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The boathouse is a unique space which sleeps 2 in one bedroom/sitting room overlooking the Broad. Fully centrally heated and completely renovated last year, it also has kitchenette, wet room and sunny patio. A pub and cafe are a short walk away. Hot tub rental available.

The Boat House is a unique space which sleeps 2 in one bedroom/sitting room. Fully centrally heated and completely renovated last year, the property has a wonderfully sunny patio where you can relax after a busy day exploring the area. The accommodation comprises of one large room upstairs which has a Feather and Black bed which can be split into twin beds or made into one large double bed. This room also has two armchairs and a TV with a large inbuilt desk set under a window which looks out towards the Broad and the moored boats. This is a wonderful space for the budding writer or for enjoying breakfast. The original staircase (fairly steep) leads down to the kitchenette (please note, no oven) and wetroom. The wetroom has underfloor heating. There is a pub and a cafe in the village, both 5 minute's walk away which serve lunch and evening meals (only the pub serves the latter). There is also 'The Ship Inn' in South Walsham which serves meals and is just over a mile away. The apartment is dog friendly, we accept one well behaved dog. HOT TUB RENTAL £75 per short break. The tub is filled and heated for your arrival and comes with a chilled bottle of prosecco! Homemade cake, fizz and balloons for special occasions £30

Ranworth is a beautiful village in the heart of the Norfolk Broads. There is a nature reserve in the village which has a thatched visitor centre on stilts at the end of a boardwalk which overlooks Ranworth Broad. From here you can take wildlife trips on the Norfolk Wildlife Trust boat. There is a huge array of birds and wildlife to observe and listen to here. The rare swallowtail butterfly can often be seen in the garden. Ranworth church which you can see from the property is known as the 'Cathedral of the Broads'. Climb up to the top of the tower and enjoy wonderful views of the village and views all the way across to the coast. The church is known for it's beautiful rood screen and antiphoner and is well worth a visit. There is also a cafe here. A few minutes walk from the accommodation is the staithe which is host to the many boats which visit the village. Here you will find a pub, shop (closed from November until March) and cafe. It's a great spot to have a meal or a drink and watch the world go by. There are walks in the area and you may also like to visit the nearby Fairhaven Woodland and Water Gardens, which comprises of 53 hectares (131 acres) of beautiful ancient woodland, water gardens and a private broad at South Walsham. Amongst the many things that make living here special, are waking up to the sunshine with the mist hanging over the broad (with the boom of the bittern in the distance if you are lucky!), listening to the owls hooting late at night and drifting along the river on a boat. There is so much to see and do here not only in the village but also in the rest of the Broads. We are also close to many beaches. Winterton beach is a favourite both with locals and our guests. There is cafe right on the beach and a cosy pub in the village of Winterton. Norwich is only half an hour away with it's wonderful shops and museums. Wroxham is 15 minutes away where you can hire a boat to explore the waterways and there are fishing jetties on the River Bure, about 10 minutes drive away. Imagine Spa in Blofield Heath has a range of relaxing treatments available too, again only 10 minutes away!

Breath-taking Country Side House (Hall with grounds over 100 acres), 1h40 from London. Perfect to relax: fire places, big swimming pool, tennis court, orangery colonnade and two lakes.

"Perhaps the most beautiful house of manageable size in Suffolk" (Norman Scarfe), this exceptional Grade I listed Georgian country house is set in an extensive parkland and woodland: this wonderful location is perfect to make yourself relax walking through private breath-taking woods, swimming in the crystalline water of the pool settled in the middle of an amazing english garden and observing the incredible quantity of different birds, deers and squirrels which resides in the park.

Our "Cool & cosy" caravan has simply stunning views of the sea and beach, with nothing to obstruct your view. As you walk out of the door you are literally only a few paces from the sandy beach. The caravan sleeps 4, and comes fully equipped... even with a dishwasher, Wifi, heating, parking, raised deck, outdoor seating and parking. The perfect base for rest and relaxation, a family beach holiday, the Norfolk Broads, seaside attractions at Great Yarmouth... something for everyone!

