High House,

High House is a three-storey thatched cottage built in 1820 in Happisburgh, a peaceful coastal village on the Norfolk coast. It sleeps up to 8 guests across three bedrooms making it a solid pick for a family gathering or group of friends. The cottage sits within a mile of the coast and comes with private parking for four cars.

Happisburgh is a quiet village surrounded by open fields with direct access to unspoiled sandy beaches. The area is known for its wide skies, wildlife and the famous red-and-white striped lighthouse the oldest working lighthouse in the UK just a short walk away.

The accommodation spans three floors. Bedroom 1 (first floor) has a kingsize bed. Bedroom 2 (first floor) has two pull-out singles. