In a perfect location on the riverside, with a private mooring for guests’ very own day launch, this modern, comfortably furnished home makes an ideal holiday retreat. A lawned garden leads down to the river’s edge and the mooring, with its all-weather private launch to help with exploring this popular waterway and nature reserve. The Broads are a paradise for nature lovers, allowing bird watching and fishing from the property or from the private launch. The numerous footpaths and trails which crisscross the reserve can be explored on foot or by bicycle, in particular the popular 56-mile Weavers’ Way which winds through popular parts of the Broads on its way from Cromer to Great Yarmouth. Wroxham, considered to be the capital of the Broads, offers a wide selection of waterside cafés, restaurants, shops, railway station and a host of other amenities. The historic city of Norwich (8 miles) has a plethora of churches, a gothic cathedral and excellent shopping, eating and nightlife. For golfing enthusiasts, visit Sprowston Hall 6 miles away, whilst for sun lovers or a family day by the sea, sandy beaches can be found along the Norfolk coast, just 11 miles away. Pub ¼ mile.

Enjoying a delightful waterfront location, this very comfortably furnished and well-equipped, detached holiday home is set in the very heart of the Norfolk Broads. Full advantage is taken of the stunning views from its first floor living room, and these can be further savoured from the seating area on the verandah leading off. A lawned garden leads down to the river’s edge, where a private mooring is available for a guests’ boat, and use of an all-weather day boat to explore the famous waterways is also included.
Good bird-watching and fishing can be enjoyed from the property and a games room offers visitors table tennis and a pool table to while away spare time. A paradise for nature lovers, the Broads are the most important wetlands in Europe and are alive with ducks, geese and swans, as well as a host of other birdlife including spoonbills and herons. The area is crisscrossed by numerous footpaths and cycling trails, ideal for exploring on foot or by bicycle. The 56-mile Weavers’ Way is a long-distance footpath that winds through the best parts of the Broads on its way from Cromer to Great Yarmouth.
Wroxham, the ‘capital’ of the Broads lies within easy reach, boasting many waterside cafés, restaurants, shops, railway station and other amenities. Using the river launch provided, it makes a pleasant way to discover the region, stopping off along the way.
The city of Norwich (8 miles) with its cathedral and castle museum offers varied attractions including excellent shopping and market place, as well as cafés and fine restaurants to tempt the taste buds. For golfing enthusiasts, a golf course is to be found at Sprowston Hall 6 miles away, whilst for a family day by the sea, sandy beaches can be found along the Norfolk coast, just 11 miles distant.

Just a mile from the sandy beaches and dunes of Winterton, this superb detached barn conversion enjoys an open outlook over an SSSI, abounding with wildlife. Beautifully restored, with exposed beams and a wood-burning stove, it benefits from a lovely garden complete with duck pond, sun terrace and games barn. Nature trails lead from the doorstep, with excellent bird-watching, an RSPB reserve and daily boat trips along the Broads nearby. Horsey 2 miles, for 12th-century windmill (NT), fishing and watersports. Sheringham and Cromer 25 miles. Norwich 17 miles. Shop and pub 1 mile.

Motor launch free of charge from 6th Sept 2009 to 17th July 2010

Enjoying a waterfront location with your own private mooring and the added benefit of a motor launch free of charge from 6th September 2009 to 17th July 2010, these distinctive dockland styled apartments each boasts its own decked balcony overlooking the waterside, perfect for relaxation, soaking up the sun and watching the boating activity. Located in the heart of Wroxham, capital of the Norfolk Broads, within easy walking distance from riverside cafes, inns, shops, leisure centre with swimming pool and railway station. A paradise for nature lovers, the Broads are alive with a host of bird life including spoonbills, herons, geese, swans and ducks. Daily river trips available to tour the waterways. The area is criss-crossed by numerous footpaths and cycling trails. City of Norwich, 9 miles, for excellent shopping, fine restaurants, cafes, pubs, cathedral and castle museum. Coastline, 11 miles, for Norfolk’s finest sandy beaches and dunes. Sprowston Hall, 7 miles, for golf course. Felbrigg and Blickling Halls (NT) and gardens within easy reach for day trips. Great Yarmouth, 20 miles, traditional seaside resort with funfair, model village, leisure centre, host to many sporting activities and indoor swimming pool. Further afield is the North Norfolk coastline with picturesque villages, sandy beaches, salt marsh nature and bird reserves, daily fishing and boat trips to visit the basking seal colony. Shops and pubs 500 yards. Motor launches available for hire, but must be booked in advance to secure availability for holiday. A standard motor launch foc from 6th September 2009 - 17th July 2010, all other dates with 10% discount from Barnes Brinkcraft brochure prices. Moorings for motor launches foc. Life jackets foc.

A perfect waterside setting suitable for families. Situated alongside a private dock just off the main River Bure with fenced decked garden, seating furniture and private mooring makes an ideal retreat to relax and watch the busy riverside activity or explore the famous waterways. This spacious modern home is comfortably furnished, well equipped and fully centrally heated, perfect for all year round holidays. Located in the heart of Wroxham, capital of the Norfolk Broads, with many shops, waterside restaurants and pubs within easy walking distance. Riverside views are enjoyed from all rear aspect windows and the lounge with French doors opening to fenced decked garden leading directly to waterside. Sailing, fishing (in season with permit), walking, nature trails and cycling hire and golf all available locally. The village centre offers banks, post office, train station, one of the largest village stores in the country and a leisure centre with indoor swimming pool nearby. Coastline for clean sandy beaches, 12 miles. Norwich, 8 miles for excellent shopping, fine restaurants, theatre, cathedral and castle museum. Shops and pubs 200 yards.

River View is detached with commanding views of the River Yare, with its own private mooring for a guest’s boat, and fishing can be enjoyed from the riverbank in season. Surrounded by its own enclosed lawned gardens with sloping banks and patio. An ideal holiday choice for larger family groups. Within easy walking distance of the village pub, well known for good food. The network of quiet country lanes and footpaths offer cycling and walking from the door. River motor launches can be hired locally to explore the expanse of the Norfolk Broad waterways, plentiful with wildlife and ample opportunity to visit the many riverside inns. RSPB nature reserve nearby. Easy drive of Norfolk’s finest coastline with many of its widest sandy beaches backed with dunes, and traditional seaside resorts. Norwich, 5 miles, for shopping, restaurants, cafes, market place, cathedral, castle museum, theatre, cinema and leisure complex with indoor swimming pool. An ideal location to explore the wealth of activities and places of interest throughout both the Norfolk and Suffolk counties. Shops 5 miles, pub 800 yards.