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5, Carpenters Cottage
ATTRACTIVE 4 STAR GOLD AWARD,FLINT COTTAGE WITH PARKING AND Wi-Fi, Beautifully furnished and decorated to a high standard, sleeps four comfortably with a double bedroom and a smaller bedroom with twin beds, Egyptian cotton sheets, and luxurious Hungarian goose duvets.Luxury bathroom together with a new heating system and boiler provide masses of hot water, for a soak after a day of exploring. Large comfortable sitting/dining room.. Separate modernised kitchen complete with dishwasher. The cottage shares a shingled walled garden, there is a bench for the guests to use. .Complimentary slippers and toiletries.
The cottage is close to the centre of this Georgian market town with its washed stone High Street and flint lined yards which harbour a range of quality galleries, tea rooms, pubs, and antique shops.
In summer the towns continental style of on-street cafes & dazzling colourful hanging baskets give way to a fairy winter wonderland of Christmas lights. In all seasons, Holt is an ideal base to explore the North Norfolk hinterland, whether to the coast or the countryside. Close by is a pleasant Common Sprouts Hill.
Holt Country Park, just south of the town, is a 100 acre woodland that hosts family events throughout the year as well as offering walks for all abilities.
The untamed ever changing beauty of North Norfolk's coastline & the rich appeal of its countryside & meandering byways make this a destination for all seasons. North Norfolk has always earned its living from the land & the sea, & this special relationship is apparent in every corner, from the towering, opulent churches built on the profits of a thriving medieval wool trade to the fishing boats pulled up on the shore.
The dramatic landscape is a sanctuary for wildlife, ideal for bird watching. Charming market towns and picture-postcard villages, where lovingly husbanded estates radiate around majestic stately homes.
A wander along the North Norfolk coast is a trip through pretty villages & untamed scenery. From the vast expanse of Holkham Bay in the west, to the pristine sands of Sea Palling in the east, three quarters of North Norfolk's 43 miles of coastline is designated as an area of outstanding natural beauty.
Whether you crave the solitude of windswept beaches or prefer sunbathing on the seafront of a bustling resort town, there is a stretch of shore for you.
Holkham beach is a breathtaking panorama - so broad that at low tide, it is a mile's walk across golden sand from the fringe of pine woods to the water. At Wells stilt-high colourful beach huts look out across the beach.
Blakeney Point offers a wilderness walk along dunes, rare terns breed in the safety of the National Trust's reserve. Near Cley, the Norfolk Wildlife Trust's new visitor centre gives spectacular views across the reeded bird sanctuary.
Sheringham, Cromer, Overstrand & Mundesley hark back to Victoian & Edwardian times, where crab pots & buoys adorn the seafronts.
The cottage is close to the centre of this Georgian market town with its washed stone High Street and flint lined yards which harbour a range of quality galleries, tea rooms, pubs, and antique shops.
In summer the towns continental style of on-street cafes & dazzling colourful hanging baskets give way to a fairy winter wonderland of Christmas lights. In all seasons, Holt is an ideal base to explore the North Norfolk hinterland, whether to the coast or the countryside. Close by is a pleasant Common Sprouts Hill.
Holt Country Park, just south of the town, is a 100 acre woodland that hosts family events throughout the year as well as offering walks for all abilities.
The untamed ever changing beauty of North Norfolk's coastline & the rich appeal of its countryside & meandering byways make this a destination for all seasons. North Norfolk has always earned its living from the land & the sea, & this special relationship is apparent in every corner, from the towering, opulent churches built on the profits of a thriving medieval wool trade to the fishing boats pulled up on the shore.
The dramatic landscape is a sanctuary for wildlife, ideal for bird watching. Charming market towns and picture-postcard villages, where lovingly husbanded estates radiate around majestic stately homes.
A wander along the North Norfolk coast is a trip through pretty villages & untamed scenery. From the vast expanse of Holkham Bay in the west, to the pristine sands of Sea Palling in the east, three quarters of North Norfolk's 43 miles of coastline is designated as an area of outstanding natural beauty.
Whether you crave the solitude of windswept beaches or prefer sunbathing on the seafront of a bustling resort town, there is a stretch of shore for you.
Holkham beach is a breathtaking panorama - so broad that at low tide, it is a mile's walk across golden sand from the fringe of pine woods to the water. At Wells stilt-high colourful beach huts look out across the beach.
Blakeney Point offers a wilderness walk along dunes, rare terns breed in the safety of the National Trust's reserve. Near Cley, the Norfolk Wildlife Trust's new visitor centre gives spectacular views across the reeded bird sanctuary.
Sheringham, Cromer, Overstrand & Mundesley hark back to Victoian & Edwardian times, where crab pots & buoys adorn the seafronts.
Low Season £450 Per Week
High Season £595 Per Week
High Season £595 Per Week
Sleeps 4 Persons.
Location Type:
Town
Accessibility:
Car Required
Housekeeping & Services:
Iron and Ironing Board
Bed Linen Included
Towels Included
Fuel and Power Included
No Smoking
Bedrooms:
1 Double Bedroom
1 Twin Bedroom
Kitchen:
Dishwasher
Microwave
Fridge
Toaster
Oven
Hob
Grill
Internet Access:
Broadband
Wireless Broadband
Entertainment:
DVD Player
Books
Games
TV
Radio
Garden/Terrace/Play area:
Communal garden
Parking available:
Off road parking
Activities within 20min drive of the property:
Fishing
Outlet Shopping
Theatre
Golf
Walking
Cycling
Pub/Bar within 1 mile
Local Water Sports:
Sailing
Swimming (indoor pool)