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A fabulous and truly unique opportunity to stay on the beautiful Holkham estate in this 200-year-old stylish Georgian farm manager's house. Enjoy an idyllic farm setting, with views to die for, where only the sounds of nature are likely to disturb the peace. This hideaway boasts a hard surface, family tennis court for guests to use.

Holkham and New Holkham form part of the Earl of Leicester’s Holkham estate with its beautiful parkland, Palladian Hall and stunning beach, which draw in visitors all year round. Holkham is especially popular with walkers, bird watchers and cyclists. The expansive Holkham Bay, often referred to as the best beach in England, was used for the final scenes of the film “Shakespeare in Love”. Much of Holkham is within a coastal nature reserve and, as well as sand and pines, the area also contains marshes, salt flats and narrow creaks. Nearby, the picturesque village of North Creake is home to a traditional village pub The Jolly Farmers. The popular Augustine Creek Abbey, is located on the edge of the village and boasts excellent independent shops and galleries. Nearby Burnham Market is considered to be North Norfolk's prettiest village, boasting boutique shops, designer boutiques, galleries including The Tack House owner's Fairfax Gallery, and delectable restaurants set around a village green. For great, contemporary dining, try Socius; or stroll down to Twenty9 where your food will be cooked over an open fire pit imported from New York! The Hoste Arms offers plenty of charm and character with both informal or fine dining. Less than 10-minutes away by car, Wells-next-the-Sea is a hub for North Norfolk coastal activities. From the picturesque harbour, where gilling for crabs is a must, you can walk, drive or catch the beach bus to the spectacular beach with its famous array of colourful beach huts and pine forest. Stop at the Beach Cafe afterwards for a drink and snack. At low tide see if you can spot the famous Lifeboat Horse sculpture standing proud in the mud near quay. Or if you’re looking for something completely different, then take an Alpaca for a walk! Houghton Hall & Gardens are a short drive away, and The National Trust properties at Felbrigg Hall, Blicking Estate and Sheringham Park can be reached in approximately half an hour. For something very...