The perfect location - right on the beach! Escape to the coast and relax in a unique cool caravan situated right on the beach with uninterrupted sea and coastal views. Only a few steps from your door and you are on the beach. Inside the cosy, beach-style static caravan you will be able to unwind and de-stress, with the calming sound of the waves in the background. Enjoy a brisk walk along miles of clean, sandy beaches or simply soak up the sun, sand and sea as you step outside your door. It is also the ideal location from which to explore the uncrowded Norfolk and Suffolk coastlines, the picturesque villages and the world-famous Norfolk Broads. The Broads at Ormesby and at Filby are just 3 or 4 miles away. Accommodation Our individually-styled "cool caravan" is more like a seaside cottage. It is fully plumbed in with water, gas, electricity and a flushing toilet, so it offers all the comforts you would expect in a self-catering holiday home, with a homely feel. The accommodation consists of:- •1 double bedroom 4ft 6" bed with TV/DVD, hairdryer •1 twin bedroom 2ft 3" beds (can be pushed together) •Family bathroom (access from corridor and main bedroom) with small bath and shower over & hand basin •Separate WC & hand basin •Fully fitted kitchen with range-style gas cooker, fridge (with ice box/small freezer compartment), dishwasher, microwave, toaster, kettle etc •Living room with beach and sea views, dining table and pull out small double bed (large single) for extra guests (supplement charged) ); gas fire, TV/DVD, radio, CD player WiFi, games, magazines and books Leads onto a raised deck with sea and beach views, two outdoor chairs and small table Three steps down to grassed area alongside caravan with bench table/seating and parking for up to two cars On site laundry, payable on site - uses 50p coins; iron and ironing board free to use. The caravan can comfortably accommodate 4 people. For additional guests using the pull out sofa a supplement will be charged. If the weather takes a turn for the worse, there are throws, blankets and cushions to curl up in, magazines and books to read, candles for romantic suppers and a selection of DVDs, music and board games. There is outdoor furniture for al fresco dining and soaking up the sun. Smoking is not permitted and no pets are allowed. Visitors comments "your caravan is absolutely wonderful, relaxing, interesting, clean and the sea view lovely" "the caravan is very nice, cosy, homely, lovely" "the ideal place with the beach and sea so close, and as a base for touring the area" "we walked into your caravan and said "Wow" as it is so nice" The caravan is located at Caister-on-Sea, approximately 4 miles north of Great Yarmouth. It is sited at Elm Beach Caravan Park, which is a small, select, 4 star site that prides itself in offering a safe, peaceful and friendly environment where you can recharge your batteries and "chill out". There are no entertainment facilities, such as pubs, shops and recreation areas at this site. However, these are available at neighbouring parks within easy walking distance. It is also just a short walk into the centre of Caister, with shops take-aways and restaurants. Area We bought the caravan on a whim, after visiting the Norfolk Broads and ending up at the coast. As we stood on the beach it started snowing - it was magical. We thought how nice it would be to own one of the nearby caravans, just a few yards away from us, with amazing views of the sea. And that is how we ended up buying our beachside retreat. Despite visiting many times over the past 9 years, we are still amazed by how much this area has to offer, and how much more there is to discover. Whether you enjoy walking, sailing, fishing (directly on the beach), cycling, wildlife, photography, painting, shopping in the city of Norwich, the thrills of a seaside town, child friendly activites, or just watching the world go by, there is something to suit everyone. BOOKINGS ARE GENERALLY FOR A WEEK AT A TIME AND OUR BOOKING CALENDAR NORMALLY RUNS SATURDAY TO SATURDAY. We can offer a discount on a second full weeks booking..please ask. Out of season we may be able to offer a shorter break, but please ask us before booking - scroll down to bottom of page and press "contact host" button. The nightly rate will be slightly higher, but is inclusive of heating costs. Sorry no smoking and no pets allowed.

