No 1 Thatched Cottage, Edingthorpe (sleeps 4)
An idyllic Grade II listed 16th century thatched cottage
No 1 Thatched Cottage is a delightful, partly thatched, 16th Century, grade II listed cottage in a quiet rural village location, just 2 miles from the beach. The cottage has recently been restored to a high standard, with many original features including an inglenook fireplace with a wood-burning stove.
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The accommodation
The accommodation with NSH and wall mounted heating throughout comprises:
Well-equipped, spacious kitchen/dining room with wood-burning stove, custom built brick and pine units, tiled flooring, range cooker (gas hob/electric oven), fridge with icebox, microwave, washing machine. Table and chairs seating four.
Separate sitting room with inglenook fireplace and wood-burning stove, comfy twin sofas, TV with freeview, DVD and CD Player. Stairs leading to double bedroom with vaulted, beamed ceiling, king size bed, storage. Cloakroom off with basin and WC.
The stairs from the kitchen lead to a small landing and the bathroom, with bath, hand held shower, basin and WC. Separate twin-bedded room with a dressing table and fitted wardrobe. En suite bathroom with bath, hand held shower, basin and WC.
NB In keeping with a property of this age there are two steep, winding staircases, which may be unsuitable for some. There is no access between the bedrooms. Access to the bathroom is via the staircase from the kitchen.
Directly outside pretty sitting area with bench. Additional fully enclosed garden across from the cottage. Parking for two cars.
Miscellaneous
- Picnic basket provided
- Bedding provided (towels at additional cost)
- Travel Cot accepted
- Strictly no smoking or pets
- Saturday changeover
- Basket of logs for wood-burner during colder months
- Additional guest bed available for occasional use
Edingthorpe
Edingthorpe is a quiet rural hamlet that benefits from being part of the “quiet lanes” scheme, making it an excellent location for walking and cycling. The village has a fine church, in part dating from Saxon times and with links to the war poet Siegfried Sassoon.
The village is ideally placed to explore the Norfolk Broads and coast. The sandy beaches at Bacton and Mundesley are less than two miles distant.
The nearby market town of North Walsham, with a weekly market, has good shopping, pubs and restaurants.
The Bittern Line Railway runs from here providing access to the Broads, Norwich and the Norfolk Coast at Cromer and Sheringham. By car the Broads can be reached in around 20 minutes.
"Amazing Cottage in a fantastic location. Thank you for a wonderful stay. Cottage and surroundings exquisite. Absolutely loved it and can't wait to return" - Mr H, Somerset
" We've had a wonderful holiday in your beautiful cottage. Thank you so much for everything especially the great welcome." - S & A, Lincoln
Availability
Prices 2010
| Booking Periods | Weekly Rental |
|---|---|
| 9 Jan - 27 March | £320 |
| 27 March - 17 April | £460 |
| 17 April - 22 May | £340 |
| 22 May - 10 July | £460 |
| 10 July - 28 August | £575 |
| 28 August - 25 Sept | £420 |
| 25 Sept - 23 October | £320 |
| 23 Oct - 30 Oct | £440 |
| 30 Oct - 18 Dec | £320 |
| Christmas & New Year | £575 |
Short Breaks
| 3 nights | 75% of weekly rental |
| 4 night break | 80% of weekly rental |
Booking and Enquiries
Call us on 01263 862133 or with your booking enquiry.
