Penny Cottage has been renovated throughout, keeping its character and charm in the process. With freshly decorated interiors, contemporary style furniture and tasteful furnishings throughout; this comfortable and well-equipped cottage will not disappoint. The cosy sitting room has a wood burner for extra warmth and dining area. Upstairs is the bedroom with king size bed and beautiful views over the surrounding fields. Outside the front of the cottage is a 3-piece bistro set, perfect for a morning cuppa or evening sundowner. Bring along your dog too and explore all the delights of North Norfolk from this peaceful bolthole. Shop: 1 mile. Pub: within walking distance
Ground Floor
Kitchen with electric oven and hob, microwave and fridge/freezer
Open plan Living/Dining area with sofa, Smart TV, wood burner, dining table and two chairs
Bathroom with shower, washbasin, wc and washing machine
First Floor
Bedroom with king size bed
Garden: Shingle courtyard at front of the cottage with 3-piece bistro set.
Parking: Private parking for one car.
Pets: One well behaved dog welcome. Please be aware of our booking information regarding pets.
Heating: Electric heating and wood burner.
Also Provided: Bed linen and towels. Wi-Fi. Books and games. Starter pack of logs in the colder months.
Notes: This is a non-smoking property. The stairs are steep, please take care.
Bodham is a lovely north Norfolk village with a good pub and just a short drive from Norfolk’s diverse coastline. For traditional seaside entertainment, head for Cromer with its iconic Pier; you can pick up the Norfolk Coastal path here and there are some great walks along the clifftops. National Trust’s Felbrigg Hall, Gardens & Estate often host events throughout the year and is just a 10 minute drive from the Cottage. Also run by the National Trust, Sheringham Park has acres to wander and explore; come in late spring for the spectacular rhododendrons and azaleas that flower here. There is a steam train service running along the coastline, from the popular seaside town of Sheringham to the elegant, Georgian town of Holt. Both towns are worth a visit, take in a bit of culture at the Sheringham Little Theatre and enjoy traditional fish and chips on the promenade. Holt is full of independent boutique shopping, art and antique galleries and café culture. It has a great food hall and some good places to eat & drink, from vintage tea rooms with pretty gardens to excellent pubs. If you enjoy a spot of golf then two prestigious golf courses await nearby, Sheringham being just 3 miles away and Cromer 7 miles away.