North Norfolk Bed and Breakfast Holiday Accommodation at Church View House and North Norfolk Cottages Holiday Accommodation at Poppyfields Cottages.
All the cottages and guesthouse have views over open countryside and are a short distance from the sandy beaches of the coast and the beauty of Broadlands.
Worstead is an historic conservation weavers village, with ancient church, duck pond and village inn – serving excellent food and fine ales; children are made welcome.

Lyngate is a Brick and Flint cottage dating from the 1700’s. It retains all of it’s period features – exposed beams, logfires etc; whilst benefiting from all home comforts and modern conveniences. It has a large, enclosed rear garden – ideal for larger family parties, also safe and secure for children. 3 bedroomed (sleeps 6 + cot).

Weaversway is a detached one bedroomed cottage next to Lyngate cottage, with a large rear garden. It has all modern conveniences and is ideal for couples for a relaxing peaceful holiday.

Meadowview dates from 1700 and is a typical Brick and Flint cottage of this era. It retains all of it’s period features – open logfires; whilst benefiting from all home comforts. 2 bedroomed (sleeps 4). (Adjoining Poppyfields Cottage)

Poppyfields dates from 1700 and is a typical Brick and Flint cottage of this era. It retains all of it’s period features – open logfires; whilst benefiting from all home comforts. 2 bedroomed (sleeps 4). (adjoining Meadowview Cottage)

Churchview House is a period thatched property dating from the 1600’s. It is set in four acres of beautiful countryside and has six bedrooms offering a variety of four rooms for guests. Long and short stay ‘Bed and Breakfast’ is available all year.

Pear Tree Cottage is a one bedroomed character barn conversion with views over the countryside. The cottage is set in quiet location in 4 acres of private land and boasts beamed interior, with all modern facilities.

All cottages can be booked together for large parties.

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