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Nestled in the picturesque conservation village of Martham, Norfolk, this charming two-bedroom mid-terraced thatched cottage offers a cozy retreat for up to four guests. The cottage, a Grade II listed building that dates back 300 years, features a traditional Norfolk inglenook fireplace, providing a warm and inviting atmosphere. Its prime location on the edge of the Norfolk Broads allows guests to enjoy the scenic beauty of the region, with the medieval parish church visible from the bedroom window, enhancing the cottage's quaint appeal.
The property boasts a small rear garden that is both patio and lawn, fully fenced to accommodate small and medium-sized dogs, making it a pet-friendly option for those traveling with furry companions. The cottage's proximity to the Broads, just one mile away, and the beach, located three miles from the property, offers guests a variety of outdoor activities and relaxation opportunities. However, potential visitors should be aware that the stairs within the cottage are quite steep, although they do include a grab rail for added safety.
Guests will find themselves within easy reach of cultural highlights and landmarks in the area. Notable attractions include the Museum of the Broads and Toad Hole Cottage, which provide insights into the local heritage and history. Additionally, landmarks such as the Horsey Windpump and Gariannonum Roman Fort offer a glimpse into the region's historical significance, enriching the experience of those who stay in Martham.
For families and adventure seekers, the nearby Oasis Amusements and Lost World Adventure Golf present fun-filled activities suitable for all ages. Nature enthusiasts can engage in various outdoor pursuits, including game walks and birdwatching, allowing them to explore the rich wildlife and natural beauty of the Norfolk Broads. Overall, this cottage in Martham serves as a delightful base for exploring the East of England, combining comfort, history, and adventure.
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Self-catering cottage holidays in the UK and Ireland can still be a green option. You can have the comforts of home and the flexibility to do what you want; when you want - without the hassles of air travel!
