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Thornham
North Norfolk is an ideal holiday destination whatever your interest, quiet country lanes make cycling a pleasure and walkers can enjoy the Coastal Path and Peddars Way which pass through the villages of Ringstead and Thornham. Sailing, golf and bird-watching are all very popular pastimes along the coast and the area is also a popular haunt of artists painting the coastal creeks and huge skies.
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Smugglers - holiday house
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Phone: 01580 241722 |
Sea views. 4 Bedrooms, 1 slps 2-4, 2x dble bed both ensuite, 1 twin, family bathroom, utility room, kitchen, dining room, sitting room, WC. Secure garden, patio furniture, gas BBQ. Parking for several cars. Broadband
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Announcement: Smugglers holiday house Thornham, sea views, sleeps up to 10 due to cancellation one week available w/c 30 August |
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Sleeps 7 - 10 plus cot, Price Range £800-£1900 or 2 off peak £600-£800,
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Mr David Hiscock
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Phone: 01580 241722
Mobile: 07793819958
Phone2: 07867785118
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| Beech Cottage |
| Iden Green Road |
| Iden Green |
| Benenden |
| TN17 4HA |
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Smugglers is a home from home with that little bit extra. You will be able to enjoy the uninterrupted views over the salt marshes and sand dunes towards the beach on this unspoilt piece of coast. Whether you want a quiet retreat for two by utilising the top floor only, a welcoming family home or a ‘special’ place to celebrate any occasion, Smugglers can easily accommodate up to ten people.
Top specifications from natural stone and maple flooring help give Smugglers a light and airy atmosphere. The bespoke kitchen has a full range of appliances including a Rangemaster cooker, Bosch fridge, freezer, dishwasher and microwave set into top quality hand-built kitchen units. The utility room houses a further fridgefreezer, washing machine and tumble dryer.
The sitting room has a natural stone crafted fire surround and hearth and double doors that open onto the balcony with fabulous views to the sea.
Cot and high chair available
Thornham has three superb pubs and a fabulous village shop. It has a long ‘smuggling’ history and is oozing with character. You will find traditional flint cottages, fabulous walks, fresh sea air, sandy beaches and welcoming inns serving fine food and ales, who could want for more. A notable structure at the harbours edge is the coal barn, looking strangely isolated at the water’s edge it has been the focus of many artists work.
Brancaster and Brancaster Staithe located a few miles down the coast offer fabulous sailing, well stocked chandleries, two traditional pubs, several road-side fishmongers selling locally caught fish, a golf course and a programme of outdoor activities for everyone to enjoy. The neighbouring village of Titchwell is famous for its unique bird reserve and for those wanting a more traditional seaside experience; the coastal town of Hunstanton is only 4 miles away. Burnham Market a picturesque village located a few miles inland supplies adequate provision for those seeking an interesting place to wander with fabulous art galleries, craft shops, delicatessens and opportunities to sample fine food. |
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