The caravan is located at Caister-on-Sea, approximately 4 miles north of Great Yarmouth. It is our own private caravan, sited at Elm Beach Caravan Park. It is a small, select, 4 star site that prides itself in offering a safe, peaceful and friendly environment where you can recharge your batteries and "chill out". There are no entertainment facilities at this site. However, there is are pubs, cafes and restaurants within walking distance. It is just a short walk into the centre of Caister. The area is ideal for a traditional beach holiday with children, picnics, sandcastles, ice creams... Often a small fishing boat brings in the catch and nothing is better than fresh fish straight from the beach! Alternatively if you enjoy fishing you can catch your own directly from the beach. The centre of the village of Caister-on-Sea is only a 5-10 minute walk, with supermarkets, a fish shop selling fresh fish, a butchers and a bakery for all your daily needs. There is a pub 100 yards away and a café at the end of the road as well as restaurants, pubs, take-aways (including Indian, Chinese and fish & chip shops or course!). Great Yarmouth offers old fashioned seaside fun for all the family. If you are feeling energetic, it is possible to walk there along the beach, (takes about an hour) or take one of the regular buses from Caister. There is a Pleasure Beach with rides suitable for all the family, as well as night clubs, casino and places to eat out. The Sea Life Centre and Time and Tide Museum are worth a visit. The Norfolk Broads are 5 minute drive away, from where you can hire a boat or canoe, or walk or cycle along footpaths and boardwalks. The area is wonderful for nature lovers. Rare birds such as the bittern, crane and marsh harriers can be seen, as well as the swallow tail butterfly unique to Norfolk. However, if you prefer a more sedate holiday, you can watch seals swimming in the sea, and even the occasional dolphin, as well as boats and people promenading - all from the comfort of your sofa! Norfolk is apparently one of the driest and sunniest counties in the UK. We have enjoyed many holidays with good weather at the caravan, when it has been raining at our home in Hertfordshire! Further afield There are quaint villages such as Holt, Burnham Market, and Cley next the Sea. Blakeney point has seal viewing trips. Towns on the coast worth visiting include Cromer, Wells next the Sea, Southwold and Walberswick. Norwich is apparently a great place for shopaholics! For food lovers, we can recommend The Swan at Ingham, mentioned in the Michelin Guide, and there are several pubs with good food, such as The Nelson Head at Horsey and the Fisherman's Return at Winterton on Sea. You can also observe seals on the beach - from a viewing platform near Winterton /Horsey. At Horsey you can visit the windmill and it is a great place to enjoy the sunsets. Some of the highlights:- -eating fish and chips on the beach -seeing a bittern, marsh harriers and a swallowtail butterfly at Strumpshaw Fen, and Titchwell Marsh RSPB centres - spotting seals and a dolphin swimming in the sea directly outside the caravan, from the comfort of the sofa - a thrill on the Big Dipper and Segway racing at Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach - collecting "hag stones" (stones with naturally occurring holes through the middle) on the beach - canoeing for the first time along the Broads (a good test of a relationship!)

An ultra-modern apartment with luxurious, high-quality furnishings set in the beautiful Norfolk countryside.

A beautiful, self contained apartment with no other guest on site situated in the country side ideal for walks and bike rides near to the stunning Norfolk coast, just 7km from Great Yarmouth. This accommodation offers a private entrance, with an open plan, fully equipped kitchen including full use of a dishwasher, fridge freezer, microwave, washing machine and tumble dryer. Open plan living area complete with flat screen television and furnishings. The apartment has a private ensuite bathroom, with shower (please note all towels and linen are provided). Glass doors open up onto a furnished patio area. Free on-site car parking, WIFI and full use and access to the outdoor hot tub are included in your stay for up too one hour per paying night .If you would like longer in the hot tub we ask you kindly to pay 6.50 per hour

The apartment lays within the beautiful Norfolk countryside with fantastic wildlife and countryside views whilst also being a short distance from the famous Norfolk Broads.

*** COVID-19 UPDATE 17th March *** Our housekeepers are taking extra care with cleaning and additional disinfecting of surfaces at the house. If you have any questions feel free to drop us a line. Wainford Mill House is a stunning, spacious riverside house, which is part of a large former maltings/watermill building just outside Bungay. You'll have access to riverside gardens, a boat, wood-fired pizza oven and, for small extra charge, a wood-fired sauna by the river! Sleeps 12+2 people.

The house comprises six large bedrooms, arranged across two floors. Five are doubles or king size, and one room is a bunk room set out with 2 + 2 single beds. Three bedrooms have en suites, and a separate shower room and WC is available on the first floor for the other rooms. Roll-top baths and high pressure showers are supplied with plenty of hot water by our our wood pellet boiler, which also powers central heating throughout. At the back of the house and overlooking the river you will find a large well-equipped kitchen including range Smeg cooker, fridge, toaster, kettle and washing machine. The large river-fronted garden at the back of the house is accessed over a small footbridge and is private and south-facing. For an extra charge of £50 per session, you will have private use of the Secret Sauna - a secluded wood-fired sauna, perched just over the water’s edge overlooking the River Waveney. The sauna can accommodate five people at a time, and is on an adjacent plot of land, a moment’s walk from the house. You will be provided with towels, robes and flip flops. A bit of history...the first record of a flour mill at Wainford was in 1444, but by the 1800s the site was being used for malting of barley (for beer). Part of the working buildings were converted into a large house around 1850. Today the malting business continues at Wainford, with a modern facility 200m along the lane and a large white grain storage silo directly opposite Wainford Mill House to the north (you can see this in some of the pictures, it is now disused).

The Waveney valley is a gentle, rural kind of place, where you can amble through pretty market towns, or walk along country lanes and across marshes. The high street of Bungay and its ruined castle amongst other attractions is around 15 minutes walk. Going a bit further afield, the pretty towns of Beccles and Halesworth are around 10-15 minutes drive. It's about half an hour's drive to the seaside (Southwold, Dunwich and Walberswick), and about 25 minutes to the lovely city of Norwich.

