Roughton, East Anglia (Click to view on map)

2 Bedroom Cottage in Roughton

Oc 782 Hawthorne Cottage is a 2 bedroom dog friendly property in East Anglia, England

Oc 782 Hawthorne Cottage is a dog friendly holiday cottage from HolidayCottages.co.uk

4 guests
2 bedrooms
1 bathrooms
dog friendly

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Nestled on the outskirts of the village of Roughton, this barn conversion is part of a small complex with two other cottages. After a day exploring the Norfolk coast, only 4 miles away, you can make the most of this characterful retreat, with its exposed beams, warming wood burner, luxurious hot tub, and countryside views. Inside, you will find a spacious open-plan lounge/kitchen/dining room with traditional brick and flint walls and a distressed wooden beamed ceiling. The sofa in the lounge area provides a comfortable spot to watch a film on the TV after a day out adventuring, and the wood burner is perfect for those chilly winter nights. The kitchen is equipped with all the amenities you could need to whip up a home-cooked feast, and there’s a dining table to seat all four guests. The master bedroom features a king-size bed and there is also a twin bedroom and a family shower room. In addition to the shared outdoor areas of the barn, you will have access to your own private, enclosed garden with a five-seater hot tub with 24 hydrotherapy jets and LED lighting at an additional charge of £69. For children there is also a tree swing or compete with a family game of table tennis. Enjoy the play fort to enjoy within the complex. For your canine companions there are two fields on site to enjoy a family walk. There is a shop, pub, fish and chip shop, and fishing lake all within 0.5 miles of the barn, while Cromer and Sheringham, with their abundant seaside attractions, are just 4 miles and 7 miles away respectively. For those who love exploring Norfolk's rich history, take a trip to Felbrigg Hall (3 miles) and Blickling Hall (7 miles). Learn all about Norfolk's captivating heritage and spot wildlife such as grey seals at the famous Blakeney Point, just 17 miles away.