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“I found the property on the Norfolk Hideaways website, which is lovely, and my questions and my booking were dealt with kindly and quickly. Shortly beforehand I received complete directions as to how to reach the property by car, and when I arrived it was exactly as shown on the website, very well equipped and extremely comfortable. We had a wonderful week there, and the sun shone for almost the entire week. I will certainly use Norfolk Hideaways again. ”
Elizabeth J. Breuer, June 2010
Accommodation
Ground floor
Entrance leading to hallway.
Kitchen / Dining Room: The spacious open plan kitchen/dining room is well equipped offering; Built in oven, dishwasher, fridge, microwave & walk in larder. Dining table & seating for 8.
Lounge: Comfortable, cosy & well furnished with comfy sofa & chairs. Open fireplace.
Bathroom: Family bathroom with bath, shower over, WC & wash hand bain.
First floor
Landing accessed from steep staircase.
Master Bedroom: A charming light & spacious room with a king-size bed & views to the rear of the property.
Twin bedroom: Lovely twin bedded room with fabulous sea views.
Single bedroom: Single bedroom with fabulous sea views.
Utility Room: This is located outside & is available for use by guests residing in Flagstaff properties. Facilities include; washing machine, tumble dryer & airing cupboard
Bed linen and Towels are provided.
Oil Fired Central Heating
Travel Cot & High Chair are provided at the property
Outside: There is off-road parking for two cars inside the gate at the front of the property. There are lovely gardens with fruit trees & plenty of seating for all Flagstaff guests to enjoy. The harbour is less than a minutes walk away. The Hero public house is just a few minutes walk away serving good food daily.
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Local Area
Burnham Overy Staithe is home to Overy Staithe Sailing Club. There is a comprehensive chandlery on the quayside. The creek is spectacular in all weathers and the walk along the sea bank to the beach is very special. Overy beach is deserted and wildlife is abundant. Miles of sand backed by high sand dunes make it a desolate but incredible place. In season terns nest here on the beach and are protected by the Norfolk Wildlife Trust. The Hero pub and restaurant is a couple of minutes walk from the quayside and provides hearty and wholesome food. The Norfolk Coast path runs through Overy Staithe. The black windmill is a true North Norfolk landmark and dominates the skyline for miles. This is owned by the National Trust.