in the center of a peaceful Broadland village
18th century house of character in a picturesque, unspoilt village in the heart of the Norfolk Broads - five minutes walk from the public mooring.
Neatishead, a peaceful, sprawling village, where grass still grows down the middle of its side roads, continues to move at a leisurely pace compared with the nearby busy, crowded boating centres of Horning and Wroxham.
Just a few yards walk from the guest house is an excellent licensed restaurant and a village public house, with separate dining room (specialties Lobster and Cromer Crab). At Regency House guests can peruse a good selection of menus from other highly recommended eating hostelries within a five mile radius.
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Three bedrooms: choice of king-sized or twin ensuite and double ensuite. In addition two public bathrooms available. | |
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All rooms individually Laura Ashley country cottage style decorated and tastefully furnished, have fresh flowers, tv, radio, hairdryers and tea-making facilities. | |
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Children and pets welcome. | |
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The old world charm of a 1786 house reflects in the delightful sunny breakfast room with separate oak tables, set with old fashioned willow pattern crockery and oak panelled walls displaying photos of bygone Neatishead and prints by local artists. | |
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The traditional English breakfasts are renowned for being very generous. Also happy to cater for cholesterol counters, vegans and vegetarians or any special diets. | |
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Light suppers served by arrangement. Packed lunches provided. | |
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Two beamed ceiling sitting rooms where guests can relax radio-cassette, selection of tapes, books, magazines. Vast supply of informative tourist leaflets. |
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Adequate parking available. | |
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Guests welcome to use peaceful, walled garden of flowers. | |
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Special terms for three day breaks. Open all year round. |
Broadland
is one of Britain's newest National Parks, where the Broads join with
six
rivers and stretch into marshes creating a very special area of scenery
and wildlife.
Cromer, renowned for its crabs, is less than an hour's run through
pretty countryside; Blakeney is worth a visit for its estuary sailing,
seal
colony and bird sanctuary; the Queen's estate at Sandringham is a
perfect
day's outing; Norfolk Lavender can be found at Heacham; Blickling Hall
(National
Trust) ten miles away, is one of the many more National Trust homes to
see
in this area; and the city of Norwich with its magnificent cathedral
boasts
abundant museums and art galleries.
Neatishead is indeed an ideal base for East Anglia sight-seeing.
The village is six miles from the coast and twenty minutes drive from
the
city of Norwich. It offers a hive of activities - is excellent for
walking,
cycling and bird watching holidays. Cycles can easily be hired locally
(lock-up barn available for storage). Canoes can be hired in the
village and an extensive range of boats, from rowing boats to cruisers,
are always available in the nearby town of Wroxham. A variety of
leisurely boat tours operate
daily from local villages.
The Guest House continues to be recommended in one of Britain's top-selling guide books: "Good Bed And Breakfast", by the "Which?" Consumer Council.
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