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Brand new detached waterside lodge cottage
Double ensuite, 1 double, 2 twins, 1 single
Ensuite bath/wc, 2 x shower /wc rooms
Sorry No pets permitted
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Potter Heigham Waterside Holiday Homes
High quality self-catering accommodation on the Norfolk Broads
The waterside holiday homes at Potter Heigham really are the perfect place to relax.
Marsh View Cottage
Brand new detached five bedroom property with water frontage.
All on one level, the house has a lounge opening through double doors to a large outside patio with seating overlooking the water. Dining area off lounge and fully fitted kitchen with dishwasher, microwave oven and fully fitted integrated appliances. Master double bedroom with en-suite bathroom with bath, shower, toilet and wash basin and doors opening onto patio area. One double bedroom, two twin bedrooms and one single bedroom. The property also has two further bathrooms with showers, toilets and wash basins. Central heating oil fired central heating via radiators. BBQ.
Set along the edge of the River Thurne and within the boatyard itself, enjoying views of the famous medieval bridge, marshes and the river itself, this really is an idyllic location. There are wonderful stretches of coastline with sandy beaches for you to explore nearby and if you fancy something a little more lively, why not take a trip to the sea-side resort of Great Yarmouth with it’s many attractions including a fun fair and sea life centre. Alternatively you could visit the twin cathedral city of Norwich and take a stroll through the cathedral gardens and the cobbled alleyways.
Potter Heigham village itself is a short walk away from your riverside base and has a variety of restaurants, pubs and shops. No visit to this area would be complete without a trip on the Broads themselves. Cruising around the 200 miles of waterways really is an experience not to be missed and at selected times of the year you’ll receive a free day launch or a 25% discount on river trips.
Situated at the entrance to the river Thurne. Two storey, two bedroom accommodation comprising - ground floor :- hallway, open plan galleried lounge/kitchen/diner with patio doors through to large open deck area. One twin bedded room and bathroom with large shower, toilet and hand basin. First floor large double bedroom, galleried landing. Bathroom with bath, electric shower over, toilet and hand basin. Equipment includes dishwasher, fridge/freezer, microwave, TV and DVD player
Buoyancy aids
Are available free of charge.
River Trips *
Broads Tours offer a variety of tours throughout the main season and offer a 25% discount to residents on the daily tours.
Day Launches *
A day launch is available free for one full day per weekly holiday, (half day hire free for short breaks) from 21st April to 25th May and 1st September to 9th October 2007. A 25% discount is also offered for additional hire.
Cots and High Chairs
Are free of charge, subject to availability. Please bring your own linen.
Laundry Room
This is located on the ground floor of the Broads Haven tower.
* River trips and day launches are not available between November and Easter. Discount not available on special and themed tours.
Please Note: Electricity is charged at £25 per week, £15 short break 5th Jan to 26th April and 21st Sept to 3rd Jan. Electricity is included at all other times.
The Norfolk Broads
The Broads is the largest wetland in Britain and is specially protected with the equivalent status of a national park. There are six rivers connecting forty broads, making over 200km of waterways in all, and just waiting to be explored. Each Broad was once a medieval peat digging which was flooded to become a shallow lake after the peat was dug for fuel. Water, reeds, marshes and tangled woodlands make up the Broadlands landscape - a haven for birds and wildlife.
Broadland meets the sea at Lowestoft and Great Yarmouth, two bustling seaside towns with first class beaches to be enjoyed. Places to visit include nature reserves, churches, windmills, craft centres, and numerous riverside villages with pubs, shops and restaurants. At the western end of the river Yare is the historic city of Norwich. With its 900 year old Cathedral, Norman castle, museums, theatres, market place and shopping centre, Norwich is the capital of Broadland. Regatta and other boating events are part of life on the Broads. Ashore you will also find lots of local events, such as carnivals, and fetes to add to the fun.
Things to See & Do Locally
Bewilderwood - 50 acres of wild, imaginative, outdoor adventure. Treehouses, zip wires, jungle bridges, Crocklebogs, boat trips, marsh walks and great organic food.
Woodbastwick - Thatched houses and the Woodlands Brewery, do you need another excuse to visit ?
Hoveton Hall Gardens - 1 mile north of Wroxham. Beautiful woodland and walled gardens, including woodland and lakeside walks.
Slightly Further afield
Norwich Cathedral - The nearby City of Norwich offers the splendid Romanesque Norfolk Cathedral dating back over 1000 years. It has the second highest spire and largest monastic cloisters in England and guided tours are available from June to October.
City of Norwich Aviation Museum - Close to Norwich City in Horsham St Faith, can be found the Aviation Museum. Located some 5 miles from Wroxham, the Museum features many historic aircraft including the massive Vulcan Bomber plus many aircraft which flew in the past from the numerous Norfolk airfields.
Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery - Containing a superb collection of Fine and Decorative Art, plus Archeology, Natural History and Geology displays. You can also visit the Castle battlements and dungeons to discover past secrets.
Blickling Hall - Magnificent Jacobean house with garden and park. Famed for its long gallery, fine tapestries, paintings and rare books. Parkland and lakeside walks, with a sunken garden to discover. Reputedly home to the headless ghost of Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII's second queen.
Great Yarmouth Sea Life Centre - Come face to face with all kinds of sea creatures; from sharks to stingrays, otters to octopus nd tropical fish to turtles.
Somerleyton House - Somerleyton Hall was originally a Jacobean manor but was remodeled in 1844, transforming it into the fine example of an early Victorian Hall in the Anglo-Italian style that we see today.
The area caters for all kinds of holiday activities such as cycle hire, walking and fishing. The broads is a magical, mystical place to explore - take your time and enjoy it.
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For further information please contact UK Leisure Breaks Ltd on 01252 339020