Bay Tree Cottage

Bay Tree Cottage is part of a Grade II listed former vicarage which has been converted to a high specification throughout. The spacious kitchen/diner serves as a sociable hub and is well equipped for guests who enjoy cooking. There is a large lounge with french doors opening out into the private rear garden. Sitting on the raised sun terrace you can enjoy open views of the grazing pastures beyond. Upstairs the three beautifully presented good-sized bedrooms and two bathrooms make this a perfect place for a family or two couples.This charming period cottage is set in a small exclusive development and benefits from two designated off street parking spaces.Situated in an idyllic peaceful location with access to two acres of communal woodland, it is only a short walk from Little Walsingham, a picturesque village of considerable historic interest, with its National Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham and the medieval ruins of the priory. The pretty village has two good pubs, cafes, an excellent new bistro (Victorious), and a renowned local farm shop. Just 10 minutes drive away, or a short journey on the light railway, is the coastal town of Wells-next-the Sea where you can enjoy some crabbing off the quayside, discover the vast sandy beach with its beautiful beach huts and sample East Anglia's top fish and chip shop (French's). Ground FloorEntrance (Website hidden by Airbnb) A stunning open kitchen/dining room with plenty of floor and storage space. Very well equipped with double electric oven, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and coffee machine. There is a large table with a bench and four chairs and a lovely vintage sideboard.Sitting Room: A light and comfortable room, overlooking the garden with views over the pastures, wall hung electric fire, two large sofas, TV and DVD PlayerCloak Room: Accessed from the entrance hall, it has a hand basin and W/CThere is a high chair and travel cot in the property along with childrens tableware, a step stool and a potty.First FloorThe stairs are straight, not steep and have a handrail.Bedroom 1: A spacious room overlooking the front of the property with a king size bed, bedside tables with lamps and a wardrobe.Bedroom 2: Lovely room overlooking the garden with double bed, beside tables with lamps, chest of drawers and built in wardrobe.Ensuite shower room: with hand basin, W/C and enclosed shower.Bedroom 3: Light room at the back of the property with a single bed and pull out full size truckle bed (please notify in advance if this is required) and a chest of drawers.Bathroom: Bath, W/C, double sinks and separate shower.OutsideThe rear garden is semi-enclosed as the wall is quite low. It has excellent views with a patio area which has garden furniture and a barbecue.Guests also have access to the communal woodlands providing an exciting place for children and adults alike to explore. Please note there is an unenclosed pond in the woodland.There are two marked parking spaces in the vicarage car park.Please note there is a private right of way for neighbours over the bottom of the garden. Walsingham is a village famous for its religious shrines in honour of the Virgin Mary. It also contains the ruins of two mediaeval monastic houses.Walsingham is a major centre of Pilgramage. In 1061, according to the Walsingham legend, a Saxon noblewoman, had a vision of the Virgin Mary in which she was instructed to build a replica of the house of the Holy Family in Nazareth in honour of the (Website hidden by Airbnb) is just 4 miles from the coastal town of Wells Next The Sea.You can find plenty of shops in the pretty village including tea rooms and cafes. Walsingham is also home to the Wells and Walsingham Light Railway, said to be the longest 10-and-a-quarter inch narrow-gauge steam railway in the world.