The cottage is cleaned top to bottom between stays and all floors and surfaces cleaned with 99.9% cleaners. The cottage is full of character and has low ceilings and doorways. the 2nd bedroom is accessed through the 1st bedroom Myrtle Cottage was built in 1817. The property was originally constructed as farm worker's housing. The character cottage is a timber framed construction. Heating from a wood burning stove. The cottage is part of the historic village of Dickleburgh a stones throw from the village pub and a 2 minute walk to the shop and church. Dickleburgh is located 17km from Norwich near the Suffolk border. This charming beamed 18th-century Grade II listed cottage has been lovingly restored to make a cosy holiday home with a delightful front garden. Ground Floor: Living room: TV, and high speed internet, Youtube available via Amazon Firestick Please utilize the free features: any purchases will be charged accordingly. Kitchen/dining room: With electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine 4 seater table. Bathroom: LPG powered hot sower in a enclosed shower cubicle. Separate toilet First Floor: 2 rooms with shared access through r...

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The cottage is conveniently placed for great access to all the popular holiday attractions in Norfolk and Suffolk. The medieval town of Norwich is 17km to the North a great shopping destination steeped in history with 2 cathedrals and a wealth of pubs, bars and restaurants. Nearby places worth a visit also include Bury St Edmunds, Great Yarmouth, Lowestoft, Southwold, Thetford, Ipswich and especially North Norfolk.