North Norfolk Holiday Home

Brook Bungalow

Brook Bungalow is a large secluded well appointed holiday home in North Norfolk.

This large secluded well appointed modern bungalow stands in grounds of nearly ½ acre in a delightful north Norfolk coastal village. It is situated on a country lane leading directly to the sea and miles of unspoilt and mostly sandy beaches.

Lounge and Dining Room

Surrounding the fireplace containing an electric ‘stove’ heater there is at one end of the room a large dining table for 8 and at the other end a comfortable modern suite, with seating for 8. There is also a smart TV, with a BT TV box and a broadband router with good Wi-Fi coverage as well as a telephone, tourist information, a wildlife jotter and a wildlife box for children.

Bedroom 1 and 2

Each room has a 6ft super king-size bed and en-suite shower-room containing a power shower, toilet and wash basin, shaver point, heated towel rail, extractor fan and heater.

Bedroom 3 (the family room) with bathroom opposite

This large room has a 6ft super king- size bed and 2 single 3ft beds.

Garage and Garden

In the back garden there is a garden table with 8 chairs and a rotary clothes dryer, together with a barbecue and a couple of reclining chairs. There are also two bird feeders which can be filled to attract the local birds. On the paved patio in the front garden there is a bench table for 4. The garage houses the tumble dryer and stores beach toys, beach equipment, table tennis, and table football. The garage is perfect for storing bicycles and push chairs when not in use.

Kitchen

Fully fitted units with a breakfast table and 4 chairs. Equipped with electric cooker, toaster, microwave, coffee machine, dishwasher, a larder-fridge and auto washing machine. A freezer is in the rear lobby, together with cleaning equipment and ironing facilities. A tumble dryer is in the garage.

Bathroom

Bath with electric shower unit over one end, heated towel rail, toilet and hand basin, shaver socket and bathroom heater.

Bedding, Linen and Towels

Bedding consists of a good selection of blankets and duvets. Clean bed linen and towels are supplied on a weekly basis and are inclusive.

Heating and Flooring

Domestic hot water is provided by an immersion heater water cistern. All the rooms are heated by wall mounted radiators fitted with thermostats. The bedrooms have fitted carpets, as does the central hallway. The living/dining room, kitchen, rear lobby, bathroom and en-suites all have karndean flooring.

A Bird Sanctuary is close by and the pub is a ¼ mile walk into the village. The property offers very comfortable accommodation for 2 to 8 people. There is an integral garage and off-road parking for at least 4 cars. There are 3 bedrooms, 2 of which have en-suite showers and the family bedroom is served by a bathroom immediately opposite. There is a large lounge/dining room and a very well equipped kitchen. The property is fully insulated and warm and cosy. The front garden is laid to lawn and shrubs, surrounded by hedges and trees protecting a sunny patio area. The sheltered rear garden with its fruit trees is a haven for a wide variety of birds and other wildlife.

The North Norfolk coast is designated an area of natural beauty and the countryside is rich in wildlife, quaint fishing villages, historic towns and bustling coastal resorts. Wide sandy beaches washed by mostly shallow waters are a delight for all those seeking a seaside holiday and are complemented by the traditional seaside resorts of Hunstanton, Cromer and Sheringham.

HOLME-NEXT-THE-SEA

Holme-next-the-sea is where the ancient Peddars Way meets the North Norfolk Coastal Path. The village centre is very quiet and peaceful with a Church and the ever popular White Horse Inn providing a selection of beers and good value food. Along the road to Gore Point, between the village and the sea, are 2 bird Reserves.

OLD HUNSTANTON

Old Hunstanton has a shop and a good selection of pubs with restaurants, one of which has Michelin accreditation. There is an 18-hole Championship Golf Course behind a particularly fine beach. This beach, reached from alongside the Le Strange Arms Hotel, has a beach cafe opposite the Lifeboat Station. It extends along the coast to Holme, on to Thornham and eventually to Brancaster.

RINGSTEAD, THORNHAM, BRANCASTER

Ringstead, Thornham, Brancaster and many others. All along the coast there are shops and restaurants serving a wide variety of food and drink. They form a part of this area which is famous for its scenic beauty; the superb views over the local harbours and saltings are a must for holidaymakers and ornithologists alike. For those who prefer walking, there are many varied paths and trails throughout North Norfolk. These can often be combined with visits to a variety of Historic Houses, unspoilt towns such as Holt and Wells or one of the many other interesting places, particularly those providing Cream Teas. We provide a brief list of some of them below.

HISTORIC HOUSES AND GARDENS

Sandringham House The Queen’s Country retreat. There is also a Visitor centre which is surrounded by extensive woodland trails with a children’s adventure playground. Blickling Hall (N.T.) Jacobean mansion with superb gardens. Holkham Hall With Bygones Museum and garden centre. Felbrigg Hall (N.T.) 17th Century; paintings, furniture & gardens. Oxburgh Hall (N.T.) 1482 moated house with woodland walks. Houghton Hall Famous collection of lead soldiers.