Treat your loved ones to a tranquil Norfolk escape at this beautiful woodland lodge sitting on a peaceful complex of properties on a retreat on the edge of King's Lynn. Sleeping six people across three bedrooms, it's perfect for families or groups of friends who are in search of a peaceful woodland retreat to call home while they discover the best of north west Norfolk together. Explore the retreat's scenic grounds, say hello to the resident sheep and make use of the superb shared leisure facilities, which include a gym and a coffee lounge, before you head out to Sandringham (12.5 miles) to tour the King’s country retreat. Alternatively, make a beeline for the vibrant Victorian resort of Hunstanton (20 miles) to stroll along the golden sands. In the evening, come home to sip a glass of wine on your lodge’s covered patio area while the stars come out.
Pull up in your private parking spot and step inside your stylish woodland lodge. You'll find a bright, open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner that immediately invites you to slow down and settle in. Cook up a storm in the kitchen and share a fun feast at the six-person dining table, or settle into a sofa to watch your favourite box set on the Smart TV. Head outside to treat yourself to a relaxed drink on the patio as the evening light filters through the woodland canopy. When it’s time for bed, two king-size bedrooms (each with an en-suite shower room) and a twin zip-and-link room (can be converted into a super-king-size on request) await. A stylish shower room completes the layout.
Kick off your day with a workout in the shared gym, before you take the kids to the shared children’s play area to let off some steam. Later in the day, dine al fresco at the shared picnic area at the retreat’s water’s edge and then set off to visit the rescued seals at Hunstanton’s Sea Life Centre (20 miles). Alternatively, head off to Norfolk Lavender Farm (18 miles) to enjoy a fragrant afternoon among the fields, before returning via King's Lynn (3.5 miles), where you can treat yourself to dinner in the historic harbour town.