Newly converted, traditional flint farm building situated in rural Norfolk. The Dairy has retained its charm with timber beams and a stable style front door. The fresh and stylish interiors provide a welcoming environment, and all your home comforts will be well provided for. At the front of the property is a large communal courtyard area with water feature and a private, screened area with bistro set for you to enjoy an early morning cuppa or sundowner looking out over the farmland. Located in The Brecks area of South Norfolk there is much to enjoy in this part of the county, with woodland and rivers on the farm itself, many walking and cycling routes and Snetterton Race Circuit just one mile away. This nicely presented, restful bolthole is ideal for holidays all year round. Shop / Pub: Shop: within 2 miles Pub: within 1 mile
The property can be booked, if availability permits, in conjunction with neighbouring properties The Stables & The Parlour (Property Ref: 2232 & 2234) to accommodate larger groups/families.
Ground Floor – One Level
Open plan Kitchen/Dining/Living area with oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice box, dining table and chairs, comfortable seating and Smart TV
Bedroom with double bed and built-in wardrobe
Bathroom with shower over bath, washbasin and wc
Garden: Private screened area at front of property with bistro set. Large communal courtyard with water feature.
Parking: Yes, on courtyard area.
Heating: Air Source Pump. Underfloor heating throughout.
Also Provided: Bed linen and towels. Wi-Fi. Welcome Tray. Hairdryer. Books and Games.
Notes: This is a non-smoking property. Mobile signal: variable.
Quidenham is a small, south Norfolk, rural village set in lush countryside and farmland. Peaceful and quiet and a world away from the everyday rush of life, it offers lovely walking and cycling country under the huge skies Norfolk is so famous for. The bustling market town of Diss is 10 minutes away and offers golf, fishing lakes and swimming. The market towns of Attleborough and Wymondham are also close and give a flavour of traditional Norfolk life, provide some great shopping and eating opportunities. Snetterton Race Circuit, just a mile away, is a must visit place for all motor sport enthusiasts. Banham Zoo is home to over 2000 animals from around the world and is only 5 miles to the west. The city of Norwich is a 30-minute drive for culture, cafes, fine dining and retail therapy. The charming town of Bungay on the Norfolk/Suffolk borders is worth a visit with the Earsham Street end of the town showcasing good delicatessens, antique haunts and a great café with a pretty garden to eat out in when the weather allows. The Broads are less than an hour away and make another lovely day out with over 125 miles of waterway networks to explore and if the coast beckons you can be there in an hour – the beaches on the east coast are sandy, spectacular and often underpopulated even in the summer.