‘Twit 2 Woo!’ is the second of only two unique Tiny Houses in a tranquil Norfolk field. In the village of Wicklewood, down its own winding lane, this is a perfect retreat to take country walks, head into the market town of Wymondham, the city of Norwich or the Norfolk coastline. Enjoy the sounds of nature, the sheep in the fields, the valley views and, if you’re lucky, see the steam trains pass on the Mid Norfolk Heritage Railway. Sorry, the Tiny House is not suitable for pets or small children. The space ‘Twit 2 Woo!’ Is a quirky, modern ‘Tiny House Pro’. There is one bedroom with king-size bed and patio doors leading out onto the decking with uninterrupted views of the valley. The second bed is mezzanine-style, upstairs from the main living area, with king-size bed and storage - this open-plan space has limited head-room, but lovely views! Downstairs is the comfortable living area with couch, bean-bags, smart TV and built-in Bluetooth speakers. The kitchen has a two-ring induction hob, sink, fridge, kettle and toaster. The patio doors offer views over the fields and lead onto the large decking area with table and chairs. Outside, there is a picnic table and barbecue. There are two fields to walk around. The heating/cooling is via solar powered air-conditioning and underfloor heating throughout the base of the Tiny House. The bathroom has a toilet, large shower enclosure and basin vanity unit with illuminated mirror. There is a wardrobe in the main bedroom, with further storage under the stairs. A parking space for one car is provided next to the Tiny House, further parking is available at the entrance gate. This property is not suitable for young children or pets due to the open stairs and potential electric fencing when sheep are in the field. Guest access You are free to roam around the Penny Loke fields. There is a river at the bottom of the valley and a separate field which is accessed over a bridge. Please be aware of the electric fences when sheep are in the field. Other things to note The Tiny Houses are not suitable for young children or pets due to the open stairs, high beds and electric fences when sheep are in the field. Penny Loke is valued for its peace and tranquility, so no parties or large groups.