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Luxury cottages in Wroxham
13 luxury cottage and self catering accommodation in Wroxham, Norfolk. A range of superb quality cottages across Wroxham.
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Sleeps 10
Weekly prices from £1300
Self catering accommodation in Wroxham sleeps 10.
Features include: Hot Tub • Short Breaks • Pets allowed • Golf nearby • Pub nearby • Detached • Garden • Sleeps 10
Accommodation overview: Nestled in the heart of the Norfolk Broads between Wroxham and Wroxham Broads, opposite a woodland bank, Southover boasts a truly enviable location with stunning water views from the living room and spacious balcony on three sides. A detached holiday property, which has been re-thatched, the house has been converted and refurbished to the highest of standards with a lawned garden, which meets the water’s edge where there is a private mooring available, along with a 8-seater boat for guests to use. There is also a large boathouse. A hot tub completes this lovely property.
The Broads are a paradise for nature lovers and are the most important wetlands in Europe, alive with ducks, geese and swans, as well as a host of other birdlife including spoonbills and herons. The most obvious and popular choice of exploring this stunning area is by boat, but an alternative is to cycle the many paths, the most famous being Weaver Way – a 56 mile long path which winds through the Broads on its way to Cromer and Great Yarmouth. For those who enjoy golf, the nearest course can be found at Sprowston (6 miles), or the Norwich and Cromer Golf Course is easily accessible.
For day trips visitors are spoilt for choice with Norwich only 8 miles distant, famous for its cathedral, castle and museums as well as many bars and restaurants. A day by the sea is a must and with so many beautiful sandy beaches found along the Norfolk coast only 11 miles, visitors are spoilt for choice. Many National Trust properties can be found with Bickling Hall and Felbrigg Hall to name just two. Shops 1 mile, pub ½ mile. 7 steps to entrance. Large living/dining room with oak polished floor and patio doors leading to balcony overlooking water frontage. Well-equipped kitchen with dual fuel Belling range cooker (for cooking) and tiled floor. Utility. Two bedrooms, each with en-suite shower room with steam cabin, foot massage and multi jets and toilet; one double, one twin. Two bedrooms with shared bathroom, tiled in Carrera marble and double-ended bath; one double, one twin. Further double bedroom with 5ft bed, en-suite bathroom with double-ended whirlpool bath, over-bath shower and toilet (this room is completely separate from main building). All showers are power showers.
  
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Sleeps 4
Weekly prices from £600 to £ 899
Self catering accommodation in Wroxham sleeps 4.
Features include: • Short Breaks • Pets allowed • Pub nearby • Sleeps 4
Accommodation overview: The Boathouse has been built to a nautical theme and has been equipped to the highest standard, offering excellent holiday accommodation. The properties (Refs CVK, CVL, CVM) are located on the banks of the River Bure, enjoying river views, and each property has the added benefit of a motor launch free of charge from 5th September to 22nd July (3rd Sept - 20th July 2011). Each has a ground floor compact decked area and first floor glass balcony, providing lovely scenery over the water with all its activity. Designed in ‘upside down’ style, the open-plan living area on the first floor has patio doors leading to the furnished balcony - perfect for relaxing and soaking up the atmosphere. The properties are situated in Wroxham, which is well known as the ‘Capital of the Broads’ and has a selection of cafes, restaurants and shops. One of the best ways to enjoy the Broads is on the water by motor launch or take one of the organised day trips arranged by the neighbouring boatyard. On the water, the beauty of the Broads can be truly experienced with its extensive wildlife (ducks, geese, swans, spoonbills and herons) and its sleepy Broads villages with their pretty flint cottages and attractive churches. The coast is within easy reach with lovely sandy beaches and a string of villages spreading northwards to the bustling sea towns of Cromer and Sheringham. Alternatively, Norwich is 8 miles away with cathedral, museums, theatre, shops and restaurants. NT properties well worth a visit are Felbrigg Hall and Blickling Hall. Shop 500 yards.
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Sleeps 8
Weekly prices from £900 to £ 1299
Self catering accommodation in Wroxham sleeps 8.
