This comfortable, ground floor holiday property is located on the owners grounds on a quiet lane between the villages of Dickleburgh and Pulham Market and close to the bustling market town of Diss with it's beautiful mere and fascinating historic buildings, many of which date back to the 16th century. The village of Dickleburgh has a village shop and Norman church and Pulham Market has an excellent pub with alfresco dining in the summer and roaring fires in the winter. This delightful cottage has ample parking directly outside and a private patio, ideal for a morning coffee while planning the many things to do in the area. The front door opens straight in to a fully equipped kitchen with table for four, it has everything you could need for a self catering holiday away. The sitting room has patio doors leading out to the outdoor seating area, perfect for the warm summer months. The cottage is a quiet space and ideal for relaxing with a book or a movie at whatever the time of the day. The bedrooms are both spacious with the master bedroom to the back of the property and the twin bedroom over looking the front drive and gardens beyond. The bedrooms share a bathroom. The grounds are unfenced but in addition to the patio there is a large lawned area for guests to enjoy. There is plenty to do nearby, Bressingham steam museum and gardens and Banham Zoo are just a short drive away and ideal for all the family to enjoy. For those who love nature, the Dickleburgh Moor nature reserve is a few minutes walk just down the lane. A little further afield brings you to the famous Norfolk Broads where you can explore this stunning network or waterways by boat for a day. Or why not visit the Norfolk or Suffolk Coast with an array or wonderful seaside towns and stunning beaches. A perfect base for exploring or just relaxing and unwinding. Excellent for road cyclists too with a vast network of rural roads to explore.

The village of Dickleburgh offers a shop and Post Office. Just five miles away is the picturesque market town of Diss. This town is a must visit for anyone interested in nature, history or architecture. Nestled in the countryside of Waveney Valley, it offers a swimming pool, sports centre, a golf course, a delightful array of specialist shops and eating places, a traditional lively market every Friday and a farmers’ market on the second Saturday of each month.

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