Kings Lynn 6.6 miles. Perched on a rural arable farm close to the village of Ashwicken in Norfolk is this barn conversion, Hadleigh Farm Barn. This superb barn is ideal for families and friends who wish to enjoy time together in this wonderful part of Norfolk, whatever the weather. The cottage offers excellent accommodation with plenty of original character, and from the entrance hall there are double doors which open out into an impressive farmhouse kitchen with a large dining area, so everyone can enjoy eating together. There is also a sitting room with comfy seating surrounding a beautiful woodburning stove where you can sit and relax in the cooler evenings. The ground floor also offers the benefit of a double bedroom with an en-suite wet room and a utility room, great for getting your outdoor kit dry after a day out walking! Upstairs, each bedroom offers ample space and storage; the master bedroom has an en-suite shower room and there is also a family bathroom which is shared by a further three comfortable bedrooms. Outside is an enclosed shingle garden area, which is perfect for pets and children, and a patio where you can enjoy summer dining or a morning coffee while planning your day. There is also a large shared grassed area at the entrance to the farm that can be used for dog walking and ball games. If you do not want to drive, there are a selection of shops and restaurants within a leisurely walk, while just a few miles from this comfortable cottage is the Victorian seaside town of Hunstanton, where you will find an excellent selection of shops, pubs and restaurants. The Queen's Estate at Sandringham should not be missed, whilst a further drive will take you to the lavender fields of Norfolk. The home of Caithness Crystal is in King’s Lynn where you can see pieces being produced before wandering through the factory shop. Within a short drive of the cottage there are seal watching trips, bird watching opportunities, golf, coastal walks and sailing trips, making this cottage an ideal base from which to explore this fantastic part of the country. Note: This property can be booked with Ref. 915577, together sleeping up to fourteen people.

On the River Great Ouse sits the famous mediaeval port of King's Lynn, which dates to the 12th century. The town is a treasure mine for history buffs, with large merchant homes, art galleries, museums, and the Custom House, a Grade I listed edifice that was constructed in 1683 by Henry Bell. The town still has its original winding streets and lanes, and it has good shopping options, including a mix of major chains and specialty stores, as well as a number of bars and eateries. The West Norfolk shoreline is easily accessible by car, and most of the surrounding Norfolk countryside has been designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Particularly Hunstanton is well known for its stunning beaches and sunsets. A number of locations along the coast provide boat excursions, and the Norfolk Coast Cycleway connects King's Lynn with Cromer. A short drive away is Sandringham, the magnificent rural residence of The Queen, and it is highly recommended that you stop by the spectacular Visitor Center there.

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