Experience the charm of Aylsham, Norfolk, by staying in the historic Itteringham Manor, a grand five-bedroom Georgian mansion that accommodates up to eight guests, with potential for two additional guests if the adjoining Barn Owl Loft is booked. This luxurious manor is characterized by its 18th-century architectural features, including a distinctive pamment-tiled entrance, elegantly wood-panelled walls, and exquisite antique furnishings, making it an exceptional choice for memorable gatherings and celebrations.
The manor is situated in the quaint village of Itteringham, nestled alongside the picturesque river Bure. Despite its small size, the village offers essential amenities such as a community-run shop, a cozy café, and an award-winning pub, ensuring that guests have access to local delights. The area is also perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, with nearby cycle route 33 providing a scenic path through the woods and leading towards the renowned Blickling Estate, ideal for cycling and exploring the beautiful countryside.
Guests of Itteringham Manor can enjoy complimentary access to the grand hall and expansive gardens, which are secured within a walled enclosure, perfect for relaxation and outdoor activities. The manor's location allows for convenient excursions, with the iconic Norfolk Broads just a 30-minute drive away, offering stunning waterways and nature experiences. Additionally, the sandy beaches and scenic cliff-top paths of the Norfolk coast can be reached within a 20-minute drive, making it an excellent base for coastal adventures.
For those who wish to explore urban attractions, the vibrant cathedral city of Norwich is only half an hour away by car, providing a rich cultural experience with its historic architecture, shopping, and dining options. Itteringham Manor combines the allure of historical luxury with the convenience of nearby amenities and attractions, making it an ideal retreat for family gatherings or special occasions in the heart of the East of England.
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!