Malgwyn

Summary

Malgwyn is an Edwardian house, in a terrace of 5 houses in a private drive off Wodehouse Road. From the balcony one can enjoy the wonderful sunsets over the sea. It provides a good base for a seaside holiday. It is within a few minutes walk of the beach, even for small children. There are miles of unspoilt sandy beaches with the Coastal Path connecting them to nature reserves and Bird Observatory.

The house consists of:
Entrance Hall - with telephone.
Sitting Room - with comfortable seating, TV (with Sky Box), DVD, video and radio and open fireplace.
Sitting Room 2/Sun Room - with comfortable seating, a secondary TV (with Freeview), DVD, dining chairs and table - easily adapted for large parties to eat in. There are french doors leading to an attractive fully enclosed, well-tended, south facing lawned garden with garden chairs and table.
Kitchen - with breakfast table and chairs, electric cooker, 2 fridge freezers, dishwasher, washing machine and microwave.
Shower Room - with shower, washbasin and WC.

First Floor:
Bedroom 1 - with a 5ft double bed and washbasin.
Bedroom 2 - with two 2ft 6" divans - these can be hooked together to form a 5ft double bed. Sea Views.
Family bedroom - with 2 single beds, two bunk beds, cot and a Z-bed. French doors to the balcony and sea views.
Bathroom - with bath, washbasin and WC.

Facilities:
Central heating.
Up to 2 well behaved dogs are welcome for a small supplement.
Bed linen according to requirements. Towels are only provided for people from abroad.
A cot, a highchair and an additional Z-bed are provided.
Telephone for incoming calls only.
Automatic washing machine, dishwasher, 2 fridge/freezers, microwave, electric cooker.
Books and games.
All the main rooms are fully carpeted and have double glazed windows.
Barbecue (in the summer season).
WiFi internet access available.
Parking is available for 2 cars in the parking bay off the private gravel driveway.

For futher information and availability please call on 01223 290207 or email to [email protected]

Old Hunstanton is a picturesque village and is an ideal base for walkers, golfers, bird watchers, sailing enthusiasts and people who enjoy water sports. It is conveniently located for exploring the beautiful North Norfolk coastline as well as the many historic houses with their estates and gardens, like Holkham Hall, Houghton Hall and Sandringham. The village itself has a Post Office/General Stores (400 yds), hotels, pubs (the nearest 110 yds), a beach cafe, an 18 hole championship golf course, and a pitch and putt course. There is a bus (bus stop 400 yds) that connects with the more traditional seaside resort of Hunstanton (1 - 2 miles) where the supermarkets (including a Sainsburys and Tesco), fun fair, arcades, Sea Life Centre and other facilities are to be found, with grass tennis courts and indoor/outdoor swimming pool and sports centre with bowls and squash courts. The Coast Hopper bus (summer only) connects with the rest of the coast, as far as Cromer.

Rates: £460 to £1150 per week depending on season.
Maximum of 8 people.
Children are welcome.
No smoking. Pets are allowed by arrangement.
Off street parking.
Free internet/Wi-fi is now available.
3 Star Visit England.

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