This delightful cottage, with its 'upside down' design, sundeck and first floor balcony overlooking tranquil marshland, is one of a row of six set a few yards from the mooring basin and local river. Footpaths offer leisurely waterside strolls and Sutton's village green is perfect for fishing and picnicking. Craft centres, steam railways, National Trust houses, sandy beaches (3 miles) and Norwich city are an easy drive. Pub/local stores 350 yards.

Accommodation

Double bedroom with four poster bed and ensuite bathroom/WC (shower over bath). First floor: Spacious and open plan sitting/dining room with door to balcony, electric 'wood burner effect' fire and kitchen area.

Brochure Information

Code: E2988
Page Number: 171

Sleeps:

2 + t/cot in One bedroom.

This Cottage Has:

• Linen (duvets) inc
• Elec and full NSH inc
• Elec 'wood burner effect' fire
• TV
• Video
• Music system
• Microwave
• Dishwasher
• F/freezer
• Auto wm
• Highchair
• Stairgate
• Hairdryer
• Parking
• Shared ¼ acre grounds with footpaths, riverside and mooring basin
• Balcony and sundeck with furniture
• Shared barbecue
• Unfenced waterways (toddlers beware!)
• Fishing
• Moorings and slipway
• Unsuitable for the infirm
• Pets – 1 dog max
• No smoking

20% reduction – Winter

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