Lane House (Cley)

Sleeps 5 plus sofabed, 3 bedrooms, Price Range £450-£650,

Phone: 02083615740

Please mention the Glaven Valley when calling

A beautiful, double fronted, period brick and flint house hidden down one of the prettiest footpaths in the heart of the village. Sitting room with open fire, kitchen, dining room and conservatory leading to walled garden.

Mrs Denise Markham Wroe

Phone: 02083615740
Mobile: 07768877938

Website: homepage.mac.com/denisewroe/Personal1.html

Address:

17 Priory Villas

Colney Hatch Lane

London

N113DB

Entry categories: Holiday Cottages - Norfolk Self-Catering

GROUND FLOOR
-Sitting room with open fire and views to front and side garden
-Dining room with views to front
-Spacious kitchen with cooker, washing machine, tumble dryer, microwave, fridge and freezer
-Cloakroom with toilet and wash basin
-Conservatory, also with dining table and access to garden

UPSTAIRS
-Large double bedroom with wardrobe and views to front of house
-Large twin bedroom with wardrobe and views to front of house
-Single bedroom with views over garden
-Family bathroom with toilet, washbasin and bath with shower

OUTSIDE
-Sunny, enclosed and secluded garden with lawn, shrubs and fruit trees. Garden table and chairs plus deckchairs. Garden can also be accessed from the front of the house via side gate.
-There is no parking outside the house but you can park in The Fairstead at the top of the footpath or in the nearby Village Hall car park.

OTHER INFO
Bedlinen and towels can be provided at small extra cost
Logs and kindling for your arrival
Pets by seperate arrangement
Mainly carpets downstairs and wood flooring upstairs
Available for full weeks or short breaks by arrangement
Change over day is Friday

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Cley–next–the-Sea is an unspoilt Norfolk village and at one time was the centre of a thriving port community but over a number of decades the entrance to the village from the sea became silted up and the marshes increased in size making it a natural sanctuary for the numerous birds which visit it throughout the year. The sea is now held back beyond the marshes.
The National Trust administer this area which is designated one of outstanding natural beauty and attracts ornithologists from all over the country. The charm of the area is its complete unspoilt character where life is leisurely and is suited to people who require a peaceful holiday away from the crowds.
The village has 'a number of small shops and there is a limited public transport service to the larger towns of Holt, Cromer and Sheringham — the latter having two good golf courses.
The village has a beautiful village green, next to the magnificent church.