This exceptional Grade II listed early 19th Century Romanesque Palladian Villa set in extensive private parkland, woodland and formal gardens is the perfect location for a night (or nights) of total relaxation and enjoyment. The property boasts sensational original architecture, such as the double cantilever staircase with a jaw-dropping glass domed ceiling, designed by Robert Reid.

Ashman's Hall, Barsham "Having spent the best part of 10 years lovingly restoring the property from a derelict mess to my home, I'd like others to be able to share the same excitement I have walking through the front door each day. Probably one of the county’s best kept secrets - until now that is!" - Mike (Owner) Just a few minutes walk from Beccles, but standing in secluded isolation, in acres of wooded parkland is an outstanding Georgian Palladian Manor House. This is Ashman’s Hall a residence of local and national significance having a Grade II listing. It is a mansion of sheer elegance built to entertain high society, in it’s day, with it’s large well proportioned rooms and high ceilings. Built in 1820 for Robert Reid its grand entrance hall - with art deco statuettes and marble busts, unique domed ceiling and sinuous imperial staircases - is simply outstanding. During their stay guests have access to the whole mansion which includes; Library/ Morning Room, Oak Panelled Snug, Sitting Room, Dining Room, Music Room. Ashman’s sleeps up to 12 in 6 bedrooms. One with en suite bath and two with en suite showers plus three bedrooms serviced by a family shower room. For a special gathering of family or friends the hall is perfect and is an ideal retreat for the first night of a couple’s marriage. For corporate use the estate’s isolation and security measures ensure privacy during sensitive negotiations or high level meetings, and offers a landing area for helicopters. Nearby Beccles Aerodrome has a CAA Ordinary Licence (Number P837) that allows flights for the public transport of passengers. The hall is available as a self catering venue. We have a list of recommended caterers and suppliers should you require them.

Ashman's Hall is located at the top of Gerald's Hill and is surrounded by the beautiful Suffolk countryside, working farms and protected nature reserves.

*** FOLLOWING GOVERNMENT ADVICE NO NEW BOOKINGS TILL JUNE *** A unique space in a detached timber building arranged as a "Cabinet of Curiosities" (BEWARE Some are quite scary). The space is heated by a wood burner. There is a sleeping loft with double mattress, and a further double sofa bed in the lounge area. It has an office area with wireless internet. There is a sauna and hot tub. There is an adjacent shower room/toilet and small kitchenette with a fridge, microwave, toaster and kettle.

This is a detached timber building measuring approximately six metres by four metres at the end of a rural garden, the building materials have come from all over the world and each object inside has it’s own story to tell. For example, the Aspen used to clad the sauna was collected by me during a trip to Parnu in Estonia and above the door you can find a shingle from the roof of the first prison in Australia. I have always been a “collector of the unusual” since my grandfather took me to visit a museum when I was about 6. The exhibits here are a mixture of genuine artifacts and genuine hoaxes!! Guests can look around my collection and I am happy to discuss it with them. The building is insulated, double glazed and heated by a wood burner, the logs are responsibly sourced by me by clearing standing dead trees from woodland approximately 1 mile away then seasoning them naturally under cover for a year or so. The space comprises of: . A lounge area approximately four metres square which houses a small museum in the style of a Victorian "Cabinet of Curiosities" . A sleeping loft with double mattress (Please note, this is accessed by a vertical fixed ladder). . A double sofa bed in the lounge for when there are more than 2 guests or for less agile visitors. . An office area with a desk, fast wireless internet, DVD player/ projector with surround sound system (There are a wide variety of DVDs in the main house that you can borrow). . There is an electrically heated sauna under the sleeping loft and hot tub outside (We ask you to consider a voluntary donation if you use the sauna or hot tub as they are expensive to run - this can be placed in the antique offertory box by the sauna door) . There is a further loft space above the porch which contains further items of interest. . An adjacent building houses a small kitchenette with a fridge, microwave, toaster, kettle and washing up bowl - crockery and cutlery for your use are stored in here. There is a shower room with a shower, wash basin and toilet, and a further "museum" room. Please be aware that some guests may consider some of the museum exhibits to be a bit gruesome and scary (they include such things as a grave robbed Victorian skull, a trunk purported to have contained the remains of a murder victim and a feejee mermaid etc. as well as less scary artefacts such as a suit of armour, rare Oliver typewriter, gramophone, clocks, a magic lantern and such like.

We are situated in a small village in the Norfolk Broads. There is a pub in walking distance but no village shop. It is really peaceful and has no streetlights which means we get to see the most amazing skies at night (There is a telescope available for use if you ask at the main house). From the museum you see more wildlife than people!

This accommodation is attached to our house (connecting door locked for your privacy), and comprises sitting room with kitchenette, shower room and bedroom. You have your own entrance via french doors overlooking the garden which you can use. There is water and milk in the fridge when you arrive along with tea, coffee, sugar and a homemade cake or biscuits to welcome you. There are the basic condiments in the cupboards. Breakfast cereal and pastries of some sort are provided for each day.