Features include: • Short Breaks • Pets allowed • Pub nearby • Sleeps 8
Accommodation overview: The Boathouse has been built to a nautical theme and has been equipped to the highest standard, offering excellent holiday accommodation. The properties (Refs CVK, CVL, CVM) are located on the banks of the River Bure, enjoying river views, and each property has the added benefit of a motor launch free of charge from 5th September to 22nd July (3rd Sept - 20th July 2011). Each has a ground floor compact decked area and first floor glass balcony, providing lovely scenery over the water with all its activity. Designed in ‘upside down’ style, the open-plan living area on the first floor has patio doors leading to the furnished balcony - perfect for relaxing and soaking up the atmosphere. The properties are situated in Wroxham, which is well known as the ‘Capital of the Broads’ and has a selection of cafes, restaurants and shops. One of the best ways to enjoy the Broads is on the water by motor launch or take one of the organised day trips arranged by the neighbouring boatyard. On the water, the beauty of the Broads can be truly experienced with its extensive wildlife (ducks, geese, swans, spoonbills and herons) and its sleepy Broads villages with their pretty flint cottages and attractive churches. The coast is within easy reach with lovely sandy beaches and a string of villages spreading northwards to the bustling sea towns of Cromer and Sheringham. Alternatively, Norwich is 8 miles away with cathedral, museums, theatre, shops and restaurants. NT properties well worth a visit are Felbrigg Hall and Blickling Hall. Shop 500 yards.
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Sleeps 4
Weekly prices from £600 to £ 899
Self catering accommodation in Wroxham sleeps 4.
Features include: • Short Breaks • Pets allowed • Pub nearby • Sleeps 4
Accommodation overview: The Boathouse has been built to a nautical theme and has been equipped to the highest standard, offering excellent holiday accommodation. The properties (Refs CVK, CVL, CVM) are located on the banks of the River Bure, enjoying river views, and each property has the added benefit of a motor launch free of charge from 5th September to 22nd July (3rd Sept - 20th July 2011). Each has a ground floor compact decked area and first floor glass balcony, providing lovely scenery over the water with all its activity. Designed in ‘upside down’ style, the open-plan living area on the first floor has patio doors leading to the furnished balcony - perfect for relaxing and soaking up the atmosphere. The properties are situated in Wroxham, which is well known as the ‘Capital of the Broads’ and has a selection of cafes, restaurants and shops. One of the best ways to enjoy the Broads is on the water by motor launch or take one of the organised day trips arranged by the neighbouring boatyard. On the water, the beauty of the Broads can be truly experienced with its extensive wildlife (ducks, geese, swans, spoonbills and herons) and its sleepy Broads villages with their pretty flint cottages and attractive churches. The coast is within easy reach with lovely sandy beaches and a string of villages spreading northwards to the bustling sea towns of Cromer and Sheringham. Alternatively, Norwich is 8 miles away with cathedral, museums, theatre, shops and restaurants. NT properties well worth a visit are Felbrigg Hall and Blickling Hall. Shop 500 yards.
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Sleeps 10
Weekly prices from £900 to £ 1299
Self catering accommodation in Wroxham sleeps 10.
Features include: • Short Breaks • Pets allowed • Pub nearby • Detached • Sleeps 10
Accommodation overview: Still waters, scudding sails, stately swans and blissful peace – the magic of the Broads on your doorstep... Making a perfect base for a Broadland holiday, these four lodges are set right on the banks of the River Bure, which leads to Daisy Broad, in the heart of the Norfolk Broads. Each has a lawned/gravelled area beside the river, and the lodges are designed in ‘upside-down’ style, enjoying an upstairs sitting room leading on to a furnished balcony, where guests can relax in style and enjoy the sights and sounds of the river. All the lodges have been furnished and equipped to the E.T.C. ‘4 Star’ standard.
