Meadow Manor
A beautiful manor house dating back to the 16th century, with cliff top views of the coast and a garden path that winds through the woods to the sea.
- Sleeps 14
- 7 bedrooms
- 3 bathrooms
£2743-5046 per week
Please note that the minimum stay for this property is 2 nights
Meadow Manor is listed in affiliation with Olivers Travels.
Highlights
- Enjoy stunning views over the North Norfolk coast line.
- The luxurious spa pool is ideal for use all year round.
- The garden path takes you through the woods to the beach just 100 yards away.
- A private garden, with space to dine outside.
You should know
- The property is not suitable for disabled guests.
- Access to one of the bedrooms is via another bedroom, so this is only really suitable for a family with children.
- Dogs are allowed, but only on request.
Meadow Manor has a stunning cliff top position overlooking the sea in the delightful village of Mundesley. It also has direct beach access from the private garden. The house sleeps 14 and features stunning sea views, making it ideal for anyone seeking relaxation in this quiet and tranquil Norfolk village. Superbly located just a 5 minute walk from the heart of the village and 100 metres from the beach, it provides the perfect base to discover North Norfolk.
The house consists of the main north and east wing section of the original manor house (75% of the main house). It has been furnished with 4 double beds, 2 twins and 1 single in 7 bedrooms to sleep a maximum of 14. Downstairs is a large entrance conservatory and inner hall leading to a large sitting/dining room furnished in a beach-house style, with a mixture of period furniture and contemporary pieces by local artists. There is a second 'cosy' sitting room with an open log fire and antiques. The traditional kitchen has an original Aga and additional cooker.
For the kids (big and small) there is a table football, croquet, wet suits, buckets and spades, body boards, DVDs, VHS, iPod speakers as well as a mini cinema room and the spa pool. In addition there are 3 sitting rooms to relax in, one with a roaring log fire, and if cooking is your thing you'll love the Aga. There's even a boot room, full of Barbour's and boots. The house has a playroom and in the garden there is croquet, table tennis (all weather) and beach equipment to enjoy. Inside the house is a selection of board games as well as a digital plasma TV and CD surround sound.
Outside is a large 1/3 acre garden, which is mainly lawn with a large gas BBQ and seating for 14, plus a spa pool and a table tennis table. The shed has beach wetsuits ready for your dip in the sea. A path through the wood leads directly to the beach, which is only 100yds away. A stunning beach garden with terrific views has also been added to the property.
The house is perfectly situated to discover the stunning North Norfolk coast line including Cromer, Sheringham, Cley, Blakeney, Wells, Burnham Market, Burnham Overy Staithe, and Brancaster. It is also ideal for exploring inland to discover the market towns of Holt, Fakenham, Aylsham, North Walsham.
Mundesley is a small, largely undiscovered, pretty Victorian seaside village located on the North Norfolk coast. It has an award winning beach, excellent village facilities and beautiful surrounding countryside for summer and winter walks. The house is just a 1 minute walk from the beach and 5 minutes walk from the pretty village centre. The village has everything needed: a good butcher, wet fish stand, general store, vegetable shop, chemist, excellent chip shop, art gallery and numerous pubs all within walking distance.
Features
Essential
- Baby Friendly
- Dog Friendly
- Family Friendly
- Hot Tub
- Internet / Wi-Fi
- Heating
- No Smoking
Living Spaces
- Games room
- Games/Books
Bed/Bath
- Bath
- Cot
- Shower
Tech
- Computer games console
- DVD Player
- Television
Outside
- BBQ
- Garden/Outdoor Space
Also Available
- Table tennis
£2743-5046 per week
Please note that the minimum stay for this property is 2 nights
Availability
Meadow Manor is listed in affiliation with Olivers Travels.