All on one level, this is ideal for people with reduced mobility, a walk in shower with 62 cms access, all doors internal doors are 82 cms wide. Fully equipped kitchenette includes a full size cooker, fridge with freezer box and slimline dishwasher. Cooking utensils, pans, baking trays and bowls supplied along with crockery, cutlery and glasses. Table top ironing board and iron provided. All bedding, towels, tea towels and kitchen cloths supplied. Third bed is a 'chair' bed in the sitting room - fine for a child this may be a bit small for a fully grown adult. Travel cot available and inflatable toddler bed (ages 3 - 6) available

Reedham is a Broadland village with the River Yare running through. We have two pubs who do food and a social club which welcomes visitors. A 'retro cafe' with a part time Post office in it is the latest addition to the village and we also have a small grocery shop and Fish and Chip shop which are all within easy walking distance. Reedham boasts it's own brewery (Humpty Dumpty) with their shop and Pettitts Animal Adventure park is aimed at children under 10 years old. We are midway between the medieval city of Norwich (which is well worth a visit) and the coastal town of Great Yarmouth. We are close to the RSPB sanctuary at Strumpshaw Fen and within easy reach of many historical properties, the rivers and waters of Broadland and some beautiful beaches.

Room with single bed, bedside cabinet and clothes rack.

Lovely bungalow in Lowestoft, quiet and peaceful location, close to local supermarket and the sea front, good buses connections. We offer a furnished room with TV + Unlimited Netflix for a single traveler ( can accommodate couples if needed), lovely garden, contemporary bathroom,shared kitchen, dining room. Basic breakfast included in price ( musli, cornflakes, toasts), towels and bedding*** there are two clean, shy cats in the house***

There is a Pleasurewoods Hills theme park nearby as well as Oulton Broads and Somerleyron - Plenty sightseeing opportunities.

Cosy double en-suite bedroom in Lowestoft with bath, high pressure shower and fast internet. The space is in a separate self contained annex at the rear of the house with parking spot & private entrance. You’ll have a beach, park, cosy local pub and beautiful coastal path right on your doorstep. There is a convenience store & takeaways only 5 min walk away along with a Morrison’s, Subway & Greggs only a 5 min drive. It’s perfect for couples, solo travellers or anything in between.

You have the annex all to yourselves and the garden and garden furniture are shared with the main house. The parking spot at the back is also all yours as well :)

It is a quiet and friendly cul de sac and we are the house at the very end on the left.

My home is light and spacious, within walking distance of a gorgeous beach and 10 mins to the James Paget Hospital. Gorleston High Street is a 15 min walk. The kitchen and bathroom is shared with myself and I have 3 friendly dogs as company.

Bedroom is a good size.

Two mins walk from a lovely sandy beach, on a lovely quiet road. Coffee shop along beachfront with restaurants and pubs.

Thyme Cottage is situated in the Norfolk village of Blofield Heath, central for the city of Norwich, the Norfolk Broads national park and the Norfolk coast. This 18th century cottage has all modern furnishings and fittings, a private south facing garden and ample adjacent parking.

The secluded cottage is self contained with ample parking directly outside the front door. The private south facing garden is totally enclosed, offering a safe space for children and pets.

Blofield Heath has a well stocked shop and post office, a very popular restaurant and an hourly bus service into Norwich. Also situated in the village is an 'Imagine' Spa, ideal for a relaxing day. There are railway stations at Brundall and Salhouse, both about 2 miles away, with trains to either Norwich or the coast.

This is a very safe neighbourhood on a bus route or 30 minutes walk into town or high street.

Quiet former maid's room at the top of a Victorian family house, now refurbished with en suite toilet and separate shower on private landing with its own privacy curtain. TV, radio, hairdryer, tea and coffee making facilities, small fridge, microwave, wifi. £6.00 'full English' breakfast charge p/person/£4.00 continental breakfast. Ours is a family home where we have lived happily since 1979 and brought up our three girls, who have now flown the nest with families of their own.

This period attic room is cosy, separate and private, self-contained but sharing our front door. Please note that the staircase up to the attic is fairly narrow, so not suitable for the elderly, infirm, or those with heavy luggage. The futon bed is fairly low, but with a thick 'memory foam' mattress-topper to make it more comfortable. Most guests report a good night's sleep. There is a zed-bed for additional accommodation (e.g. for a child) if needed, also a travel cot.