Wroxham is a bustling village, known as the ‘capital’ of the Broads, and has plenty of good shops and restaurants, as well as the ‘largest village store in the world’. There is also a leisure centre with swimming-pool at Moores ‘Peninsula’. Day trips on the Broads can be organised from the neighbouring owner’s boatyard – the best way to explore this fascinating area and visit a myriad of sleepy villages huddled round flint-towered churches.
Little or no expense is needed to savour the magic of slipping away from a mooring to steer a course through miles of secluded, lock-free waterways, sometimes with only the sounds of reeds gently swaying on the banks. A paradise for nature lovers, the Broads are alive with ducks, geese and swans, as well as a whole host of other birds, including spoonbills and herons – all within walking distance of Daisy Broad Lodges.
The lovely city of Norwich is just eight miles away, and offers an enormous amount of interest for the visitor. Here there is history, architecture, art, museums, shopping and leisure activities, as well as a pub for every day of the year! The Norman castle dominates the town from its vantage point on a hill. A formidable fortress, built in 1160, it once served as the county gaol, but now enjoys a more genteel existence as the Castle Museum, housing a fine array of British ceramic teapots and some splendid paintings.
There are 33 medieval churches, and outshining them all, the magnificent cathedral, with its solid Norman arcades and splendid soaring Gothic architecture – some of the best in Britain. Many other fine buildings can be found, sometimes tucked away down little alleyways and quiet courtyards. Wandering the cobbled streets, it is easy to feel the history of this ancient city. There are several museums, and the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts which has some splendid paintings and sculptures by Picasso and Henry Moore, as well as work from Africa and the Americas.
Apart from the history and culture, there is excellent shopping here and a lively market, as well as fine parks and plenty of leisure activities.
For a change of scene, the coast is easily reached, with lovely sandy beaches at Sea Palling, just 11 miles away. Long sandy beaches stretch all along this north-east coast of Norfolk, where a string of villages spreads northwards to the bustling resorts of Cromer and Sheringham. Shops 100 yards.
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Sleeps 10
Weekly prices from £900 to £ 1299
Self catering accommodation in Wroxham sleeps 10.
Features include: • Short Breaks • Pets allowed • Sleeps 10
Accommodation overview: Still waters, scudding sails, stately swans and blissful peace – the magic of the Broads on your doorstep... Making a perfect base for a Broadland holiday, these four lodges are set right on the banks of the River Bure, which leads to Daisy Broad, in the heart of the Norfolk Broads. Each has a lawned/gravelled area beside the river, and the lodges are designed in ‘upside-down’ style, enjoying an upstairs sitting room leading on to a furnished balcony, where guests can relax in style and enjoy the sights and sounds of the river. All the lodges have been furnished and equipped to the E.T.C. ‘4 Star’ standard.
Wroxham is a bustling village, known as the ‘capital’ of the Broads, and has plenty of good shops and restaurants, as well as the ‘largest village store in the world’. There is also a leisure centre with swimming-pool at Moores ‘Peninsula’. Day trips on the Broads can be organised from the neighbouring owner’s boatyard – the best way to explore this fascinating area and visit a myriad of sleepy villages huddled round flint-towered churches.
Little or no expense is needed to savour the magic of slipping away from a mooring to steer a course through miles of secluded, lock-free waterways, sometimes with only the sounds of reeds gently swaying on the banks. A paradise for nature lovers, the Broads are alive with ducks, geese and swans, as well as a whole host of other birds, including spoonbills and herons – all within walking distance of Daisy Broad Lodges.
The lovely city of Norwich is just eight miles away, and offers an enormous amount of interest for the visitor. Here there is history, architecture, art, museums, shopping and leisure activities, as well as a pub for every day of the year! The Norman castle dominates the town from its vantage point on a hill. A formidable fortress, built in 1160, it once served as the county gaol, but now enjoys a more genteel existence as the Castle Museum, housing a fine array of British ceramic teapots and some splendid paintings.
There are 33 medieval churches, and outshining them all, the magnificent cathedral, with its solid Norman arcades and splendid soaring Gothic architecture – some of the best in Britain. Many other fine buildings can be found, sometimes tucked away down little alleyways and quiet courtyards. Wandering the cobbled streets, it is easy to feel the history of this ancient city. There are several museums, and the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts which has some splendid paintings and sculptures by Picasso and Henry Moore, as well as work from Africa and the Americas.
