Offering characterful accommodation for two guests, this delightful, handcrafted shepherd’s hut makes a fabulous base for couples eager to explore an idyllic part of North Norfolk. Situated in a secluded site outside the historic town of Holt, the charming glamping retreat is perfect for nature spotters and sightseers keen to discover the region’s magical countryside, quaint villages and serene coastline. This tranquil lakeside bolthole is truly off-grid, featuring a cheery wood burner and a sweet garden area, and enjoying a remote woodland setting with far-reaching views.
Reached via a short flight of wooden steps, this sweet shepherd’s hut features a colourful, tastefully decorated interior, providing a lovely spot to unwind in peace. To one side a thoughtfully arranged kitchenette is perfect for preparing light meals and snacks, which sits alongside a useful breakfast bar. A central wood burner adds a touch of warmth and character, and the main part of the interior is rounded off with a lovely double bed. The hut also features a refreshing shower room. Back outside, the charming garden area has a choice of deck chairs, hammocks, a fire pit and BBQ, providing a fantastic spot for dining alfresco and enjoying the quiet lakeside views. Parking is available for one car. Please note, due to the site’s off-grid nature, the property has no Wi-fi, no electricity for devices and limited mobile signal.
The immediate area has a wealth of attractions including the beautiful Holt Country Park, the remains of Baconsthorpe Castle and the Georgian market town of Holt, all within 5 miles. For a day by the sea head to the Norfolk coast: Sheringham (8.5 miles), Cromer (11.5 miles) and Blakeney (7.5 miles) are all within easy reach. Also nearby are Pensthorpe, Blickling Hall and Mannington Hall and Gardens, all within 14 miles.