The Flint Barn Annexe (Thornage)

Sleeps 2 plus sofabed, Price Range £50 - £60 per night, No pets,

Phone: 01263 710676

Please mention the Glaven Valley when calling

The Flint Barn Annexe North Norfolk Thornage

Sleeps 2 + child. King-sized bed and sofabed. Newly renovated, self contained barn annexe, available all year for short breaks. Just 2 miles from Holt and 4 miles from the beautiful north Norfolk coast.

Mrs Mary Myers

Phone: 01263 710676
Mobile: 07881530860

Address:

The Flint Barn

Holt Road

Thornage

Holt

NR257QB

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The Flint Barn Annexe Holiday Cottages - Norfolk Self-Catering Thornage

Located in an idyllic rural setting on the edge of the pretty Norfolk village of Thornage, overlooking the stunning Glaven valley, an area of outstanding natural beauty.

Tastefully decorated and well equipped accommodation comprises:
Spacious bedsitting room with very comfortable kingsize bed, sofabed, HD TV with Freeview, DVD, CDcassette radio.
Small but attractive kitchen with oven, halogen hob, microwave, toaster, kettle etc. Natural slate floor.
Compact shower room with power shower and separate toilet.
Small, private patio area outside with picnic table.
Large parking area.

Available for short breaks minimum 2 nights
Prices:
£50 per night or £325 for 7 nights: 1.10.09 - 30.06.10 and 1.09.10 - 20.12.10
£60 per night or £390 for 7 nights: 1.07.10 - 31.08.10
Includes: Heating, hot water, electricity, bed linen.
Please bring your own towels.
Please note that inside the accommodation it is strictly NO SMOKING.
We regret that NO PETS are allowed.

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Thornage is in the Glaven Valley Conservation Area, the largest conservation area in the County. It includes the countryside and villages along the river Glaven and its tributary streams. The village is surrounded by water meadows, small patches of woodland and a network of small lanes, in gently rolling countryside. Thornage was apparently known for basket making, using willows from the water meadows. It lies just south of the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty which follows the coast.

The village no longer has a pub or local shop. It is about 3 miles from Holt, a small market town with an unusually wide range of shops; about 2 miles from pubs at Letheringsett and Hunworth, and about 6 miles from the nearest coastal villages, Cley-next-the-Sea and Blakeney. Other coastal towns, such as Sheringham, Cromer and Wells-next-the-Sea are also in easy motoring distance.