The Garden House at Wolterton Hall

Nestled within the beautiful Norfolk countryside is this charming cottage set within the grounds of an 18th-century estate. Perfect for families or groups of friends, this property is the ideal base for your adventure in exploring this beautiful part of Norfolk. The village of Itteringham is just 2.5 miles away and offers a local pub and a handy village shop to pick up any essentials. For a wider range of shops, cafes and bars, head to the market town of Aylsham (5.5 miles) which also plays host to the Bure Valley Railway experience and the National Trust’s Blickling Hall. Visit the coastal town of Cromer (10 miles) for a traditional day by the sea, enjoying the glorious sandy beach or taking a stroll along the pier.

As soon as you step through the property’s gate and walk up the garden path to the front door, you immediately feel welcome at this elegant home. Stepping through the front door, you enter into the lovely entrance space with the kitchen directly in front of you. The solid oak kitchen with dining table and chairs offers quality equipment and appliances, allowing guests to prepare and cook a range of meals. Through the kitchen you will find bedroom one which has a luxury super king-size bed, as well as a state of the art, luxury marble en-suite with Jack-and-Jill basins, rainfall shower and separate bath. The sitting room is an elegant, relaxing space just off the entrance area. It’s the ideal spot to sit back and relax in front of the open fire. Through the sitting room is bedroom two with a king-size bed as well as its own marble en-suite shower room. Upstairs is where you will find the third bedroom. This elegant and spacious room with a king-size bed and en-suite shower facilities also has gorgeous views over the estate's walled garden.

The property also has its very own enclosed walled garden with private patio, garden furniture and barbecue - the perfect place to enjoy the last of the day’s sunshine. As well as this, guests also have access to the estate's garden, growing seasonal fruit and vegetables year-round, not to mention full access to the grounds within the estate.