Coopers House (Hindolveston)

Coopers House was built around 1830 and lies within the heart of the village of Hindolveston. It has an interesting history, at one time being the village Blacksmith and general stores, and is a Grade II listed building.
The dining room is in fact the old shop with the original shop window still in place.
It is an attractively furnished, warm and welcoming house.

ACCOMMODATION
• The house has 4 bedrooms, 2 with double bed - 1 en suite; 2 with twin single beds - 1 en suite. The property sleeps 8-10 and includes a bed settee in one of the sitting rooms.
• There is also a further spacious bathroom with bath, shower and wc.
• The sitting room has shuttered windows, open fire with Victorian tiled fireplace.
• There are two further comfortable sitting rooms and a charming sun room.
• The Dining room former shop also has an open fire and looks out onto the village high street.
• The kitchen is very spacious with fitted units, dishwasher, washing machine, fridgefreezer, baby chair and a large pine table and benches.
• A pleasant courtyard garden surrounds the back of the house with a large outside table.
• Welcome pack provided. No smoking in the house.


Other facilities...
• Bed linen and duvet provided
• Open fires
• Lawned garden with garden furniture.
• Two televisions, one with video.
• Parking for 23 cars.
• Outbuildings available for pets



ALSO AVAILABLE - WHITE HOUSE FARM ANNEX.
A charming, cosy and well equipped studio annex in the grounds of White House Farm, which is a 17th Century farmhouse. A great rural hideaway holiday for two.

Combined bedroom Sleeps 2 double bed., sitting room with breakfast bar, cooker, fridge, washing machine.
There is a bathroom which has a shower, wash hand basin and toilet.
Outside is a small patio with garden furniture and a parking space.


The annex is on the adjoining site to Coopers house - please read Coopers House details for location and contact details.
Available on weekly letting all year - please see our website prices


HINDOLVESTON lies nestled in the pretty North Norfolk countryside in an area of outstanding rural beauty. It is conveniently situated between the charming Georgian town of Holt and the market town of Fakenham. The North Norfolk seaside resorts of Wells-on-Sea, Sheringham, Cromer and many others all lie within 30 minutes drive as does the major city of Norwich. The owners have a very good knowledge of the area and will happily plan days out and suggest areas of special interest. North Norfolk is well known for good restaurants and pubs and is an ideal cycling area along single track roads.

Also nearby are
· Coastal walks at Blakeney
· Pensthorpe Waterfowl Park
· Bird watching at Morston
· Thursford Collection
· Boat trips to see the seals
· Blickling Hall.