Eider Cottage 2 bedrooms
- Stanhoe
- Sleeps: 4
- Bedrooms: 2
- Bathrooms: 2
- 4
- 2
- 2
from £ 950 to £ 1,650 per week
Arrival from 4pm and Departure by 10am
Eider Cottage is a delightful period Norfolk flint and brick cottage with vaulted ceilings and the advantage of two generously sized reception rooms, two downstairs bedrooms (ideal for less mobile guests) and an attractive front garden with off-street parking and landscaped enclosed back garden. Originally two separate cottages, it has been refurbished by its new owners and now offers spacious and comfortable accommodation offered here with reduced occupancy during low season.
The highly acclaimed Duck Inn is only a short stroll away, and the unspoilt and magnificent beaches of the North Norfolk coast and lovely Georgian village of Burnham Market are easily reached within a 10-minute drive.
During school holidays Eider Cottage must be booked with the use of all 4 bedrooms.
THE HIGHLIGHTS
- Lovely spacious period cottage with high vaulted ceilings and 2 wood burners
- 2 beautifully presented ground floor bedrooms both with en-suites
- Safe enclosed back garden
- Walking distance to The Duck Inn
GOOD TO KNOW
- During peak times the cottage must be booked with all 4 bedrooms ( the additional 2 are upstairs)
- Both bedrooms are downstairs with high ceilings
- There's off-street parking for 3 cars
Ground Floor
Entrance: into the open plan dining area and kitchen with original pamment tiled floor.
Dining room: a lovely light and spacious room with a high vaulted ceiling, a wood-burning stove and glazed doors to the garden. Eight guests may dine in comfort with a large wooden dining table (with a glass top) and eight chairs.
Kitchen: well-equipped kitchen with an electric double oven and induction hob, integrated fridge/freezer, microwave, integrated dishwasher. There is a Nespresso Krupa pixie coffee machine.
Utility room: useful spacious room with the door to the back garden. Contains a Belfast sink, washing machine, overhead clothes airer, additional cupboards.
Sitting Room: A lovely comfortable room with an ornamental fireplace, two large comfy sofas, three armchairs and a large Smart TV. There is a door to the staircase which leads up to bedroom 4.
Library: another good-sized sitting room with well-stocked bookshelves, a wood-burning stove, comfy sofa, two armchairs and a Smart TV. There is a door to the staircase which leads up to bedroom 3.
Bedroom 1: a lovely room overlooking the front garden with a high vaulted ceiling. Contains a king-size bed, bedside tables and lamps, large wardrobe with hanging space and shelving.
En-suite shower room: has a walk-in shower, hand basin, WC and heated towel rail.
Bedroom 2: another spacious room with a high vaulted ceiling and doors opening out to the back garden. Contains full-size twin beds, bedside table and lamp and a built-in wardrobe.
En-suite shower room: has a walk-in shower, hand basin, WC and heated towel rail..
First Floor - not available with this reduced occupancy option.
Outside
There are two private shingled driveways at the front of the cottage; one has parking for a single car and the other has parking for two cars.
Access to the cottage is via a path leading across the front lawn. The front garden is not enclosed and is mainly lawn with a variety of shrubs and plants.
The attractive back garden is fully enclosed and private, making it safe for dogs and small children. It has a shingled area with outside wooden table and chairs seating eight and a charcoal barbecue. There are a couple of steps leading to a raised lawn area.
It's a very short walk to the excellent local pub, The Duck Inn, a children's playground and a traditional village pond to feed the ducks.
The beautiful coast at Brancaster or Burnham Overy is easily reached within a 10 minute drive.
Front aspect
Dining room
Dining room looking through to kitchen
Dining table
Dining room with wood burner
Dining table
Looking into kitchen
Kitchen looking into dining room
Kitchen
Kitchen sink
Sitting room
Sitting room through to library
Sitting room
Library
Library
Utility room
Bedroom 1
Bedroom 1
En-suite 1
Bedroom 2
Bedroom 2
En-suite 2
Front garden
Enclosed back garden
Back view
Back garden
Garden bench
Teatime in the garden!
