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A terraced cottage in a row of seven, built about 150 years ago, which has been modernized to a high standard and yet retains many of its original features. It is situated in the charming village of Snettisham, a “real Norfolk” village with good shops and inns, a farm park, and a working Water Mill, which is directly opposite. The village is situated not far from Sandringham and the quiet little, victorian resort of Hunstanton. Snettisham beach which is of the shingle variety is just two miles away and close by is the R.S.P.B. sanctuary. |
Well behaved pets are welcome.
The cottage is furnished to a very high standard and comprises of:-
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The sitting room, which is of a very reasonable size, has beams to the ceiling, restored pine panelling, an open fire, comfortable furniture, colour television and a video recorder. |
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The dining kitchen also has beams to the ceiling and is well fitted to include a fridge freezer, automatic washer, microwave, gas cooker with grill, coffee maker, toaster, iron etc. There is a good supply of pots, pans and cutlery. A pine drop leaf table easily seats four people. A useful pantry leads off the kitchen and this also houses the central heating boiler. A stable door leads to a private and enclosed patio area, with flower borders and garden furniture. The patio catches the sun most of the day. |
| The first bedroom is tastefully decorated and has a double bed with duvet, “Edwardian” wardrobe, chest of drawers, dressing table and a rocking chair. |
| The second bedroom has two single beds with duvets, hanging cupboard and a bedside cabinet. |
| The bathroom is fitted with a full suite with “over the bath” shower and a razor socket. |
| A view of the kitchen patio. | |
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| A second patio is accessed via a gate next to the out house. | |
| Parking is on the road in front of the cottage. The road is relativley quiet and it is not a problem. |
Some of the many things to do and places to see. |
| Snettisham is an ideal centre for exploring NW Norfolk The Royal Estate at Sandringham is a few minutes drive, together with the museum at Wolverton station. There are castles to explore at Castle Rising and Castle Acre. The working windmill at Great Bircham is within easy reach and is well worth a visit. Also within a short drive are Houghton Hall and Holkham Hall. The seven Burnhams with Burnham Market at the centre are also well worth a visit. A little Farther is Little Walsingham with its abbey and priory, the steam museum at Thursford and the African Violet Centre near Terrington. |
| King's Lynn, which is the regional centre is about a twenty minute drive to the south. It is a port of character, steeped in history, with plenty of places to explore. It also has an excellent pedestrian shopping precinct, served by numerous car parks. |
| If you enjoy the countryside, exploring new areas and getting to know a region, Snettisham is an ideal base. You will find it difficult to tear yourself away if you like walking along dunes or wandering in country markets. |
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The weather in this part of Norfolk has always
treated us well and we wish you the same good fortune. |