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A super country cottage; cosy, comfortable and with an easy-on-the-eye contemporary style, located in the peaceful rural village of Helhoughton. Why not step away from the routines of daily life - a break, short or long, at this delightful cottage will definitely help you to refresh and restore.

Helhoughton is a small village surrounded by attractive countryside, with lots of quiet country lanes to explore by bike and on foot, as well as beautiful walks from the village. A peaceful location with very good access to the North and West Norfolk Coasts less than half an hour away. Many of the surrounding villages have excellent pubs. The beautiful beaches of Brancaster, Holme-next-the-Sea, and Wells-next-the-Sea are all within reach via car, for walking, family picnics at the seaside, wildlife watching, water sports and all the variety Norfolk has to offer. And be sure to experience the superb boutique shopping destination of Burnham Market. The attractive market town of Fakenham is just four miles away, with its racecourse, shops, bowling alley, cinema, restaurants and pubs, and a huge Thursday market and auction rooms that people travel far and wide for. The Hawk & Owl Trust at Sculthorpe Moor Nature Reserve is just five miles from Helhoughton, and Pensthorpe Natural Park is a great day out for all ages just three miles south east of Fakenham. Great Massingham is 12-minutes away by car, and is one of Norfolk's most attractive villages with one of the most impressive greens in the county. Several large ponds dominate the village, some of which have their origins as the fish ponds for an 11th century Augustinian Abbey. The village has a thriving community with a great shop, and the popular destination pub, The Dabbling Duck. 11-minutes away by car, Sculthorpe Mill is unique dining experience and was voted by the Sunday Times as the best restaurant/ hotel in the East of England 2021. Previously a watermill, and built atop the River Wensum in 1757, it is now a beautiful country pub, set in the heart of the glorious Norfolk countryside. A 15-minute drive away, Thursford hosts the famous Christmas Spectacular, Santa’s Magical Journey and the world’s largest collection of steam engines and organs which draws visitors from around the world. Thursford...