Dunlin Cottage (Blakeney)

Sleeps 5 - 2 bedrooms

Sleeping Arrangements: 1 Double, 1 Single + sofabed, Price Range £350 - £495, No pets,

Phone: 01787-282297

Please mention the Glaven Valley when calling

A charming two bedroom flint cottage in Blakeney, furnished to a high standard, situated in a secluded loke, minutes from the quayside and marshes.

Mrs Susan Hill

Phone: 01787-282297
Fax: 01787-282560
Mobile: 07968577247

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Dunlin Cottage Holiday Cottages and Self-Catering Blakeney

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THE COTTAGE
Dunlin Cottage is a spacious two bedroom flint cottage built in the early 1800. It comfortably sleeps three, but there is also a double sofa bed in the lounge which offers further sleeping for two. The cottage is furnished to a high standard throughout.

LOUNGE
A spacious lounge with a delightful open fire. The lounge also provides a dining table and chairs, and a TV and DVD.

KITCHEN
Fitted kitchen including electric double oven with ceramic hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave, radio/CD.

FIRST FLOOR

BEDROOM ONE
Double brass bedstead,traditional hand made furniture.

BEDROOM TWO
Single painted bedstead, painted furniture to match.

BATHROOM
White suite consisting of bath with independent shower over, WC, fitted wash hand basin with cupboards under, heated towel rail.

SORRY NO PETS

Outside Features

GARDEN
There is a delightful private rear garden including small patio area, established shrub borders including a fruiting fig tree. There is also garden furniture and a BBQ available for the warmer months.

OUTSIDE
There is parking in the loke although not allocated. There is also free parking at The Village Hall, a few minutes walk away.

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Location

Dunlin Cottage is situated in the beautiful village of Blakeney on the North Norfolk Coast, in an area of outstanding beauty.
The village has excellent local amenities including shops, restaurants, public houses and hotels.
Regular boat trips leave the quay to see the seals off Blakeney point and the marshes are a haven for wildlife.

THINGS TO SEE & DO
Cley Bird Reserve 1 mile from Blakeney.
North Norfolk Coastal Path 200yds from Dunlin Cottage.
Regular Seal trips to Blakeney Point.
Fabulous beaches at Wells-Next-The -Sea and Holkham.
National Trust Properties including Felbrigg Hall & Holkham Hall.
Georgian Town of Holt superb delicatessen and shops.
Muckleburgh collection of Military vehicles.
National Hunt Racing at Fakenham.
Pensthorpe Waterfowl Park.
North Norfolk Light Railway running from Sheringham to Holt.
The Wells & Walsingham Light Railway.
Water Mill at Letheringsett.
Royal Estate at Sandringham.
The Splash Leisure Pool at Sheringham.
The Thursford Steam Engine Collection.
Crabbing at Blakeney Quay.

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Sheltered by Blakeney point, the Village of Blakeney is one of the most picturesque in Norfolk. Crabbing off the quay is a popular pastime with children.
In the evening the sun sets over the creek, creating some truly breathtaking views.
Seal trips take holidaymakers to Blakeney Point, although they mostly leave from Morston the neighbouring village along the coast as the channel in Blakeney is now very silted. You can see the seals as they bask on the sand of Blakeney point.
Blakeney regatta takes place on the last weekend in July each year, with hundreds of people coming together to participate in (or just watch) a fantastic array of swimming races, tug-of-war across the creek, and of course the infamous greasy pole competition.

Blakeney is located on the North Norfolk Coast, just North of the small market town of Holt.
This part of the coastline has been designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty ANOB and the marshes and wide open spaces around Blakeney make it a haven for migratory birds and wildlife.

Blakeney used to be a small port, but is now a quiet village and provides an ideal location for a family holiday. There are two hotels, a number of holiday cottages to rent, and several B&Bs.

The village has a strong identity, and is a thriving and active community. There is a small supermarket, butchers, fishmongers, and chandlers, pubs and a post office as well a range of shops for holidaymakers

Blakeney is popular with dinghy sailors, bird watc...