Muriel Cottage

This Grade ll listed 17th Century Norfolk Flint Fisherman’s cottage, has recently been tastefully renovated to upgrade the amenities while restoring and retaining it’s simple cottage feel and character. The cottage is in a small ‘loke’ off the narrow High street, just a minute’s walk up from the quayside, so ideally situated at the heart of the village to enjoy all aspects of the enchanting and picturesque coastal village of Blakeney.

Ground Floor:
Sitting/Dining Room with comfortable Sofa and big armchair, Dining table with chairs, TV, Books and Games, Cast iron Electric Radiators so heat always available. Woodburner for more wintery times (Initial logs provided.
Custom-made Kitchen with Electric Oven and Hob, Fridge with Ice-box, Microwave and Dishwasher.

First Floor:
Bedroom is light and airy, with King sized Double bed and plenty of storage space.
Shower room is spacious with Basin, WC and Large Walk-in Shower cubicle.

Outside: Table & chairs to enjoy the shared courtyard/loke. Space to store 2 bicycles in the outhouse. Outhouse also contains large sink and washing machine.
Parking: Pay & display 100yds up the High Street, and at Quayside when tide is out! Free Parking at Village Hall on Langham road, short pleasant walk.
Heating: Cast iron Electric radiators in Sitting room, Bathroom and Bedroom
Also Provided: Wi-fi. Towels.
Notes: The stairs out of the Kitchen, turn the corner and are relatively steep, in keeping with a cottage of this age.

The quaint flint cottages and narrow streets, sloping down to the tidal creek, evoke Blakeney’s characterful and varied history as a medieval port and centre of smuggling and piracy and give the village a timeless quality visitors love the year round. If that isn’t enough, the village is set in a designated area of outstanding natural beauty and it’s not difficult to see why – the wild salt marshes stretch out to Blakeney Point, there are seals and wild birds to see, and you’re in North Norfolk, where the sky is bigger than it is anywhere else….