The Nest, Dickleburgh

A spacious and charming cottage in a beautiful, rural location, which has been lovingly restored and refurbished to a very high standard. The Nest is an annex to the main house, completely self contained, with a separate entrance and private patio and garden area. The space The well equipped kitchen and lobby/utility area leads through to the cosy sitting room, complete with log burner, and a sumptuous sofa, which is the original part of the house. A door then leads through to two large light, bright and airy rooms, both with vaulted ceilings; the large bathroom, with an indulgent roll top slipper bath, separate corner shower, and a large window, leading on to the bedroom, with a beautiful kingsize bed, a large wardrobe, and french doors which open out into the garden. Entrance and utility and lobby area: Cupboards, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, microwave, Nespresso coffee machine and milk frother. Bench to sit, space for shoe storage, and hanging space for coats Sitting area: A large, sumptuous sofa, log burner, coffee table, armchair, TV and large window with views to the garden Kitchen: Well equipped with a large range of fitted units, oven, induction hob, table and chairs, radio. Bathroom: Large bathroom with vaulted ceiling, corner shower enclosure, basin, WC, and roll top slipper bath Master bedroom: Spacious bedroom with vaulted ceiling, french doors to the garden. Beautiful bed, bedside tables and lights, wardrobes, dressing table and chair Outside: Guests have the use of a private patio with bench, table and chairs, parasol, fire pit and views to the beautiful gardens and surrounding countryside. This area is screened and for guests use only ( not shared). There is a gravel drive for guests to park, and a secure shed, should you wish to bring bicycles Heating: Oil fired heating throughout Also... Wifi included, fibre, now a very good connection! (cannot be guaranteed). Mobile signal can be patchy depending on your provider Babies are welcome, but up to about one year old (pre-walking) due to the uneven stone floors and wood burner