charming Norfolk Flint Cottage / dog friendly!

Escape to Flint Cottage, A Beautifully restored, nearly 300-year-old flint cottage, tucked away in the peaceful village of Wereham, just a minute's walk from the traditional George and Dragon pub and picturesque village pond. The cottage comfortably sleeps two adults, Travelling with children? An air bed and travel cot are available! dog friendly! enclosed patio, fantastic nearby walks including Shouldham Warren, Flint Cottage is the perfect base for exploring Norfolk and all it has to offer. The space set in the beautiful Norfolk village of Wereham. Flint Cottage is perfectly located for exploring some of Norfolk's best-loved attractions. Within easy reach are Sandringham Estate, Shouldham Warren, Thetford Forest, Watatunga Wildlife Reserve and the beautiful North Norfolk coast, including Wells-next-the-Sea, Brancaster and Holkham. Whether you're looking for woodland walks, beaches, wildlife, market towns or fantastic country pubs, there's something for everyone nearby. We have lovingly renovated the cottage to retain its original character while providing all the comforts of modern living. Behind its traditional flint walls and Norfolk pantile roof, you'll discover a cosy retreat that's full of character. the cottage blends historic charm with everything you need for a relaxing stay, including fast Wi-Fi, Smart TVs, a fully equipped kitchen, shower room and a private enclosed patio garden with bbq. We hope you'll feel at home from the moment you arrive and enjoy exploring this wonderful part of Norfolk. Guest access key safe entrance and privacy, you have the whole cottage to yourselves with an enclosed private patio garden the rear. Other things to note Good to Know Before You Book As Flint Cottage is nearly 300 years old, you'll find a few charming quirks, including lower ceilings in places. We think they're all part of the cottage's unique character, but taller guests may appreciate the heads-up! Location. perfect base for exploring Norfolk with so many great places to visit, restaurants, pubs, historic sites, and the beautiful Norfolk coast.