Country views
This 300 year old detached, single-storey barn conversion has retained many of its original features, including tiled floors, exposed beams, natural brickwork and a water pump. Offering a quiet, comfortable and cosy retreat, it enjoys calming country views and a large private garden. North Norfolk coast 23 miles. Medieval Norwich 15 miles. Riding and trout fishing are available locally. Golf, cinema, sports centre, shops and pubs, 2 miles.

Attached to the owner’s home in this quiet and peaceful village, this single-storey extension is very comfortably furnished and enjoys a particularly attractive garden area reached via patio doors from the living room. The old market town of Swaffham is 7 miles as are Dereham and Watton. Fishing (trout) at Narborough Lakes is 12 miles. Excellent holiday base for touring and walking, or one can stay put and enjoy the garden or watch a weekly cricket match on the village green in season. Shop 3 miles, pub ½ mile.

This delightful detached holiday home is a fine example of a Suffolk longhouse dating back to 1420 with later additions which include the very modern attraction of an indoor heated swimming-pool (open between April and the end of October). Set in its own large area of garden with magnificent views over open countryside, the spacious beamed farmhouse which includes a wood-burning stove in the living room is the perfect location for a family holiday, a celebration break or a get-together with friends. The property is set on a working farm with 3 acres of trout fishery nearby (bookable by arrangement with owner).
The hamlet of St Nicholas, South Elmham is surrounded by the beautiful rolling countryside of the Waveney Valley. A short drive away is the historic town of Bungay, gateway to the Broads National Park and notable for its wide range of antique shops, restaurants, pubs and other specialist shops; bicycle and canoe hire is also popular. Nearby is the renowned, award-winning St Peter’s independent brewery and restaurant. A little further along the Waveney is the attractive market town and boating centre of Beccles where day boats can be hired to explore the Broads.
The bustling city of Norwich with its fascinating castle museum and Theatre Royal is within 40 minutes’ drive. Also within half an hour’s drive is the Suffolk Heritage Coastline with the famous seaside towns of Southwold and Aldeburgh, the RSPB bird reserve at Minsmere and the smaller but equally charming villages of Dunwich and Walberswick. Pub 3 miles.

Offering guests their own exclusive indoor heated swimming-pool, sauna, table tennis and games room visitors can be sure of a peaceful and comfortable stay here at The Old Coach House. Surrounded by beautiful countryside, and attractively built from local Carstone, this comfortable and cosy single-storey 18th-century stable conversion stands conveniently close to the owner's home. The games room complete with bar billiards and darts and the additional benefit of satellite TV ensure there is always plenty to do whatever the weather. In addition, there is the opportunity to receive farmhouse-cooked meals delivered to the door. Some excellent walking can be found close at hand, while the sandy beaches of Hunstanton, Brancaster and Holkham lie within a 20-mile radius for a family day by the sea. King's Lynn which was once the country's fourth largest town in medieval times itself offers a handsome waterfront and medieval winding alleyways, where visitors can browse amongst a good selection of shops and dine in traditional inns. Historical houses abound in the region, with ruins to be found at nearby Castle Rising and Castle Acre. The Queen's country residence of Sandringham is open to the public (unless a member of the Royal family is in residence) and is just 11miles away.The market towns of Fakenham and East Dereham are close by and well worth a visit. Excellent trout and coarse fishing nearby. Good bird-watching, golf, sailing, horse riding and antique hunting locally.