Beccles is a historic market town on the river Waveney, approx. 10 miles from the sea and within easy reach of Norwich (20 miles) and Southwold (12 miles). The Norfolk Broads are about an hour away and the royal residence of Sandringham is an hour and a half's drive. RSPB reserve at Minsmere is 18 miles away, and Snape Malting Concert Hall 25 miles. The town's motto is 'Small Town, Big Heart' , offering all the usual amenities: a range of restaurants from pizza-parlours to fine dining. The 16th Century coaching inn at its centre is now a Wetherspoons. There is a Tesco and a Morrisons as well as several small shops/boutiques. There is an 18th C theatre and an open-air Lido in the summer months.

Chatsworth Hotel is a self-check-in establishment. To keep our prices low we don't operate a reception or provide keys to the doors. Very simple and very cheap place to stay that will cover your basic needs.

Chatsworth Hotel is a self-check-in establishment. To keep our prices low we don't operate a reception or provide keys to the doors. Very simple and very cheap place to stay that will cover your basic needs. There is a double bed in each room (linen and towels provided) with en-suite shower, 21-inch flat-screen TV and a free Wi-Fi in each room. There is also a shelf with a kettle and cups in the room. We don't provide any cooking facilities. Our hotel is a perfect place for the contractors and solo travelers. The Chatsworth is very close to the sea. Only 1-minute walk from Great Yarmouth Beach and 5 minutes walk from the town Great Yarmouth center. There is street parking available (reservation is not needed).

We live in a 3 bedroomed bungalow on a quiet culdesac in Blofield Heath. We have ample parking space on our drive and Blofield Heath is just off the A47 and is a 15 minute drive to Norwich city centre, a 25minute drive to Great Yarmouth and the Norfolk Broads are as easily accessible. We are ideally situated for exploring Norfolk.

Our bungalow is bright clean and welcoming. Your living area and facilities are all situated at the front of the bungalow away from the other bedrooms.There is ample parking on our large drive.We want you to feel at home and have some privacy aswell.

The village has a shop with a post office and there is an excellent indian restaurant which is worth a visit. If you enjoy walking there are many local walks in the area. Salhouse Broad, Ranworth Broad are the nearest to visit. The famous Roys of Wroxham is also within easy driving distance.

Chatsworth Hotel is a self-check-in establishment. To keep our prices low we don't operate a reception or provide keys to the doors. Very simple and very cheap place to stay that will cover your basic needs.

Chatsworth Hotel is a self-check-in establishment. To keep our prices low we don't operate a reception or provide keys to the doors. Very simple and very cheap place to stay that will cover your basic needs. There is a double bed in each room (linen and towels provided) with en-suite shower, 21-inch flat-screen TV and a free Wi-Fi in each room. There is also a shelf with a kettle and cups in the room. We don't provide any cooking facilities. Our hotel is a perfect place for the contractors and solo travelers. The Chatsworth is very close to the sea. Only 1-minute walk from Great Yarmouth Beach and 5 minutes walk from the town Great Yarmouth center. There is street parking available (reservation is not needed).

A spacious double room in a cosy home with a friendly dog. Guests and well-behaved dogs are welcome to enjoy the peace and quiet of the large garden along with sunny reading hut. Breakfast is included. Vegans and vegetarians can be catered for and guests are welcome to use the fully equipped kitchen. Located five minutes walk from the centre of Bungay, a beautiful town with a great selection of eateries, pubs and shops.

A light breakfast is included, including muesli and homemade bread. Vegan bread is available, just let me know in advance. The room has a double bed, is well lit by by two windows and is warm in the winter. The shared bathroom is next door to your room. The kitchen is available for use by guests. The large garden includes a heated one person reading hut, a swing seat and pond with frogs.

Bungay has lots to offer. There is the ruins of a 900 year old castle, the Green Dragon Pub with its own microbrewery and a selection of places to eat and shop.

Luxury 4 bedroom detached house with garden and parking in a quiet residential area. On bus route near to railway and all services. Close to town, beach and holiday attractions. Free WI-FI plus shared kitchen, lounge and all utilities. Guests have exclusive use of private bathroom

Quiet residential area, close to all amenities

Large sunny room 2 mins to local buses for Norwich Gt Yarmouth and Lowestoft also near to local shops and hospital Not far from The pavilion Theatre if seeing a show or panto.High Street with bars and restaurants 15 min walk

Shared bathroom with owners who work full time so hardly home use of Netflix and WiFi

quiet neighbourhood

Goose’s Place is a converted garage apartment, situated just outside the town of Bungay. It’s decorated to a very high standard with a contemporary feel and is ideal for anyone wanting a few nights away to relax in the countryside. You’ll have access to the summerhouse down by our large pond where you are welcome to fish, read a book or have a picnic and enjoy the surroundings. Along with eggs, bread and cereals for breakfast, there'll be homemade scones and cheese straws awaiting your arrival!

