Interior
This charming village cottage for couples offers character accommodation, space, privacy and tranquillity. Decorated and furnished to retain its cottage appeal with old pine doors and central heating.

Hope Cottage features ample living space. The well equipped, fully fitted kitchen houses a built-in electric cooker, butler sink, fridge, integrated washing machine, ironing facilities and microwave.

In the spacious, homely sitting room with colour TV, the focal point is an inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove. The dining area, furnished in pine, leads to the conservatory with cane furniture and views over the pretty south facing garden and patio.

Large beamed double bedroom with country furnishing, seating area and TV with DVD. The downstairs bathroom has a shower over the bath.

Prices include central heating, electricity, linen & towels. Sorry but we do not take pets. Fuel for the stove at cost.

Friday bookings

Outside
Enjoy the garden from inside the conservatory or outside on the patio. Ample parking and bike storage available.

Local Area
Enjoy a relaxing East Anglian holiday in Hope Cottage. From this peaceful location explore the many attractions of North Norfolk.

Close to the heart of the village of Erpingham, North Norfolk, which was the family seat of Sir Thomas Erpingham who fought at the battle of Agincourt in 1415, Hope Cottage is 1 mile from the local shops at Aldborough which has seasonal cricket matches on the village green, and a short stroll from the village pub serving meals. The friendly Broadland market town of Aylsham is 4 miles and the pilgrimage centre of Walsingham is also nearby.

Journey just 4 miles north to the seaside resorts of Cromer, Sheringham and Mundesley. Discover the unspoilt beach at Bacton or visit the Christmas Spectacular at Thursford. The fine cathedral city of Norwich and the famous Norfolk Broads are within a 20 minute drive. Wells next the Sea and Holt are also within easy reach.

The Norfolk Broads are located between the spectacular beaches of the Norfolk and Suffolk coasts and the cathedral city of Norwich. The Broads is a fragile wetland of international importance, full of rare wildlife. Winding waterways, tangled woodlands, golden reeds, marshland fields stretching to the far horizon, white sails in the sunset - definitely a place to dream and enjoy.

Walking
Weavers Way Path, just over the fields, leads across Thwaite Common, through beautiful National Trust land, to the 17th century Blickling Hall – surrounded by acres of National Trust land.

Bird Watching
Many local ornithology sites include Cley marshes, an internationally recognised bird watching site, only 30 minutes drive.

The area offers a rich mix of attractions and activities year-round for visitors of any age and any interest. Guests can enjoy boat trips to the Seal and Tern colonies at Blakeney and walks through Holt Country Park.