Cow Parsley Cottage offers an idyllic holiday sanctuary, having undergone a stylish makeover in 2016. Situated in the serene village of Kettlestone, a stone's throw from the North Norfolk coast, this cottage emerges as an exquisite luxury retreat.

Designed to accommodate two guests, Cow Parsley Cottage serves as an inviting base from which to explore the picturesque coastline and the charming villages of Little Walsingham, Burnham Market, Blakeney and Wells-next-the-Sea. It’s the perfect starting point for exploring extensive unspoiled coastlines, critical nature reserves rich in wildlife, a multitude of quaint villages, magnificent stately homes and the expansive Holkham Estate with its vast sandy expanses.

The cottage boasts a cosy lounge complete with a wood-burning stove and Smart TV, a separate snug, a luxurious kitchen with premium appliances and a comprehensive selection of utensils, there is also a boot room. The upstairs features a spacious bedroom with a superking-sized bed dressed in Egyptian cotton sheets. An adjoining bathroom, meticulously updated, features a full-sized bath, a separate walk-in shower and a dedicated pampering area.

The interior's subtle Farrow and Ball palette, pristine furnishings and elegantly simple decor underscore the cottage's historical charm while incorporating a modern country style through exquisite fabrics from renowned British designers. The walls are embellished with beautiful paintings and art collections add interest to the shelves.

The cottage's private garden is a haven for soaking up the sun, and secure off-road parking is provided. Pet-friendly, the cottage welcomes either a larger dog or two smaller ones.

Potential guests should note the cottage's original 'Norfolk winder' staircase leading to the bedroom and bathroom. This traditional feature, being steeper and narrower than modern staircases, may not suit those with limited mobility.

There is plenty to see and do in the area, including:

Fakenham Racecourse.

Sculthorpe Moor Nature Reserve.

Creake Abbey Ruins.

Holkham Hall.

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Sorry, no children.