Village
An attractive Norfolk farming village which is defined by the large pretty duck pond in the heart of the village. Many of the properties in Stanhoe are constructed from traditional brick and flint with curvy pantiles on the roof, making for many pretty chocolate box homes.
There is a great award-winning gastropub in Stanhoe called The Duck Inn known for its use of local produce and delicious East Anglian Ales. A warm inviting feel greets you in this village eatery and a great menu, making it a good destination either for a nice evening meal or a relaxing drink - make sure you book ahead!
History
The village has been a farming village since the Romans, it was the Saxons that gave the village its name Stanhoe (Stony Hill).
In the 19th Century the parish priest was Philip Ward the husband of Lord Nelsons daughter Horatia.
Visit
Stanhoe is close to the popular Georgian village destination of Burnham Market, known for the great selection of independent shops that surround the picturesque village green. There's a butcher, baker, hardware store, popular fishmonger and also lovely cafes and many eateries,as well as boutiques and galleries to peruse. Just a short drive away is the vast Norfolk coastline with the sailing villages of Brancaster Staithe and Burnham Overy Staithe, open sandy beaches at Brancaster and Holme, with splendid coastal walks, ideal for all the family and your four-legged friend too!
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Fabulous cottage. We really enjoyed our stay at this well equipped cottage.
We only booked downstairs which was beautifully furnished and equipped. We were thinking of booking again with the rest of the family but the stairs are very steep and only suitable for younger guests. We were impressed with the overall quality of the cottage. Very very clean - thank you.
Ideally positioned for the coast and days out in North Norfolk.
Beautiful, comfortable cottage. Very well situated near all our favourite places in Norfolk. Really loved it here, will definitely book again! Everything was of a very high standard. Yes we would book again, loved it, best yet!
A well appointed cottage with a lovely ambience to it. Ideal location to allow us to explore the North Norfolk coast and villages. Great location ,close to many of the lovely areas in North Norfolk
What a beautiful cottage - well presented and comfortable. We loved our stay here and enjoyed exploring the beaches and walks along the coast. Eider Cottage was a great base, we would highly recommend it.
Stay Highlights: Comfortable beds
Beautiful decor
Well equipped kitchen
Lots of great books and games available
Good take away / eating recommendations
PRICE GUIDE
| Fri 12 Apr 2024 | Thu 23 May 2024 | £1050 / week |
| Fri 31 May 2024 | Thu 20 Jun 2024 | £1250 / week |
| Fri 21 Jun 2024 | Thu 4 Jul 2024 | £1650 / week |
| Fri 30 Aug 2024 | Thu 5 Sep 2024 | £1650 / week |
| Fri 6 Sep 2024 | Thu 19 Sep 2024 | £1250 / week |
| Fri 20 Sep 2024 | Thu 17 Oct 2024 | £1050 / week |
| Fri 1 Nov 2024 | Thu 19 Dec 2024 | £950 / week |
Prices shown includes a £30 booking fee.
Booking information
If your required start date is not the usual changeover day, then please call us on 01328 730880 or email.
Please also read our Booking Conditions.
The changeover day for this property is Friday.
Deposit Payable - 33% of total rent
Balance payable 28 days prior to arrival
Please note that smoking is not permitted in any of our cottages
All Sowerbys holiday cottages are supplied with bed linen and towels and the cost of heating is included in the rental price.
Electric Vehicle charging
Cars may only be charged if there is an EV charging point fitted at the property. The cost of electricity is NOT included in the rental price and Sowerbys Holiday Cottages must be notified if the charger is used and an additional surcharge will be made. Due to insurance purposes, guests must never charge their car using a standard outdoor plug or an extension cable linking to a domestic plug. This is not permitted because of fire regulations regarding wiring, earthing rods and voltage restrictions; it poses a serious fire risk to standard 13 amp sockets and there is a real danger that the body of the vehicle could become live.
