With prime positioning in the centre of arguably one of North Norfolk's most popular coastal villages, Clock Cottage is a welcoming and trendy coastal hideaway. Sympathetically updated retaining its original cottage charm with high quality furnishings; you’ll be sure to fall in love. The stylish shaker kitchen with granite worksurface, exposed beams and Norfolk pamment tiled floor is very well equipped with everything you’ll need for a self-catering holiday. The tastefully decorated living dining room offers a delightful mix of modern furnishings and period features, providing a wonderful space to relax in. Return from blustery days exploring the Norfolk coast in the cooler months and flop in front of the wood burning stove. There are two bedrooms, a double and a twin, and a good-sized family bathroom accessed via traditional Norfolk winder stairs. Outside is a delightful south facing courtyard to the rear of the cottage, that is both very private as well as a sheltered little suntrap in the warmer months – dine alfresco or simply recline in the sunshine. To the front there is a long lawned garden that stretches down to the road. Clock Cottage is a true delight and is sure to be a very popular holiday choice for families, couples and friends all year round. Shop/Pub: within walking distance
GROUND FLOOR
Living / Dining area with comfortable seating, Smart TV with soundbar, wood burning stove, dining table with and chairs
Kitchen with oven, hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, Nespresso compatible coffee machine and Lavazza milk frother and access to the rear of the cottage
FIRST FLOOR
Bedroom 1 with double bed and feature fireplace
Bedroom 2 with twin beds
Family bathroom with bath, separate shower with rainfall showerhead and handheld attachment, washbasin, wc and heated towel rail
Garden: To the rear of the cottage there is a south facing courtyard with table and four chairs. At the front of the cottage across the gravel parking area is a lawned garden.
Parking: Gravel driveway parking for 2 cars in front of lawned front garden.
Pets: One well behaved dog welcome downstairs only. Please be aware of our booking information regarding pets.
Heating: Oil central heating. Underfloor heating in family bathroom. Wood burning stove.
Also Provided: Bed linen and towels. Wi-Fi. Books. Roberts DAB Radio. GHD Hairdryer. Welcome Tray.
Notes: This is a non-smoking property. Regret no infants under 2 years old. There is nowhere suitable to charge an Electric Vehicle at this property and so EV charging is prohibited. The stairs are very steep and winding with a rope banister and not suitable for young children under 8 or those with reduced mobility, please take care. Please note - Low doorway between the lounge and the kitchen. Please take extra care.
Thornham is a vibrant picturesque village that forms part of the conservation area on the North West Norfolk Coast. There is a wide sandy beach and a small harbour, both of which form part of a local nature reserve, a paradise for walkers and birdwatchers. There are so many tempting pubs/restaurants and eateries in the village. There is a lovely deli/village shop next to the children's playground and communal tennis court. There is also a delightful farm shop on the western edge of the village, with the Yurt restaurant, Gurney's fresh fish, Eric's fish and chips and an array of other shops. The coastal town of Hunstanton is just four miles away, it has a sandy beach, long promenade boasting stunning sunsets and many attractions for children. The Coast Hopper bus can take you to Wells-next-the-Sea where you can try crabbing on the quay, or spot seals at nearby Morston or Blakeney, or visit villages including Brancaster and Burnham Market - an excellent opportunity to leave the car behind and enjoy the scenery. Don't miss one of the best beaches in the UK at Holkham, where you can also explore the hall and vast parkland within the Estate. HM The Queen's Sandringham Estate is close by, as is the Titchwell RSPB Reserve, or head to Holme Dunes nature reserve, run by the Norfolk Wildlife Trust.