Necton 5.6 miles. This spacious and well-furnished cottage sits in the rural village of Beeston, amidst the countryside of Norfolk. Offering a fuse of character features and contemporary fittings, Hillside Cottage provides excellent accommodation for families and friends looking to access the delights of Norfolk. Upon arrival, discover the off-road parking spaces before making yourself at home in the open-plan living space, filled with light from the bifold doors that lead out into the garden. The kitchen comes well-equipped, sure to entice those budding chefs, so you can prepare a delicious feast when you’re not dining at a local pub or restaurant. After a sumptuous feast, curl up on the sofa and catch up on your favourite shows on the Smart TV, all whilst the woodburning stove offers a gentle warmth. The first of the bedroom’s rests on the ground-floor, offering a double bed, serviced by a gleaming bathroom with bath and walk-in shower. Venture upstairs to discover the remaining bedrooms, including two doubles and a twin, each neutrally presented and serviced by a gleaming shower room. Step outside and enjoy a moment in the enclosed rear garden, offering a patio with lawned area, perfect for alfresco dining. When you’re ready to explore the local area provides a vast array of attractions, including adventure parks, heritage railway lines, RSPB nature reserves, Thetford Forest, Peddars Way and National Trust properties, including Oxburgh Hall, Thursford and Castle Acre. Venture into Dereham on a Tuesday and you will be able to purchase fresh local produce and various other items from its weekly market. Enjoy a spot of retail therapy in one of the many independent shops before stopping for some grub in a local café. However you choose to spend your time, return to the quality of Hillside Cottage to recharge your batteries.

Necton, a thriving village in the county of Norfolk, is home to a warm pub with restaurant, a village store with a butcher, and a post office. An impressive Norman church towers over the community and features a gorgeous communion table made of carved oak that dates to 1086 and a magnificent Jacobean pulpit. Visit Bradenham Hall, a fine Georgian home with over 27 acres of lovely gardens and an arboretum, which Lord Nelson is said to have visited, or take in the nearby 93 peaceful miles of picturesque Norfolk countryside on the Peddars Way and Norfolk Coastal Path, which are ideal for walking, bicycling, and horseback riding. Just 6 miles away is Dereham, a charming market town with a range of shops, bars, restaurants, and a weekly farmers' market. There is a lot to see and do in this beautiful place.

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