Coniac (an olde English spelling of Cognac) Cottage is in the charming and tiny Norfolk village of North Creake and is approximately 5/6 miles from the wonderful North Norfolk coastline. North Creake has a great pub, The Jolly Farmers, a post office, a 13th century church, the ruins of an Augustinian abbey and a small collection of galleries and shops/cafe at Creake Abbey galleries on the very edge of the village.  Perfect for a holiday!

North Creake is close to Burnham Market, one of the prettiest villages in Norfolk which has pubs/restaurants, butchers, delicatessen and all manner of small retailers. For a larger selection of shops and a weekly (Thursday) market Fakenham is only 7 miles to the south.

There is plenty to see and do within a short distance. The countryside is beautiful and walking and cycling are probably the best way to see the surroundings. There are numerous pubs within a few miles and easily within reach are the magnificent buildings of Royal Sandringham, Holkham Hall and Houghton Hall & Gardens; bird reserves of Titchwell and Cley; ruins of Castle Rising and Creake Abbey; Nelsons birthplace; as well as Holkham and Brancaster beaches; The Thursford Collection; golf courses and seaside resorts for relaxation, sailing, shopping and walking.

The cottage has three bedrooms and sleeps 6 in a double, a twin and a twin/double which can be made up either way. There is a bathroom/WC on the first floor and an additional WC on the ground floor. It is furnished to a high standard and has a fully fitted kitchen and living/dining area with a small backgarden. There is off road parking to the side for two cars. The views are of the surrounding countryside and the Jolly Farmers is a couple of minutes walk while the post office is about 4/5 minutes away. Bedding is supplied but towels are not.

This is a NO Smoking cottage and pets are not allowed.

For enquiries or booking availability please e-mail coniac@tiscali.co.uk