Strawberry Cottage is a traditional Norfolk country cottage in Snettisham. Retaining original features with a wooden beam in the living area and a red brick fireplace that houses the electric woodburning stove. In the kitchen you can still see the original pine fronted storage cupboards and the warm quarry tiled floor. The sitting room is comfortable with two sofas, a coffee table and ambient lighting. There is a dining table and chairs to one end. The kitchen is extremely well equipped with both appliances and crockery.
The stairs are steep, traditional cottage stairs, so not suitable for anyone with mobility concerns.
Upstairs are two really pretty and comfortable double bedrooms, with soft carpets. The master bedroom has a king sized bed, an original cast iron fireplace (decorative only) and plenty of storage with a hanging rack and chest of drawers. The second bedroom has a double bed, bedside tables and lamps. There are hooks on the wall for clothes.
Outside to the rear is an enclosed garden (please note there is a right of way at the top of this, through for the other cottages, which is seldom used but guests need to be aware) for nice summer evenings outside. There is arranged, free allocated parking in the driveway at the front of the next door property.
A Type 2 EV charger - details of use & payment arrangement available on-site in Cottage accommodation folder.
The cottage has a a lockable storage shed for cycles. Pets welcome.
Short walks to award winning pubs, bistro & café. Village centre, shops & antique emporium.
The Royal Sandringham Estate is close by (7 min drive) Check out their full agenda of Heritage events & High profile celebrities for music & entertainment all year round.
Close to Wild Ken Hill & RSPB reserve at Snettisham beach & Sailing club. The amazing flight formation of the Pink Foot Geese making a huge V in the sky as they come home to roost in the Autumn & Winter is a truly memorable sight.
Visit the infamous red cliffs and traditional seaside resort of Hunstanton.
Just a 15 minute drive to the Historic town of King's Lynn, and 1 hour to the City of Norwich to see the impressive Castle & Cathedral.
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