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Looking for something different and a unique home stay experience? This spacious and beautiful property is set in the grounds of the Watlington Estate which has recently been awarded best new tourism business in the east of England. With stunning walled gardens, this large detached property overlooks the unique deer and antelope conservation project.

The Watatunga wildlife reserve has a new approach to protecting the earth's last populations of endangered deer and antelope. This unique reserve is situated in 170 wonderful acres of west Norfolk wetland and it is dedicated to the protection of threatened birds and ungulates. The deer and antelope species mix with ducks, pheasants and the usual Norfolk wildlife and if you're luck you will see the majestic great bustard. There is a hide and walkways to explore the reserve and you can also take a buggy wildlife tour where you can see the wildlife up close. Step inside Wataunga and you'll feel your part of conservation today and supporting the protection of the wildlife tomorrow. No two visits are the same as the seasons bring new life to the reserve. As a visitor you can observe the deer and antelope grazing on the rich grasslands and at the lake. Over twenty different ungulate species live at Watatunga and the guides who run the reserve will show you the best places to see the wildlife and explain their habitats and their homelands whilst you enjoy the views from your golf buggy. In addition to our deer and antelope, Watatunga is also home to many different bird species including the great bustard, extinct in the U.K. since 1832. Norfolk was the last stronghold of these extraordinary birds and, after a successful reintroduction programme on the Salisbury plains, Watatunga is proud to be a partner of The Great Bustard Group, working on a captive breeding programme for these long forgotten birds. Watlington is located between Downham Market and Kings Lynn. It is on the national cycling route which passes through the village. The local amenities are close by and include an outdoor gym, basketball court, children’s play area, fish and chip shop and village shop which is ideal for those all-important essentials. The local pub is positioned off the green and serves delicious home cooked meals and they do a fabulous Sunday lunch. The historic town of Kings Lynn is a...