Northernhay

Summary

Northernhay is built from the distinctive brown carrstone which is common to this part of Norfolk. It has a tiled roof, leaded windows and several distinctive 'Arts & Crafts' features. The house provides self catering accommodation within the Norfolk town of Hunstanton. You can see the sea from the conservatory and some of the bedrooms. There is a very pretty, small, enclosed garden running along the west side of the house, and at the back of the house is a gravel area which provides parking for two cars.

Accommodation

The self catering accommodation is spacious and well equipped. There is a living room which has a flat screen and small conservatory which opens onto the garden.

The kitchen is fairly large with space for a small breakfast table and there is plenty of food storage space including a walk-in pantry and large fridge/freezer in the utility room. It’s equipped with a standard sized electric oven (with gas hob), microwave, dishwasher and fridge. The utility room has a washing machine and tumble dryer and opens directly onto the gravel parking area at the back of the house.

The bedrooms include there are 2 doubles, 3 twin rooms and a bunk room.

Visiting Hunstanton & Exploring Norfolk

Hunstanton, known locally as 'Sunny Hunny', is a delightfully old-fashioned seaside town and can be very busy in summer. There are plenty of shops including Tesco. From the house it is a five minute walk to the nearest beach (North Beach) at the bottom of the cliffs. The tide goes out a long way revealing a large expanse of flat sand. It is completely safe for children and there is the added attraction of rock pools. For older children and adults South Beach (at the other end of the town) offers all sorts of water sports including canoeing, wind surfing and para-surfing.

Besides the beach and water sports there are some wonderful walks along the coastal path, which forms part of the North Norfolk heritage coastline. There is golf at Old Hunstanton (1 mile), bird watching at Titchwell and lots of good pubs, including the Lifeboat at Thornham and the Lord Nelson at Burnham Thorpe.

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Rates: From £800 to £2300 per week depending on season.
Maximum of 10 people.
Children are welcome.
Off street parking.
Wi-Fi/internet access.
Sorry, no pets.

Please note that map locations may be approximate.