Plot your escape to St Gabriel's, a unique cottage tucked into the heart of one of Norfolk’s best-known medieval villages, it features design-led interiors and a sprinkling of luxury too. Grade 11 listed, the cottage has exposed beams, is full of character and its quirky design cannot fail to charm. Unusually, the living room is on the first floor but with its wood burner, beams and huge sofa, you quickly feel at home. Open plan to the kitchen, the dining room has a cocktail trolley so get inventive and conjure up your very own cocktail or two ahead of supper. The kitchen features a floor to ceiling wine rack, a bespoke built pantry cupboard and a range cooker; just the place to cook up some of Norfolk’s local produce, which can be found a few strides away at the local farm shop. When thoughts turn to bed, cosy in to one of the two double beds. The ground floor bedroom has a set of sliding opaque doors that lead through to a beautiful en-suite shower room and on the first floor there is a luxurious bathroom, just the spot to soak the day away with a glass of champagne and a good book. With a great pub and the village store, all within walking distance of the cottage and the Coast Hopper bus, literally on the doorstep, there are plenty of reasons to come and stay in this wonderful cottage in glorious north Norfolk. Shops/Pub: within walking distance.
Ground Floor:
Kitchen/Dining Room with range cooker, dishwasher, fridge freezer, microwave, washing machine, Nespresso coffee machine, cocktail trolley and dining table and chairs
Bedroom 1 with double bed, exposed beams and En-Suite Shower Room with shower with rainfall head, separate handheld attachment, washstand with oval basin, wc and heated towel rail
First Floor:
Living Room with comfortable seating, exposed beams, wall-mounted Smart TV, WiFi and wood burner
Bedroom 2 with double bed
Family Bathroom with freestanding bath, separate shower with rainfall head and handheld attachment, washstand with oval basin, wc and heated towel rail
Outside: There is a small, enclosed and shingled area with secure bike storage.
Parking: Roadside parking and public car park nearby.
Pets: One well behaved pet welcome. please no pets on furniture.
Heating: Electric central heating – underfloor on the ground floor. Wood burner.
Also provided: Towels. Books and games. Hairdryer. Welcome pack.
Notes: This is a non-smoking property.
Little Walsingham is an ancient and historic medieval village, established in 1061 and is home to The Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham and Walsingham Abbey grounds, which is picture perfect for walks in the early spring with its display of snowdrops. The village also as an excellent and award-winning farm shop, numerous cafes and two good pubs. Great Walsingham has a small craft centre, and an award-winning pie shop with a café that also sells local art. Little and Great Walsingham are only a mile apart and you would think by the names that Little would be the smaller of the two, but this is not the case. Both villages are surrounded by lovely, undulating countryside between the picturesque Glaven Valley and the North Norfolk Coast and the sandy beaches of Wells-next-the-Sea and Holkham are just a short distance away. Cycle routes 1 & 2 are on the doorstep and will take you to the coastal villages of Cley, Salthouse and Weybourne and if you want to leave the car behind and discover the rest of the coast, pick up the Coast Hopper bus in the village, which runs from Cromer in the east to Hunstanton in the West.