Apart from the history and culture, there is excellent shopping here and a lively market, as well as fine parks and plenty of leisure activities.
For a change of scene, the coast is easily reached, with lovely sandy beaches at Sea Palling, just 11 miles away. Long sandy beaches stretch all along this north-east coast of Norfolk, where a string of villages spreads northwards to the bustling resorts of Cromer and Sheringham. Shops 100 yards.
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Sleeps 7
Weekly prices from £1300
Self catering accommodation in Wroxham sleeps 7.
Features include: • Short Breaks • Pets allowed • Pub nearby • Garden • Sleeps 7
Accommodation overview: This charming, thatched waterside property stands in its own lawned gardens with private mooring and is the perfect place to get away from it all. Nestling in the heart of Broadland, it has delightful views over Wroxham Broad from the kitchen, and views over the River Bure from the living room. Both rooms feature French doors leading on to wooden balconies, where guests can sit and relax watching the abundant wildlife, boats and wherries sailing past. It is a beautiful location for summer holidays and also during the winter when the Broads take on a serene beauty of their own.
Coot Wood is ideal as a base for fishing and bird-watching, and lies only a mile from the heart of Wroxham, where boat, cycle and fishing equipment hire are all available. Wroxham offers a selection of shops and cafés, and just a short drive away are Wroxham Barns and the BeWILDderwood Adventure Park which offer good days out for families. Both children and adults will enjoy BeWILDerwood with its tree houses, zip wires, jungle bridges, boat trips and marsh walks. Wroxham Barns will appeal to all visitors of all ages and offers giftware, country foods, a rose and plant centre, junior farm, children’s funfair, as well as numerous craft studios and table service restaurant.The historic and beautiful city of Norwich is 9 miles away with its magnificent cathedral, castle, museums and theatre, as well as its famous market, shopping arcades and street cafes. Explore the Broads with its quaint churches, inns, fens and conservation centres. The sandy coastline is only 12 miles away, whilst nearby there are golf courses and the area has a vast array of footpaths for short or long walks. Shops and pub 1 mile. Double bedroom with additional single bed (for +1) and en-suite wet room with toilet. Utility. First floor: Living room with electric ‘wood burner’, double sofa bed (for alternative sleeping only), wooden floor and French doors to balcony. Well-equipped farmhouse-style kitchen/dining room with solid oak units and French door to balcony. Double bedroom. Twin bedroom (can form 6ft double). Bathroom with free-standing bath, shower attachment and toilet. Wet room with toilet and sloping ceiling.
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Sleeps 6
Weekly prices from £600 to £ 899
Self catering accommodation in Wroxham sleeps 6.
Features include: • Open Fire or Woodburner Stove • Short Breaks • Pets allowed • Pub nearby • Sleeps 6
Accommodation overview: In a riverside setting in Wroxham, the ‘capital’ of the Broads, Barton House serves as a perfect base for family holidays. Forming a very comfortably furnished wing of the owner’s home (left in photograph), it lies surrounded by beautiful gardens, with terrace and barbecue area, sun house and badminton facilities; rowing boat and fishing are available on site. Enjoy a nostalgic trip aboard one of the owners’ two miniature railways, which offer rides within the grounds during organised events (3rd Sunday of each month). Bird-watching, cycling and walking, together with sandy beaches and traditional seaside towns locally. Boat trips in Wroxham. Norwich 8 miles. Shops and Inns ¾ mile. Living room with open fire. Spacious fitted kitchen/dining room with breakfast area and French doors to conservatory. Narrow steep stairs to first floor: Three bedrooms; one double with small understairs en-suite shower and toilet with sloping ceiling, two twin with wash basins. Bathroom with shower over freestanding bath and toilet. Separate toilet.
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Sleeps 6
Weekly prices from £600 to £ 899
Self catering accommodation in Wroxham sleeps 6.
