Jack’s Corner
King’s Lynn
Norfolk
Just for two and their Pets wanting a staycation, this quirky apartment is perched in the historic village of King’s Lynn, Norfolk, this self-contained, studio home is behind the Union Jack Pub at Jack’s Corner.
Offering the perfect base for couples seeking to explore the beautiful surroundings of Norfolk, Jack’s Corner boasts a relaxing open-plan living area with a king-size double bed, plush seating, and a well-equipped kitchen with a breakfast bar, as well as a separate shower room.
Kick back and relax as you click on the TV, allowing your other half to whip up a tasty meal to be enjoyed either at the intimate breakfast bar or outside on the private garden patio area with seating; crack open a bottle of bubbly and toast to a wonderful getaway whilst considering how to spend the days ahead.
When the evening draws to a close, retire to a sumptuous king-size bed or alternatively indulge in a revitalising shower before heading to the local pub.
Nearby is the historic market town of Kings Lynn, with a wide selection of pubs, restaurants, and shops to peruse; nature lovers will love exploring the Roydon Common National Nature reserve and the woodland surrounding the nearby Sandringham Royal estate.
History buffs may appreciate a trip to the True’s Yard Fisherfolk Museum and Stories of Lynn- Museum and Old Gaol Cells whereas a more relaxing pastime can be found with a stroll along the River Great Ouse.
The English Heritage site of Castle Rising is within easy reach as is Kings Lynn golf club for those looking to enjoy this top-100 course.
With so much to see and do, this delightful home is ideal for couples hoping to get out and explore the wonders of Norfolk.
KING’S LYNN
Sandringham 9 miles; Snettisham 13.4 miles; Hunstanton 17 miles.
King’s Lynn is a historic, medieval port dating back to the 12th century, situated on the River Great Ouse. A treasure trove for history lovers, the town boasts grand merchant houses, art galleries and museums, and the Custom House, built by Henry Bell in 1683, which is a Grade I listed building. The town retains its original winding streets and alleys, and boasts good shopping facilities, with a combination of national retailers and specialist shops, along with a selection of pubs and restaurants. Much of the surrounding Norfolk countryside is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with the West Norfolk coastline within easy driving distance. Hunstanton, in particular, is renowned for its sunsets and lovely beaches. Boat trips are available from several points along the coast, while the Norfolk Coast Cycleway runs from King’s Lynn to Cromer. The impressive Visitor Centre at The Queen’s fabulous country retreat, Sandringham, is also a short drive away and well worth a visit.
Sleeps 2, Pets Welcome
