Courtyard Cottage

Of traditional Norfolk construction in mellow brick and chalk lump, full of character, Courtyard Cottage was created by skillfull conversion of a barn in the garden of Norfolk House, using salvaged building materials. Internally, the lovely features and furnishings create a seductive atmosphere of calm and comfort. The accommodation, which is all on one level, includes:

Entrance hall with ceramic tiled floor, exposed beams and brickwork, leading to the kitchen/diner, again with tiled floor, feature brickwork and exposed ceiling joists; fully fitted hand-crafted pine units with all appliances, including split-level oven, grill and hob, fridge, microwave, dishwasher and many thoughtful extras. There is a freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer in the utility room.

The cosy lounge has two settees, an armchair and a large brick fireplace for burning logs; satellite tv and radio, video, dvd (free access to our library of over five hundred feature films), hifi; french windows to patio and garden.

The two ground floor bedrooms Rose Marie and Guinivere each have an ensuite bathroom and wc, fitted carpet and wardrobes, bedside cabinets with table lamps, dressing table with mirror, chest of drawers, radio and hairdryer, and are individually decorated and furnished to an excellent standard.

The electric central heating is included in the rental cost.

Parking off-road in the driveway for two cars.



Courtyard Cottage is managed by Kay and Philip Leverett who live nearby.