Wren Cottage

This attractive cottage is nestled in the historic heart of the thriving market town of Aylsham. Built in the 1850s and within walking distance of The River Bure, the cottage retains plenty of character and is surrounded by some particularly attractive properties of architectural note. Offering a warm welcome, the cottage exudes an elegant interior that makes you feel comfortable and instantly at home with plenty of space for everyone to enjoy; waking up to birdsong in the king-size bed will be a treat not easily forgotten. There is a pretty and private garden with a summer house and barbeque to enjoy in warmer weather, a spot for secure bike storage to the rear and with a four-legged friend welcome too, Wren Cottage is a cosy spot to snuggle into year-round. Aylsham has numerous shops, pubs and restaurants, a market twice a week and the Bure Valley Railway will take you to The Broads National Park on a steam train. For walkers, Weavers Way is easily accessible from here as is Blicking Hall and Park, run by the National Trust. Shops/Pub: 0.3 miles

Ground Floor:
Sitting Room with comfortable seating, Smart TV, CD player, Blu-ray player, WiFi, DAB radio and electric living flame fire
Dining Room with table and chairs for six
Kitchen with built-in electric oven, gas hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher and washer. Door to the garden

First Floor:
Bedroom 1 with king-size bed
Bedroom 2 step down to this bedroom, with twin beds
Shower Room with underfloor heating, walk-in shower, washbasin, wc and heated towel rail

Garden: Enclosed rear garden with lawned area, summer house, garden furniture and charcoal barbecue. Outside storage area for bikes in side alley.
Parking: Roadside parking.
Pets: two well behaved pets welcome. Please be aware of our booking information regarding pets.
Heating: Gas central heating. Electric living flame fire. Underfloor heating (part).
Also provided: Towels. Books and games. Welcome pack. Wifi.
Notes: This is a non-smoking property. Mobile reception – variable.

Aylsham is a lovely market town where you can find a good range of shops, cafes, pubs and other facilities; it still runs a general market on a Monday and Friday and the town is a great launch pad for discovering the numerous attractions of north Norfolk’s landscape, much of which is set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Nearby attractions include Blickling Hall and Park with a vast lake and over 950 acres of woodland and parkland; the Hall itself was the former home of Anne Boleyn.
The Bure Valley Railway starts at Aylsham and runs a steam engine to neighbouring Wroxham, where you can explore 125 miles of waterways within The Broads National Park. The coastal resort of Cromer with its famous pier and seaside shops is 14 miles to the north and travelling along the main coastal road in either direction you will come to many pretty, traditional, Norfolk villages and diverse stunning scenery; a number of beaches on the east coast, such as Mundesley are Blue Flag listed and often not over populated even in the summer months. Norwich is only 20 minutes away by car and makes a great day out for culture vultures, some retail therapy and fine dining.