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Escape to the enchanting Norfolk coastline and enjoy delightful views and unrivalled access to splendid beaches. This spacious, open plan cabin is cutting edge, whilst remaining super-stylish thanks to retro and vintage flourishes. The wooden walls and beautiful natural surroundings give it a wonderful earthy, rural charm, whilst the clean, elegant and precise lines present you with a modern feel that exudes comfort. Nestled on the gorgeous Norfolk coastline, The Cabin offers gorgeous views out onto Blakeney Harbour and the nearby salt marshes. With five bedroom suites this Scandinavian style cabin can comfortably cater for large groups, meaning it is the perfect retreat for friends and family looking to escape to the stunning Norfolk countryside.

The giant open plan living space, with a kitchen, dining area and lovely lounge complete with comfy sofas, is incredibly sociable and perfect for large groups who want to hang out together. The living space is separated from the pretty garden by giant sliding glass doors which let in plenty of natural light and make The Cabin feel extra spacious. In summer slide these doors open and feel the warmth of the sun on your face whilst breathing in that crisp, fresh country air. There’s also a nice outdoor dining space for use when the sun is shining.

Each of the stylish bedrooms at The Cabin have their own en suite bathrooms and also have doors that open up onto the south facing garden. And the lucky couple in the Master Suite get their own beautiful bathroom with a large and comfy feature bathtub and sliding doors out onto its own private deck. Throughout The Cabin are plenty of fantastic and unique furnishings that you will want to take home with you. And, to add to the luxurious nature of this lovely holiday home, on arrival you’re given a Brown Bag filled with all sorts of artisanal local foods and other goodies.

Not only is The Cabin homely and super comfy, but it is also situated perfectly for people who want to see everything Norfolk has to offer. With miles of breathtaking and dramatic coastline to explore you’ll never run out of things to see and do. Take a boat trip from Blakeney Point and see the seals, or spend days wandering along pretty beaches, skimming stones and eating ice creams. You’re also right near the enchanting village Blakeney, which was once a medieval commercial port. Now it has some lovely buildings of historical significance, including the 14th Century Guildhall, and some delightful shops, restaurants, cafes and pubs.

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