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Bee Keepers Cottage
Beeston near Dereham
Norfolk
Offering a countryside staycation in the heart of Norfolk this cosy farm cottage with relaxing Hot Tub rest in the small attractive village of Beeston, 7 miles from Dereham, Swaffham and Fakenham, providing a peaceful holiday settled on a working farm.
Set over two-storeys and sleeping up to six guests, Keepers Cottage is a charming and family-friendly setting for your Norfolk getaway.
After travelling down the half-mile of unmade road towards the property, a private driveway greets you with off-road parking for up to three cars, along with small neat front lawn area before you step into the porch to drop off any coats and shoes.
Unwind within the spacious sitting room where you can cosy up in front of the woodburning stove and enjoy a family film night on the TV.
Prepare tasty meals using fresh local produce in the ample fully equipped farmhouse-style kitchen and settle down with loved ones at the dining table to enjoy the fruits of your labour whilst making plans for the days ahead.
On the ground-floor, guests will discover one of three bedrooms, this one being a double with storage, along with a bathroom on this floor with a bath, shower over, and a spectacular mirror which becomes a TV to enjoy whilst you take a relaxing soak.
When sleep calls you can snuggle up in the double bed in the master bedroom and escape reality whilst watching your favourite TV show; here, there is also a handy chest of drawers and cupboard for storage!
Guests will also benefit from the light and airy twin bedroom and the additional bathroom with walk-in shower on the same floor.
Enjoy your morning coffee in the sunshine on the large patio area or savour a moment of relaxation in the hot tub set in the expansive gardens surrounded by woodland.
Beeston is just a short drive away from the small and bustling market town of Dereham, who’s history dates to the Saxon era.
Venture into Dereham on a Tuesday and you will be able to purchase fresh local produce and various other items from its weekly market.
Treat yourself to a spot of retail therapy in one of the many independent shops or watch the world go by with a fresh coffee served in one of the cafes.
Soak up Dereham’s rich history and visit the oldest building in the town, Bishop Bonner’s Cottage Museum or visit the remarkable 13th century church of St Nicholas and hear the ringing of the charming bells from the bell tower opposite.
Visit the popular attraction of Mid Norfolk Railway, a Heritage Railway, which offers visitors the opportunity to take a trip in a 60’s train carriage and be transported from Dereham to Wymondham Abbey.
Explore the incredible Abbey which has two towers and a must-see ornate alter piece, this historical property amazing craftsmanship is well worth the visit.
If you can tear yourself away from the delightful Dereham, the well-known village of Sandringham is just a short distance away; here you can ramble through the lush woodlands of Thetford Forest and visit the magnificent Sandringham House and Gardens, which promises a fun-filled day for all of the family.
A trip to Norfolk wouldn’t be complete without visiting its sandy beaches, where you can beachcomb the shores or treat the family to an ice cream and enjoy the glorious sunshine, the closets beach is Holkham.
Keepers Cottage is the home away from home that will have you returning year after year.
DEREHAM
Fakenham 12 miles; Norwich 18 miles; King’s Lynn 27 miles.
Just a stone’s throw from the A47, located in central Norfolk, is the popular market town of Dereham (known locally as East Dereham) with a heritage dating back to Saxon times. Today Dereham enjoys excellent local amenities, which include Bishop Bonner’s Cottage Museum, the magnificent 13th-century church of St Nicholas, along with a wide selection of high street shops. On the edge of Dereham you can enjoy a journey on East Anglia’s longest heritage railway – the Mid Norfolk Railway, with steam and diesel trains to choose from. Just outside Dereham you can step back in time with a visit to Gressenhall Rural Life Museum and discover what traditional country life was like in Norfolk. At North Elmham, visit the ruins of a Saxon cathedral and on the outskirts of Fakenham, visit Pensthorpe, a bird lover’s paradise and host of BBC Springwatch. Within easy travelling distance from Dereham you can explore Thetford Forest, the village of Sandringham which boasts Sandringham House, the cathedral city of Norwich and the historic maritime town of King’s Lynn. Spend a day or two visiting Norfolk’s wonderful varied coastline, offering both sandy and shingle beaches, traditional seaside towns with entertainment, quaint coastal villages with pretty flint cottages and fishing harbours dotted with sailing boats. A fantastic part of Norfolk to visit at any time of the year.
Sleeps 6, Pets Welcome