Features include: • Short Breaks • Beach nearby • Pub nearby • Garden • Sleeps 6
Accommodation overview: Oak Barn is an adjoining barn which has been converted to a very high standard with a contemporary interior yet retaining its traditional feel. The holiday property is situated in the village of Tunstead, which has a restaurant and delicatessen selling locally sourced produce. Only 2 miles from Wroxham which is known as the Capital of the Broads, where day launches can be hired or river cruises are available. For the children there is BeWILDerwood Adventure Park, with its treehouses, zip wires, jungle bridges and boat trips. The coast with sandy beaches only 13 miles. Shops 2 miles, pub 1 mile. Utility. Double bedroom with 5ft bed and en-suite bathroom with separate shower cubicle and toilet. Two twin bedrooms (one can be double). Shower room with toilet. Open-tread stairs to first floor: Living/dining room with oak floor and well-equipped, contemporary, beamed kitchen area with range (for cooking), butler sink, granite worktops and tiled floor.
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Sleeps 8
Weekly prices from £674 to £ 1515
Self catering accommodation in Wroxham sleeps 8.
Features include: Short Breaks • Multi bathrooms • Non smoking Fishing nearby Luxury accommodation sleeps 8
Accommodation overview: Commanding an imposing waterside position on the fringes of Wroxham Broad this traditional and well appointed thatched property enjoys its own private mooring and a very large riverside garden. A tranquil haven for a Broads holiday – fishing from the grounds promises relaxing pleasure – Mallards lies just 1½ miles from Wroxham the capital of the Broads with its host of amenities cafés pubs riverboat trips and good selection of shops. Nearby Broadland's newest attraction Bewilderwood is a must for all the family as are Wroxham Barns with their animals and craft shops (4 miles). A wealth of attractions are found within 12 miles including glorious sandy beaches at Sea Palling Waxham and Winterton and Blickling Hall (N.T.) whilst the bird reserves picturesque fishing villages and seal watching boat trips of the north Norfolk Coast are also within an easy drive. The medieval city of Norwich with its magnificent cathedral castle cobbled streets museums galleries and fine shopping is just 7 miles.
Entrance hall. Spacious sitting room with views across the broad and double doors leading to dining room with doors to decking. Very well equipped kitchen. Bathroom/W.C. (shower attachment). Double bedroom with ensuite bathroom/W.C. (shower attachment). Double bedroom. Twin bedded room with views across broad. Bunk bedded room.
Phone enquiries: 0844 847 1143
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Sleeps 10
Weekly prices from £900 to £ 1299
Self catering accommodation in Wroxham sleeps 10.
Features include: • Short Breaks • Pets allowed • Pub nearby • Sleeps 10
Accommodation overview: Still waters, scudding sails, stately swans and blissful peace – the magic of the Broads on your doorstep... Making a perfect base for a Broadland holiday, these four lodges are set right on the banks of the River Bure, which leads to Daisy Broad, in the heart of the Norfolk Broads. Each has a lawned/gravelled area beside the river, and the lodges are designed in ‘upside-down’ style, enjoying an upstairs sitting room leading on to a furnished balcony, where guests can relax in style and enjoy the sights and sounds of the river. All the lodges have been furnished and equipped to the E.T.C. ‘4 Star’ standard.
Wroxham is a bustling village, known as the ‘capital’ of the Broads, and has plenty of good shops and restaurants, as well as the ‘largest village store in the world’. There is also a leisure centre with swimming-pool at Moores ‘Peninsula’. Day trips on the Broads can be organised from the neighbouring owner’s boatyard – the best way to explore this fascinating area and visit a myriad of sleepy villages huddled round flint-towered churches.
Little or no expense is needed to savour the magic of slipping away from a mooring to steer a course through miles of secluded, lock-free waterways, sometimes with only the sounds of reeds gently swaying on the banks. A paradise for nature lovers, the Broads are alive with ducks, geese and swans, as well as a whole host of other birds, including spoonbills and herons – all within walking distance of Daisy Broad Lodges.
