Warham
Warham is a small attractive inland village with flint and cobble cottages, which is less than 4 miles to the glorious North Norfolk coast.
It has an excellent local pub called The Three Horseshoes which is renowned for its Norfok ales and traditional home-made food.
To the south of the village, overlooking the river Stiffkey, are the remains of an Iron Age fort called Warham Camp, which is one of the best examples of an Iron Age Camp in the whole of England.
Open fire / woodburner
Downstairs bedroom
Dogs accepted
Central heating
Off-Street parking
Saturday changeoverBridge Farm Barn Warham
Sleeps 6, from £495 to £970 per week
Bridge Farm Barn is a delightful spacious barn conversion which has been furnished and equipped to a high standard, with many traditional features including heavily beamed ceilings. It has a a large fully enclosed garden with lovely views over open countryside and is quietly located in the pretty village of Warham, within walking distance of a good local pub and only 2 miles from the coast at Wells-next-the-Sea.