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Meadow Barn is a luxury detached bed barn conversion, situated in a lovely rural location, and under 3 miles from the award winning beaches villages of Mundesley and Bacton. With bedrooms on both floors and a separate annexe in the grounds sleeping a further 2 guests available, this property is ideal for a larger family or two. It boasts a wood burning stove, Aga, beamed ceilings, tiled floors, open planned living room, plenty of parking and being furnished, styled and equipped to a high standard. The perfect for guests seeking a luxury homestay in a peaceful location. . Detached Barn Conversion with separate one bedroom Annexe (at an additional cost) Please note there is an additional charge if you wish to use the annexe - please advise us at the time of booking. Sleeps 6 in the main house and 2 in The Annexe Exposed beams & wood burner Downstairs WC & first floor shower room Off-Road parking Open pan living and dining Area Fitted kitchen Close to Mundesley and Bacton beaches and North Walsham town Dog friendly for 2 pooches Electric Aga in the kitchen Easy clean tiled floors!

Edingthorpe is a small hamlet in a remarkably unspoilt pocket of countryside in North-East Norfolk between the coast and the broads. The coast at Bacton and Mundesley are about 2 miles away and have excellent sandy beaches as well as good local shopping facilities. The thriving and historic market town of North Walsham is about 2.5 miles away, and a range of supermarkets, leisure facilities and shops. North Walsham also has a train station with trains to Sheringham and Norwich. Wroxham is also about 9 miles. The coastal village of Mundesley is a great starting point for country walks with plenty of footpaths, circular routes and walking trails including Paston Way and and the Norfolk Coast Path and is also on the Deep History Coast Discovery Trail and has its own Discovery Point. Mundesley’s Blue Flag wide sandy beach, with colourful beach huts and shallow rock pools, is an ideal playground for children of all ages, and there is also great year-round sea fishing. Bacton is known for its very quiet sandy beaches offering miles of walking along the beach and cliffs. A pleasant sandy beach that stretches all the way to Mundesley in one direction and Walcott in the other. It is never busy at Bacton beach as there is no shortage of room. There is a car park at Cable Gap with sloped access. Like Horsey beach a few miles down the coast Bacton is a good place to spot a seal or two. Grey seals and pups are commonly sighted along this stretch of coast. The village boasts a fish and chip shop, two cafes, a church and a convenience store