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Located in the historically rich village of Castle Acre, Flint House derives it name from the local Norfolk material it is built from. Beautifully traditional on the outside, this hideaway has been thoughtfully curated to feel modern, bright and fresh on the inside, presenting a welcoming and comfortable home from home situated right in the epicentre of the fascinating local history.

Deriving its name from the 12th century Norman walled castle that once stood, Castle Acre is a most fascinating and historical village. The remains, Castle Acre Priory and Castle, are one of the largest and best preserved monastic sites. The village church, St. James, is also a spectacle to behold. Amenities in the village include a village shop, fish and chip shop, and a small Budgens store. In nearby Newton, there is a fabulous gastropub, The George and Dragon. For walking, the Peddars Way is an ancient Roman path stretching for 46 miles, which begins in Thetford, South Norfolk and travels northwards to the coast near Holme-next-the-Sea. The path enters Castle Acre at the foot of Bailey Street and continues through the village and beyond, to the border of the beautiful village of Great Massingham, a distance of approximately four miles. Be sure to drop into the Dabbling Duck as your reward! Starting in Kings Lynn, The Nar Valley Way is 34 miles long, and travels through the southern breadth of Castle Acre towards Lexham, finishing in Dereham. In Castle Acre, footpaths traverse the water meadows and fields, allowing walkers to pass through under the Countryside Stewardship agreement. Signs and boards indicate where these fields are, with some near to the Priory and others in the east of the parish. Less than a 20-minute drive away is Fakenham, renowned for its popular weekly market. Fakenham Racecourse is one of the finest rural national hunt horse racecourses in the country. The town is also home to Sculthorpe Moor Nature Reserve, nationally and internationally recognised as important for the wildlife resides there. The Red Lion offers superb a la carte options. For something more relaxed, The Fat Cow is great for families, serving grass fed beef and soft serve ice-cream. Just a 6-minute drive from Fakenham is Sculthorpe Mill. This unique dining experience was voted by the Sunday Times as the best restaurant/ hotel in the East of England 2021. Previously...