The living space, which has its own private entrance and parking spot right outside the front door, has a flat screen TV, access to Netflix and Amazon Prime, Google Home Mini and free Wifi. There is a modern, fully equipped kitchenette, with tea-making facilities, coffee machine and large oven and hob. You can then just relax with a large glass of wine or beer on the sofa in the lounge area or read one of the many books and magazines provided. The bedroom area has a king-size bed with luxurious bedding, and the spacious bathroom has a large walk-in shower, heated towel rail and large mirror. It’s a delightful living space for a couple or solo traveller.

The historical towns of Bungay and Beccles are just 2.4 and 5.8 miles from the apartment, and for those who want to spend the day by the coast, the beautiful seaside town of Southwold is just a 30 minute drive away. There’s a real ale pub, which serves nice pub food, a mere 500-yards down the road and less than half-a-mile away is one of the best Italian restaurants you’ll ever eat at!

Rose Cottage is a beautiful old cottage, full of character and situated on the border between the villages of Chedgrave and Loddon. I live here alone, and you are welcome to share the space with me. You will have your own private part of the cottage and I will not need to intrude into your space. Loddon is the "gateway to the Broads", situated on the river Chet, and it is a thriving and friendly community teeming with good pubs and facilities. It is 20 minutes from Norwich and 30 from the sea.

There is a private beautiful garden at the back of the cottage which you are welcome to use, and you can use the kitchen if you want to cook or make a cup of tea.

Rosy Lees coffee shop was listed in The Times top twenty coffee shops in Britain. The co-op is open until 10 every night. If you want to buy takeaway food there are two chippies, two Chinese takeaways, an Indian, a pizza / kebab shop and others.

Spacious, light and airy three-bed house in quiet residential area close to the beach and town centre, suitable for 1-5 people within easy reach of Great Yarmouth and Norfolk and Suffolk Broads Network.

The property is light and airy and tastefully decorated in neutral colours. With plenty of free parking nearby it has a small garden, furnished conservatory and a comfortable lounge and dining area. WiFi and TV are included. Bedrooms are comfortable and comprise two double rooms with modern built-in mirrored wardrobes and a single with free-standing wardrobe.

The property is in a quiet residential area with footpath access from the nearby (free) parking area. There is a pub, convenience store, bakery and hairdresser less than two minutes walk away whilst Gorleston Town Centre is a five minute drive. Gorleston riverside, the beach and various restaurants are also nearby. The house is conveniently situated for the Gapton Hall and Harfreys industrial areas, and the James Paget Hospital.

Quiet road, on coldesac. There's a good bus route to town & beach. Otherwise just a short 20 minute walk into town. 2 min walk to bus stop & row of convinience shops; post office, Premier shop, Bakery/cafe, Barbers, Butchers, betting office, and fish & chip shop. There is also a Tesco express a few metres further down the road and tea rooms just a 10 min walk in other direction. Local parks/recreational areas nearby, Gunton woodlands and a 5-7 min walk to the waveney leisure/sports centre.

Sparrows nest PARK is nearby with an array of close by CAFES and AN ITALIAN RESTAURANT " Gardinios" and a short walk to the AWARD WINNING BEACH. A little further is the famous costal cafe "the lighthouse cafe" serving a truly scrumptious breakfast! or try their selection of British hearty lunches or Martelos COFFEE SHOP within the park grounds, or take a wander around the maritime MUSEUM, watch the locals BOWLING on the outdoor Green or try out the Italian dishes at Gardinios. Sparrows nest Park is a stones throw away from Lowestoft TOWN CENTRE. where there is always something going on at the marina theatre/Seagul theatre. Follow through over the bridge passed Asda and you get to Oulton Broad "THE BROADS" where there's BOAT HIRING or the option of an organised BOAT TRIP. Or try the local fish at the FISH N CHIP SHOP Or the local FISH RESTAURANT. Do some BOUTIQUE shopping or grab a cheeky drink and watch the world go by on the water. The Wherry HOTEL offers a nice seating area to partake in this relaxing pass time. Yes we're still in Oulton Broad. The COMMODORE BAR AND RESTAURANT offer a nice lunch time/dinner menu and again is a nice place to sit indoors or out and overlooks the beautiful broads. There's a very nice PARK hosting some lovely shaded picnic areas. Home to a several TENNIS COURTS, a well equipt PLAY PARK, A WARTIME MUSEUM and a PETS CORNER. There are an array of CAFES to chose from, but I recommend the pretty little TEA ROOMS with its own quaint terraced garden. This is a must if you like home made cake, soup, scones and ice cream. Is situated out of the park, accross the road from the park next to GlamR BEAUTICIANS. OULTON BROAD ALSO HOSTS THE AWARD WINNING 🥇 HAIR SALON "CODE" as well as a popular BARBERS, a couple of WINE BARs, and some boutique shops. The INDIAN restaurant right by the RAILWAY STATION is worth a look The train runs through oulton broad with the option of a 45 minute journey ride to the lovely city of Norwich or add another 90 minutes to your journey and get the NORWICH TO LONDON COMMUTE

Hill House, is in a great location as it is in the countryside, but very close to shops restaurants.From the House there are such great views particularly from the bedroom advertised.

