Drift Cottage Farm is a wonderful holiday destination located in North Norfolk, nestled amongst fields and woodlands on a 3 acre plot. It is perfectly situated to explore Norfolk's beautiful countryside, coast and broads. It comprises of four traditional brick and flint holiday cottages, Drift Barn Cottage sleeps 8, Stable Cottage sleeps 6, Anvil Cottage sleeps 6, Chestnut Cottage sleeps 2, as well as 2 Shepard Huts.
Situated at the end of a quiet lane on the outskirts of the village of Felbrigg, just a 1.5 miles walk to Cromer. The lane (The Driftway) is on the Weavers' Way, a walking route that will take you from Cromer to Great Yarmouth. The Victorian seaside town of Cromer, with its award winning pier, it is just a 30 minute walk from the cottages along this footpath.
As well as the Weavers Way there are an abundance of activities and attractions close by. Felbrigg Hall is just a 20 minute walk away.
Situated at the end of a quiet lane on the outskirts of the village of Felbrigg, just a 1.5 miles walk to Cromer. The lane (The Driftway) is on the Weavers' Way, a walking route that will take you from Cromer to Great Yarmouth. The Victorian seaside town of Cromer, with its award winning pier, it is just a 30 minute walk from the cottages along this footpath.
As well as the Weavers Way there are an abundance of activities and attractions close by. Felbrigg Hall is just a 20 minute walk away.
Services
Drift Barn Cottage : There are two bedrooms and a bathroom on the ground floor and two bedrooms and a shower room on the first floor.
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The nearest bus stop is at the end of the lane (300Mtrs) from our cottages, where there is a bus into Cromer once a day.
The parking area is flat and gravelled, there are some paving slabs by the front door (3cm high).
We have tried to provide as much information as possible in this statement, if you have any queries please phone or e-mail.
We look forward to welcoming you.
The nearest bus stop is at the end of the lane (300Mtrs) from our cottages, where there is a bus into Cromer once a day.
The parking area is flat and gravelled, there are some paving slabs by the front door (3cm high).
Chestnut Cottage : all rooms are on the ground floor.
There are no thresholds inside the cottage (except the front door) and there is an en-suite shower room, making this property ideal for people with some mobility problems.
We have tried to provide as much information as possible in this statement, if you have any queries please phone or e-mail.
We look forward to welcoming you.
The nearest bus stop is at the end of the lane (300Mtrs) from our cottages, where there is a bus into Cromer once a day.
There are no thresholds inside the cottage (except the front door) and there is an en-suite shower room, making this property ideal for people with some mobility problems.
We have tried to provide as much information as possible in this statement, if you have any queries please phone or e-mail.
We look forward to welcoming you.
The nearest bus stop is at the end of the lane (300Mtrs) from our cottages, where there is a bus into Cromer once a day.
A National Trust property with a fine 17th century mansion, large peaceful grounds, gardens, a lake and acres and acres of woods where you can walk and cycle at any time from dawn to dusk the whole year round.
A classic victorian seaside town, situated on a cliff top overlooking fine sandy beaches.
Cromer Pier was voted UK pier of the year 2015, it hosts one of the last end of the pier shows in the Pavillion Theatre.
There is also the lifeboat station where you are welcome to come and view.
The fishing boats can still be seen launching from the beach to catch the famous Cromer crabs.
A classic victorian seaside town, situated on a cliff top overlooking fine sandy beaches.
Cromer Pier was voted UK pier of the year 2015, it hosts one of the last end of the pier shows in the Pavillion Theatre.
There is also the lifeboat station where you are welcome to come and view.
The fishing boats can still be seen launching from the beach to catch the famous Cromer crabs.
Follow the A148 and just before you get to Cromer, there is a new roundabout, second exit, signposted for North Walsham (B1436).
Follow the A140 towards Cromer.
You will enter the village of Roughton, turn left on the second roundabout (signposted Felbrigg Hall).
Follow this road and you will enter the village of Felbrigg.
Immediately, on your right, you will see white fenced posts with a pond behind it.
Turn right straight away onto a lane and you will find Drift Cottage Farm at the end of the lane.
Follow the A140 towards Cromer.
You will enter the village of Roughton, turn left on the second roundabout (signposted Felbrigg Hall).
Follow this road and you will enter the village of Felbrigg.
Immediately, on your right, you will see white fenced posts with a pond behind it.
Turn right straight away onto a lane and you will find Drift Cottage Farm at the end of the lane.
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