Tucked away in a quiet loke Town Yard Cottage is an appealing, traditional brick and flint property with an attractively planted sunny garden and parking. Built in the 19th Century, and well equipped, the allure of the cottage is easy to see as it blends charm and comfort with a modern touch. The light filled living room, has an electric flame-effect stove, perfect for warming up after a winter walk across the marsh. The cosy kitchen dining space has a pretty Settle, and the Norfolk winder staircase takes you up to a peaceful nights’ sleep in either the double or twin bedrooms. The centre of the village is a short walk away and showcases some wonderful local produce from the delicatessen, the smokehouse and the bakery as well as art galleries, bookshop, café, pub and pottery and not forgetting the villages’ famous landmark, Cley Windmill. Shops/Pub: within walking distance
Ground Floor:
Sitting Room with comfortable seating, oak flooring, 43” Smart TV with built in Chromecast, Apple Airplay and Disney+, Bluray player, CD/Bluetooth/DAB radio, USB charging sockets and WiFi. Door to garden
Kitchen/Dining Area with double oven, electric hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and microwave. Dining table with Settle and chairs. Bluetooth/DAB radio. Stable door to courtyard
Utility Cupboard with washing machine
First Floor:
Bedroom 1 with double bed
Bedroom 2 with twin beds
Family Bathroom with bath and separate shower, washbasin, wc and heated towel rail
Garden: small courtyard to the side of the cottage with covered access to the enclosed rear garden with lawn, flower borders, attractive fencing and patio with table, chairs and charcoal barbeque.
Parking: Private parking available for one car. Further parking available in the village car park a short walk from the cottage.
Heating: Electric heating. Electric flame effect wood burner.
Also provided: Towels. Books and games. Hairdryer. Welcome pack.
PET: one well behaved friend dog welcome
Notes: This is a non-smoking property. Please note that the staircase in the property is a Norfolk winder with a twist and narrow treads and may not be suitable for the less mobile and young children. Mobile reception – variable.
Cley-next-the-Sea is a charming, small coastal village with an international reputation for its nearby bird reserve and the salt marshes that run along this stretch of the coast. The marshes and reserve have been in the care of the Norfolk Wildlife Trust since 1926, making it the oldest wildlife reserve in the UK. The village has two good pubs, a brilliant delicatessen, a smokehouse, art gallery, pottery, magnificent 14th Century church and an iconic windmill that is a landmark for this part of the coast and where you can dine in the evenings. Other lovely villages to explore along the coast are Blakeney and Morston, where you can take a visit from their harbours to see the local seal colony. For sandy beaches and miles of them, head to nearby Wells-next-the-Sea or Holkham, seat to the Earls of Leicester, which also has a deer park and an 18th Century Palladian mansion to visit.