The kitchen is very large and has an AGA as well as two electric ovens and induction hob. Eight seater table and chairs and TV. The bathroom for guests Only has a roll top bath with shower attachment. Underfloor heating, heated towel rail and radiator Toilet washbasin.

It is very quiet and peaceful, yet not far from Restaurants Pubs Gym and Shops. The fine city Of Norwich is 25 minutes, Gt Yarmouth is 6 minuets, Lowestoft is 25 minuets.

Chatsworth Hotel is a self-check-in establishment. To keep our prices low we don't operate a reception or provide keys to the doors. Very simple and very cheap place to stay that will cover your basic needs.

Chatsworth Hotel is a self-check-in establishment. To keep our prices low we don't operate a reception or provide keys to the doors. Very simple and very cheap place to stay that will cover your basic needs. There is a double bed in each room (linen and towels provided) with en-suite shower, 21-inch flat-screen TV and a free Wi-Fi in each room. There is also a shelf with a kettle and cups in the room. We don't provide any cooking facilities. Our hotel is a perfect place for the contractors and solo travelers. The Chatsworth is very close to the sea. Only 1-minute walk from Great Yarmouth Beach and 5 minutes walk from the town Great Yarmouth center. There is street parking available (reservation is not needed).

Welcome to your second home. We have a four bedroom house with two bathrooms and one cloakroom with toilet hand basin and washing machine. We are a couple in our late sixties and we occupy one bedroom and one bathroom at the property. We will let out up to three bedrooms, one double, one twin/double and one single room for guests. Off road parking for two cars. Shared use of kitchen,garden and lounge facilities during stay. Gorleston on sea is a lovely seaside location in the Vicorian tradition.

This is a home,and if you are looking for a home from home we will make every effort to provide this experience in an unobtrusive manner. We look forward to welcoming you.

The property is located in a quiet residential area, easy access to A47, within walking distance of all amenities. Two parks within 5 minutes walk with childrens' play areas. Shopping,restaurants and cinema can be found in the high street, a further 2 minutes away. Fifteen minutes walk and you find yourself at the seafront with plenty of seasonal shops and amusement arcades, wide expanse of beach with cafes and hotels that provide alfresco dining. There is even a theatre with live shows and musical events. Stroll along side the river ( fish or catch a Crab or two) to the end of the quay and marvel at the skill of the pilots guiding the river traffic to their berths. The children's new 'Splash Pad' play area and model yacht pond, picnic area and bandstand complete the scene! Lifeguards patrol the beach for safe bathing in the season. On the cliff top there are more activities to be had with tennis hard courts, basketball pitch and bowling greens, pitch and putt golf and a keep fit 'trim trail' with instructions on all the fixed equipment for an exercise routine to follow. Another pirate themed child's play area to keep the young ones amused. You really need to see what this place has to offer for yourself!

Near to Gorleston beach, 5-10 minute drive or 20-30 min walk. Many other beauty spots nearby including the Norfolk broads. 10-15 minute drive to Great Yarmouth. Norwich 30-40 min. End of terrace house on quiet road on estate. Parking on drive and road.. 2 reception rooms, one with a piano, and a spacious kitchen. A large conservatory opening on to the back garden, two double bedrooms. Bathroom and separate WC. We will interact with guests by phone and email.

Superking size bed which can be separated into two singles. Amply space for a cot in both bedrooms. We can supply cots and a high chair. We accept dogs but with certain restrictions.

Close to the wide sandy beach with an area protected by life guards. Close to historical great Yarmouth and roman fort at Burgh Castle. Range of entertainment in Great Yarmouth including the pleasure beach. Gorleston has its own cinema.

A lovely detached barn situated in the quiet village of West Caister. Country lanes offer great walking and cycling opportunities direct from the door. Close to Norfolk Broads and local attractions. Plenty of room for private parking, lovely garden and patio with BBQ.

The Barn is a lovely place to stay warm cosy, spacious Great Views as it is on three floors. Large Garden to use for BBQ Ect.

We have some lovely walks down to the River across the marsh. And you can also walk to the Beach and village where there are Restaurants ,Pubs ,Fish and Chip Shops ,Indian, Chinese, Pizza Takeaways.