Latch Cottage

Welcome to our beautiful carrstone cottage dating to about 1880 and retaining a wealth of traditional features. This is a lovely welcoming home, with many personal touches, and is conveniently situated for North and West Norfolk's many attractions. The cottage is a 3 bedroom property sleeping 5 guests with, a large living room, kitchen, downstairs W/C, dining room, main shower room and an en suite W/C in the upstairs master bedroom. There is also a stair lift leading to the first floor. There are 2 spaces allocated for parking in the courtyard and a private garden for guests use only. The property is equip with every home from home comfort, washing machine, dryer, and free WIFI for guest use only. We are contactable by mobile 24/7 should you have any problems. Access will be available by a key safe at the property. The village is very quiet, clean and safe with excellent local pubs and a village shop a few minutes walk from the property. The cottage is central for so many interests. The cultural and literary hub of King Lynn is 7 miles away and hosts many events throughout the year and is well worth a visit. Other stately homes nearby are, Oxborough, Felbrigg, Holkham and Houghton Hall with many beautiful gardens. Nearby Walsingham is a fascinating medieval village with its 'Holy Mile' and national shrines it's unique and unspoiled. The famous Peddars Way walk covers 93 miles through the Norfolk countryside but can be joined at any point. Roydon Common is one of the country's outstanding bird watching reserves also Titchwell and Salthouse marsh are much enjoyed by bird watching enthusiasts. The cottage is 15 minutes from the coast by car there are many other local attractions to visit and enjoy. Wells next to the sea is a delightful fishing village where you can try your hand at crab fishing and take in the atmosphere. There is a regular nearby bus route and excellent road links for Norwich City and Airport, King's Lynn and Peterborough. The nearest station is King's Lynn, giving easy access to London, the Midlands and East Anglia.