Rose Cottage (Binham)

Sleeps 4 + cot, 2 bedrooms, Price Range £250 - £455,

Phone: 0208 947 0330

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Rose Cottage North Norfolk Binham A beautiful flint cottage in a pretty loke with south-facing garden in the heart of Binham. Very well-equipped, cozy, comfortable and charming.

Sarah and Susanna Riviere

Phone: 0208 947 0330

Website: www.alice-dsl.net/rivgo

Address:

113 Cambridge Road

London

SW20 0PU

Latest News: Last week in March discount. Lovely cottage sleeps 4. Own parking and a good pub just across the Green...

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Rose Cottage is a beautifully refurbished flint cottage in a pretty loke off the village green in the heart of Binham. Sleeps 4 in two bedrooms.

The very comfortable sitting-room has a wood-burning stove, a flat-screen TV with Freeview, a DVD player, a VCR and broadband WiFi internet access. The kitchen is well-equipped with a built-in hob, electric oven, fridge, freezer and washer-drier. The pretty south-facing garden in front of the kitchen door has a garden table and chairs for meals or drinks outside watching the swifts and swallows above.

Upstairs there are two lovely bedrooms, one double with a glorious hand-made oak bed, and one single plus a sofa-bed with toys and books for the children. The bathroom also has a shower over the bath. There is a stair-gate fitted at the top of the stairs for the safety of your children. A travel-cot and high-chair are available if needed.

The beds will be made up with crisp cotton linen and towels will be laid out for your arrival.

The second patio has a washing-line for summer drying of beach towels. There is parking by the cottage. Children are very welcome. Pets are very welcome on prior arrangement. Windows are double-glazed. Hot water, oil central heating, electricity and wireless broadband are included.

Prices per week from £310 low season to £455 high season. Arrival after 4pm on Friday. Departure by 10.30 am on the following Friday.

The cottage can be rented by the night, depending on availability. Prices for one-night or weekend breaks on request.

Some comments from our vistors book:
May 2008 - We have very much enjoyed our stay in your well equipped cottage in this beautiful area. Lovely coastal walks, pretty villages and places to visit. Thoroughly recommend the local pub for its excellent food.
July 2008 - Thank you for letting us stay in your lovely cottage. Hope you will let us book it again next year as it is so nice!
August 2008 - We have had a wonderful time here and Binham is a great base from which to explore. Very comfortable and well equipped cottage. Chequers pub does delicious food. Thank you!
August 2008 - We have had a lovely time in the charming Rose Cottage, we thought it was really cosy, well equipped and beautifully decorated. A real home from home. We look forward to coming again soon.
August 2008 - What a delightful cottage, so well equipped, cosy, comfortable and charming. Binham is a lovely village, and it was good to meet Trevor at the village store and sample the local sausages at Howells opposite the Chequers Pub. Binham Priory was v. interesting. - Cant wait to book up again if you will have us back.
Sept 2008 - It`s a home from home - the Chequers is excellent for food. Shops in Holt were lovely. We hope to visit again!
Feb 2009 - What a lovely cottage.
April 2009 - We have had a great time in your cottage - it is very cozy and well equipped - we settled in straight away. Enjoyed meeting Trevor at the village store, the Wells-Walsingham steam train, some treats from the shop in Walsingham, fish and chips from the Riddle and of course Byfords and Holkham Beach. We didn`t want to go home and hope you will have us back.
May 2009 - very nice cottage, we had a great time and the local pub food was nice, I recommend it. Also the village shop was very helpful. Hope we can come again in the future many thanks.
May 2009 - A good place to relax and unwind. Totally stress free! Comfortable well equipped cottage in a lovely quiet village. Good general store too. Very central for day trips, with plenty of places to see and things to do in North Norfolk. Would recommend the North NOrfolk Railway and Pensthorpe must not be missed. Houghton Hall also a good afternoon out. The pub in the village is very friendly and has its own brewery!! Cottage is nice and warm too. We had a great stay.
May 2009 - A perfect place for a break!
June 2009 - Enjoyed a lovely warm, sunny weekend. Magnificent walled garden at Felbrigg Hall, also went to the Elton John Concert at Holkham Hall. Appreciated your Robert Thompson - Mouseman - bed, the best holiday cottage bed that we have slept in!

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Binham is a wonderful place for a holiday. It is a lovely unspoilt village next to the ruins of the 12th Century Binham Priory. The Priory stands on the rolling fields above the valley of the river Stiffkey, along which the Barnack Limestone for the building work was shipped, having come by river and sea from Northamptonshire, via the local port of Wells. The village of Binham is well-supplied with a local Grocery Store, a Butcher and Grazier, a Petrol pump, and the friendly and welcoming Chequers Inn which has good food and also brews its own beer. All these are close to the Village Green where a medieval Wayside Cross marks the site of the village fair held there from the reign of Henry I onwards and revived in 2007 with great success.
The North Norfolk Coast is easily reached, with the sandy beaches and dunes at Wells-next-the-Sea only 5 miles away. Wells itself is a lovely harbour town, by the Quay the small port is still active. The pretty alleys, georgian town houses and old granary buildings now offer the summer visitor a great choice of shops and cafés. Just along the coast the pine woods, enormous beach and Palladian mansion of Holkham Hall can be found. The Georgian town of Holt, with its excellent shopping, cafés and restaurants is 7 miles away, it is a mere 9 miles to the pretty shops in Burnham Market, and the market town of Fakenham with its busy Thursday Market and monthly Farmers Market is ten miles away. The shrine in the neighboring village of Little Wal...

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