Dining Room/Kitchen: with large corner sofa, TV, DVD player, CD player, WiFi, DAB radio, wood burner, dining table and chairs
Kitchen Area: with built-in electric oven, electric induction hob, fridge with freezer compartment, dishwasher, microwave, washing machine.  Breakfast bar with two bar stools
Bedroom 1 with double bed
Bedroom 2 with double bed
Bath Room with bath, separate large shower cubicle including hand held attachment, washbasin and WC

Garden: Garden with patio, lawned area, summerhouse, patio table and chairs 
Parking: Driveway parking for two cars and space for a small boat on a trailer should you wish to use the launching facilities 1 mile away in Thurne.
Heating: Oil fired central heating.  Wood burner, logs provided.
Also provided: Towels. Books and games. Travel cot and highchair – please request on booking. A freezer is available on request (located in garage). Welcome pack.
Notes:  This is a non-smoking property. Mobile reception – variable. Farm produced eggs, bacon and even Aberdeen Angus steak is available to buy on site from the farm.

Oby is a small hamlet that sits under the big open skies that Norfolk is so famous for and its location close to the east coast beaches and within The Broads National Park, means that you have the best of both worlds on your doorstep.  The landscape is relatively flat and makes fantastic cycling country, try your hand at The Broads Explorer loop. The coast hosts some beautiful sandy beaches; Winterton-on-Sea and Horsey are less than 20 minutes away.  At Horsey get up close and personal with the resident seal colony and if you are visiting in the winter, the seal pups will melt your heart. The Broads National Park boasts 125 miles of inlets and waterways to explore, seek out the Canoe Man who will take you in a kayak to explore some of the quieter reaches of the river systems – a perfect escape from your everyday world, or enjoy a guided wildlife trip on a larger boat at nearby Horsey Mere. Car enthusiasts will enjoy a visit to Caister Castle Car Collection in the summer months, one of the largest privately owned collections in the country.  The children will enjoy taking to the raised walkways at Thrigby Hall Wildlife Gardens for a unique view of its Asian animal inhabitants or an outing to the resident Hippodrome Circus in Great Yarmouth. For walkers, Weaver’s Way is easily accessible with plenty of circular routes within it. Spoilt for choice, this is a great part of Norfolk, come and discover it for yourself, you won’t regret it.