The Mill House (Wells-next-the-Sea)

Sleeps 14 - 8 bedrooms

Sleeping Arrangements: 6 double rooms plus 2 singles, Price Range £35.00 per person per night (minimum 2 nights), No pets,

Phone: 01328 710739

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The Mill House North Norfolk Wells-next-the-Sea

Bed and breakfast accommodation in a former mill owners house set in secluded lawned gardens close to town centre shops and harbour.

Mrs A Downey

Phone: 01328 710739

Website: www.millhouse-wells.co.uk

Address:

Northfield Lane

Wells-next-the-sea

NR23 1JZ

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The Mill House Bed and Breakfast Wells-next-the-Sea

Wells-next-the-Sea Norfolk The Mill House

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A former mill owners house, standing in a secluded lawned garden of three quarters of an acre, near to the town centre and harbour and a few minutes walk from the coastal path.

Accommodation is mainly on the 1st or 2nd floors, although there is one room with en-suite facilities on the ground floor, suitable for a wheelchair. All of the rooms have en-suite showerbathrooms.
All bedrooms have colour TV, clock radios, teacoffee making facilities and a small fridge.
There is a private guest sitting room and a policy of no-smoking throughout the house.
Bedrooms: 8 bedrooms, including 2 singles.
Bathrooms: All en-suite with bath or shower

Location

Wells and the surrounding country is noted for its unspoilt beaches, natural beauty and historic locations.

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Wells beach is truly a gem of the Norfolk Coast. A row of picturesque, brightly coloured beach huts sit in between the pine forest and the 4 mile stretch of golden sand, some of which are available to hire.
The beach is part of one of the largest nature reserves in the country, and despite its enormous popularity with families from around the UK there is always plenty of space to find a lovely spot to spend a day enjoying the surroundings. Large outcrops of sand dunes separate the main body of the beach from the sea at low tide, though you should listen out for the siren which warns of the rising tide, to avoid being cut off by the tide as it comes back in through a creek that cuts across the beach.

The beach itself is over a mile from the town of Wells itself, and although you can drive down to the dedicated beach car park, many visitors choose to take a ride on the Wells Harbour Railway, a miniature light railway service which runs back and forth from the town to the beach itself.

Wells quay has an abundance of cafes, shops and arcades which in the summer are bustling with families making the most of the seaside experience, whilst closer to the beach the Pinewood holiday centre provides activities such as lake boating, trampolining and crazy golf.

Wells has a large choice of hotels, pubs and restaurants and there are plenty of holiday cottages to rent, and places offering Bed and Breakfast.