This cosy Victorian cottage was once home to two families! Since then it has been modernised by the previous owners in the 1980s and again by us in 2020. We want to keep the cottage's rich history whilst making it the perfect place to stay. In winter you can sit by the grand, original fireplace with a blanket watching your favourite films, whilst in summer this becomes a light and airy space to spend time after long walks on the beautiful nearby beaches.

I love to travel with my two daughters. Every trip is an opportunity to explore a new corner of the world.

Nestled in a quiet village in Norfolk close to the Victorian seaside town of Mundesley. The cottage is close to the countryside and surrounded by footpaths for some scenic country walks. A short drive away is Cromer, known as the Gem of the Norfolk Coast. The town is known for its fresh crab which is available between March and throughout the summer. Horsey beach is just 16 miles away, if you're lucky you can visit and see the colonies of seals which often spend time lazing on the beach. For children there is a Soft Play area called Stompers in nearby North Walsham, as well as a bowling alley. There is also a fantasy playground in Wroxham (Bewilderwood). Wroxham Barns also has a junior farm and vintage fairground rides. There is a train station in the nearest local town and a bus system that runs through the village. There is space to park one car at the bottom of the drive. I recommend not driving your car to the top of the drive as the driveway is very narrow and you may damage your car.