Southrepps Lodge

ID: S810640

  • Bedrooms 8
  • ・ Sleeps 18
  • ・ Pets 2

About this property

Dating back to the 16th or 17th century, this impressive property, on the outskirts of Southrepps on the Norfolk Coast is fantastic for a large family or group of friends and offers an impeccable home near a myriad of attractions and delights, just waiting to be discovered.

As you make your way through the gated entrance up the long gravel drive look around and admire the views surrounding this secluded detached property.

The spacious flint and brick entrance porch features a pan-tiled floor, providing an ideal place for wellies and muddy boots, and the front door then leads into the bright and welcoming entrance hallway, with original wooden floor that invites you in to discover the rest of the house.

On either side of the entrance hallway you have a choice of two homely sitting rooms, both with original leaded windows and crafted wooden shutters, comfy seating, TVs and cosy real fires, making both rooms a refined and relaxing space.

Throughout this property, the original character features have been kept where possible, or lovingly restored, allowing the rooms to retain their history and charm.

Admire the high ceilings with architectural moulding, enjoy the views out of the lead-lined windows that appear throughout the property, and look out across the landscape and surrounding fields and, as you walk around this huge house, appreciate the grand features such as deep skirting boards, original wooden shutters, exposed floorboards, open feature fireplaces and exposed beams dotted throughout.

As we head to the back of the house, you will find a little garden room where you and your furry friends can enjoy the morning sun, and use this as an alternative place to leave your muddy shoes and also soggy coats after a day’s adventure.

Outside, the courtyard is quaint and offers you a beautiful outside sitting area where you can kick back with a drink and some nibbles as you enjoy the evening sun or star gaze upon a clear night sky.

Leading off the hallway, you have the breakfast room, which boasts fabulous original features including an original built in butler’s table and impressive windows as well as an ornamental redbrick fireplace and space to enjoy your morning meal while you plan the day ahead.

The large dining table and seating for at least 18 people make the breakfast room a central hub for evening meals as you catch up with loved ones and recall the adventures you’ve had.

Take a couple of steps down into the beautiful kitchen which has light grey worktops, olive green units, a kitchen island and everything you need to feed a large group of people including a traditional Aga, deep enamelled sink and dishwasher, large fridge/freezer, a pantry, and the utility room next to this provides a washing machine, second dishwasher and table top drinks cooler fridge.

At the back of the house, there are also two snug / reading rooms with more character features including architraves, panels and exposed beams; take some time for yourself and relax in the quiet room (also an ideal bolt hole for grandma and granddad!), and catch-up with loved ones in the child friendly playroom.

Access via the back stairs to the first floor, and there are four large and spacious bedrooms two of which have their own [ornamental] feature fireplaces, as well as four bathrooms, which are finished to a high standard and decorated beautifully.

On this floor, the bedroom configuration consists of a twin, a double, a single with walk through to a family room consisting of king sized bed and single bed (note: feature fireplace and plenty of room for cot(s) in here).

The master bedroom (also on this floor) is extremely spacious, and also has one of the original feature fireplaces [ornamental], views up the gravel drive of the water fountain and the countryside surrounding the property as well as a large dressing room which leads off into a huge master bathroom, consisting of bath, walk in shower, wc and double sink unit.

On the top floor of Southrepps Lodge are three more bedrooms, (two family rooms sleeping 3 and 4 respectively, plus a single room), as well as a shared bathroom with rainfall shower and plenty of space.

If you ever decide to leave this beautiful property, the popular seaside town of Cromer is less than six miles away and offers you a range of attractions including the traditional Victorian pier, plenty of places to eat, stunning beaches and an amazing array of history and culture.

Golf lovers will delight in the array of local golf courses, including the Royal Cromer Golf Club.

Southrepps Lodge is a fantastic property for a large group of friends or family who are looking for a secluded rural getaway near the wonderful seaside attractions of Norfolk’s coast.

Southrepps is a village and civil parish in Norfolk, East Anglia. The village offers a choice of a convenience store and a local pub/restaurant for your amenities. Resting in the beautiful Norfolk Coast aonb, boasting a number of countryside sites, and lovely sandy beaches, ideal for exploring. Travel further afield for the cathedral city of Norwich for an abundance of wildlife and birdwatching opportunities.

Accommodation

Eight bedrooms: 1 x family bedroom (upper floor) consisting of 1 x double and 2 x single beds, 1 family bedroom (upper floor) consisting of 3 x single beds, 1 x single room (upper floor), 1 x second floor master double, 1 x second floor family room with a king-size and single, walk through room with 1 x single, 1 x second floor double, 1 x second floor twin.

Bathroom with bath and shower over, basin and WC.

Bathroom with bath, basin and WC.

Bathroom with bath and basin.

Bathroom with bath, walk-in shower, basin and WC.

Second floor shower room with shower, basin and WC.

Ground floor cloakroom with basin and WC.

Kitchen.

Utility.

Dining room.

Sitting room with open fire.

Snug.

Reading room.
Open fires.

AGA cooker, electric oven and hob, microwaves, toasters, kettles, tassimo coffee maker (pods not supplied) fridge/freezers, dishwashers, washing machine, TVs and WiFi.

Fuel and power included in rent.

Bed linen and towels included in rent.

Two travel cots (please bring own bedding and cot linen) and two highchairs.

Two charcoal BBQ's (need to provide own charcoal).

Ample off-road parking.

2 well behaved pets welcome at a charge of £25 per pet, per stay.

Note: Pet dogs must be kept out of surrounding fields.

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Sorry, no smoking.

Shop 1.2 miles and pub 1.3 miles.

Note: Use of full size snooker table are available on request and at an additional charge, this is located in its own specially converted barn less than 30 seconds from the main property, which also includes a table tennis table - Please contact the Property Manager to discuss before your arrival.

Note: 2 cots and highchairs available for infants.

Please note: for a special occasion the Property Manager can recommend reputable caterers.

Please Note: Snooker table available for fee of £30 for a short break up to 4 nights or £50 for a week.

Electric car charging is prohibited at this property.

This house can be booked alongside property reference 1104739, together they sleep 23

Reviews (46)

  • Harriet

    We were a hen party and the house had everything we needed and more. Every person said how perfect it was. The only issue was the hot water ran out after a few people had showers in the mornings. So some people had to have cold ones. Apart from that it was incredible. Julie the house manager was brilliant also, very accommodating and a good communicator. Will be recommending

  • Marion

    My family of 10 adults, 6 children and a baby had a wonderful time. The house was warm and there are plenty of bedrooms and bathrooms, a well equipped kitchen and lots of living space to spread out, including a table big enough to all eat together. The playroom was great for the children and we thoroughly enjoyed the snooker room with ping-pong and other games too. Julie was extremely helpful and arranged a quick repair when needed.

  • Sean

    Had a nice weekend thanks ' slightly disappointed that Sykes didn't mention broken windows ' multiple radiators leaking and so many flies it was unbelievable and unbearable for the younger children who constantly stating weren't going to sleep in the property that cost a lot of money and really we should of been warned about the fly infestation

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