FURLONGS LODGE
Wiveton
Furlongs Lodge is a beautiful newly refurbished wooden clad studio sleeping two, located in the heart of the North Norfolk coast between Blakeney and Wiveton.
Modern Amenities include fully equipped kitchen with oven, king size bed, en suite bathroom with walk in shower, BBQ, sauna, wood burning stove and dedicated parking.
FURLONGS LODGE
Sleeps 2 - allows dogs
Furlongs Lodge is a luxury self catering holiday home in an area of outstanding natural beauty on the North Norfolk coast. Nestled away in a secluded tree lined plot amounting to half an acre and surrounded by open countryside, the property is hearty walking distance to a variety of North Norfolk villages (including Blakeney, Wiveton and Cley) providing pubs, restaurants, galleries, artisan eateries and other amenities. The Lodge is perfect for two guests and up to two well behaved dogs are welcome.
Inside the Lodge is a spacious high ceiling studio with open plan bedroom, lounge and kitchen. There is a newly fitted wood burning stove and two armchairs making this a perfect cosy spot to relax. The large en suite bathroom has a walk in rain shower. The property also benefits from its own newly fitted sauna .
There is a Smart TV, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth enabled radio, fridge, washing machine and dishwasher.
Outside you will find a large wooden decking area acting as a sun trap all day long for morning coffee or afternoon tipple. There is a beautiful table and chairs with parasol perfect for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
You will also find a fire pit and BBQ perfect for those Norfolk evenings to admire the sunset and clear blue skies. There is private allocated with its own 150m dedicated driveway.
This is an ideal outdoor holiday rental with numerous circular walks from the front door through the Wiveton Downs, along the coast to Blakeney or Salthouse or inland to, Glandford and Holt. There are many cycle tracks within easy reach, including to Holt will find a Victorian market town and great pubs or to Morton for a yummy pub lunch at The Anchor.
