Sheppard's Hut
ID: S2178
- Bedrooms 2
- ・ Sleeps 4
- ・ Pets 2
Guests say
Sheppard's Hut in Norfolk offers a peaceful, rural retreat with friendly hosts and a chance to disconnect and enjoy nature. Guests appreciate the clean, comfortable accommodations and the beautiful views. The property is well-located for exploring local attractions, though some noted it could benefit from updated facilities and clearer directions.
The majority of guests found the property clean and well-maintained, with comfortable bedding and a well-resourced kitchen. There were no significant complaints about cleanliness, indicating high standards.
The property is praised for its peaceful, rural setting with lovely countryside views, and proximity to local attractions. However, some guests mentioned difficulty in finding the property due to poor signage and missing road name plaques.
Guests generally found the property comfortable, with reclining lounge seating and comfortable beds. The large garden was also appreciated for relaxation. A few guests mentioned dated decor and a need for better lighting.
While the property is appreciated for its spaciousness and views, several guests noted the absence of a microwave and modern amenities. There were also mentions of a broken DVD player and the lack of a proper shower, suggesting room for improvement in facilities and maintenance.
There are no specific mentions of gifts or special thoughtful touches provided by the hosts in the reviews. Therefore, it is not possible to assess the thoughtfulness based on the available information.
About this property
Terrington St. Clements 2 miles. Sheppard's Hut is a two-bedroom bungalow on the far outer edge of Terrington St. Clements village, in a quiet rural position with local lanes suitable for cycling, walking and watching wildlife. This cosy and welcoming Terrington St. Clements cottage offers a well equipped kitchen, a four poster bed, and a private garden with wide open skies and far-reaching views across the Fenland fields. The village has amenities including takeaways and pubs, while for gardeners there is an African Violet Centre. Due to the location of this Terrington St. Clements cottage it is only a short drive to visit the local attractions in three counties; Norfolk, Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire. Castle Rising offers a medieval atmosphere with its castle and nearby traditional tea rooms. A little further is the West Norfolk coastline with RSPB sites, and the Queen's Sandringham Estate. A lovely Terrington St. Clements cottage for any time of year.
Set on the borders of the Lincolnshire Fens, the large Norfolk village of Terrington St Clements offers many amenities, including a supermarket, farm shop, takeaways and two pubs serving food. The area has varied attractions, sure to suit all the party, including Peckover House and Gardens, Butterfly and Wildlife Park, King's Lynn and the Queen's Sandringham Estate. Head to the West Norfolk coastline for a spot of birdwatching, or pop down into Cambridgeshire to explore the fens.
Accommodation
Two bedrooms: 1 x four poster double, 1 x twin with a single bed and a 3/4 double .
Bathroom with shower, basin and WC.
Fitted kitchen.
Sitting room with dining area.
Oil central heating.
Electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, TV, DVD, radio/CD, selection of books/DVD/games.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Cot and highchair.
Off road parking for 2 cars.
Private garden area with furniture.
Two small well-behaved dog welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shops, restaurant, takeaways and pubs 2 miles.
Please note the property does not accept bookings from workers.
Please note: The property does not offer car charging, please refer to nearby charging points.
Note: The property does not accept infants, only children aged 2 and above
Reviews (51)
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David
Owners very friendly. Kitchen probably needs refitting and definitely a new cooker so you can at least read the dials. However was ideal for what we needed.
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Stephanie
Friendly hosts. Good location to explore west Norfolk.
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Joan
Thanks to the owners who were lovely and, of course, Ted the little dog who was delightful.