The lovely city of Norwich is just eight miles away, and offers an enormous amount of interest for the visitor. Here there is history, architecture, art, museums, shopping and leisure activities, as well as a pub for every day of the year! The Norman castle dominates the town from its vantage point on a hill. A formidable fortress, built in 1160, it once served as the county gaol, but now enjoys a more genteel existence as the Castle Museum, housing a fine array of British ceramic teapots and some splendid paintings.
There are 33 medieval churches, and outshining them all, the magnificent cathedral, with its solid Norman arcades and splendid soaring Gothic architecture – some of the best in Britain. Many other fine buildings can be found, sometimes tucked away down little alleyways and quiet courtyards. Wandering the cobbled streets, it is easy to feel the history of this ancient city. There are several museums, and the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts which has some splendid paintings and sculptures by Picasso and Henry Moore, as well as work from Africa and the Americas.
Apart from the history and culture, there is excellent shopping here and a lively market, as well as fine parks and plenty of leisure activities.
For a change of scene, the coast is easily reached, with lovely sandy beaches at Sea Palling, just 11 miles away. Long sandy beaches stretch all along this north-east coast of Norfolk, where a string of villages spreads northwards to the bustling resorts of Cromer and Sheringham. Shops 100 yards.
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Sleeps 10
Weekly prices from £1300
Self catering accommodation in Wroxham sleeps 10.
Features include: • Short Breaks • Pets allowed • Pub nearby • Detached • Sleeps 10
Accommodation overview: Still waters, scudding sails, stately swans and blissful peace – the magic of the Broads on your doorstep... Making a perfect base for a Broadland holiday, these four lodges are set right on the banks of the River Bure, which leads to Daisy Broad, in the heart of the Norfolk Broads. Each has a lawned/gravelled area beside the river, and the lodges are designed in ‘upside-down’ style, enjoying an upstairs sitting room leading on to a furnished balcony, where guests can relax in style and enjoy the sights and sounds of the river. All the lodges have been furnished and equipped to the E.T.C. ‘4 Star’ standard.
Wroxham is a bustling village, known as the ‘capital’ of the Broads, and has plenty of good shops and restaurants, as well as the ‘largest village store in the world’. There is also a leisure centre with swimming-pool at Moores ‘Peninsula’. Day trips on the Broads can be organised from the neighbouring owner’s boatyard – the best way to explore this fascinating area and visit a myriad of sleepy villages huddled round flint-towered churches.
Little or no expense is needed to savour the magic of slipping away from a mooring to steer a course through miles of secluded, lock-free waterways, sometimes with only the sounds of reeds gently swaying on the banks. A paradise for nature lovers, the Broads are alive with ducks, geese and swans, as well as a whole host of other birds, including spoonbills and herons – all within walking distance of Daisy Broad Lodges.
The lovely city of Norwich is just eight miles away, and offers an enormous amount of interest for the visitor. Here there is history, architecture, art, museums, shopping and leisure activities, as well as a pub for every day of the year! The Norman castle dominates the town from its vantage point on a hill. A formidable fortress, built in 1160, it once served as the county gaol, but now enjoys a more genteel existence as the Castle Museum, housing a fine array of British ceramic teapots and some splendid paintings.
There are 33 medieval churches, and outshining them all, the magnificent cathedral, with its solid Norman arcades and splendid soaring Gothic architecture – some of the best in Britain. Many other fine buildings can be found, sometimes tucked away down little alleyways and quiet courtyards. Wandering the cobbled streets, it is easy to feel the history of this ancient city. There are several museums, and the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts which has some splendid paintings and sculptures by Picasso and Henry Moore, as well as work from Africa and the Americas.
Apart from the history and culture, there is excellent shopping here and a lively market, as well as fine parks and plenty of leisure activities.
For a change of scene, the coast is easily reached, with lovely sandy beaches at Sea Palling, just 11 miles away. Long sandy beaches stretch all along this north-east coast of Norfolk, where a string of villages spreads northwards to the bustling resorts of Cromer and Sheringham. Shops 100 yards.
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