Host & Stay | Millwood

Experience tranquillity at Millwood, a charming retreat near the River Bure. Enjoy activities like swimming, paddleboarding, canoeing, and fishing, or unwind in two beautiful gardens with scenic views. Spot local wildlife, including owls, hedgehogs, and woodpeckers! As the evening cools, head inside and relax by the wood burner for a cosy night. Millwood offers the perfect mix of comfort and adventure! The space The spacious lounge features a comfy corner sofa, two-seater sofa, and a Smart TV. There’s also a sunroom for morning coffee, and an upstairs playroom with a fold-up bed, TV, board games, and Wi-Fi. The kitchen is well-equipped with a fridge, freezer, oven, gas hob, dishwasher, and cafetiere. The separate dining room has a large table and ample seating for everyone. Choose from five bedrooms: a king-size and two doubles on the ground floor, and on the upper floor, a twin room with an ensuite and stunning River Bure views, plus a playroom with a fold-out bed. Please note that the fold-out bed is only deemed suitable for use by children. There are two ground-floor bathrooms—one with a shower, and the other with a bath and handheld shower. The twin room upstairs has an ensuite with a bath, shower, toilet, and sink. Enjoy two gardens, with the front offering River Bure views and space for outdoor activities. There’s parking for two cars, a BBQ, and room for dogs to explore the grounds, surrounded by beautiful flowers, shrubs, and trees. Guest access Guests have access to the full property. The keys to Millwood are accessed via a secure key safe and full details will be provided shortly before your arrival date. Parking is available very near to the front door if you need it via a gravelled ramp, so for safety reasons drive slowly if you use this route. Please be careful when using the exterior steps and patio area at the property. When the slabs are wet, they can become slippery as they're made from natural stone. Please note that whilst the property is set far back into it's own grounds, the quay opposite is a popular place for people to launch boats, canoes and paddleboards in the summer months.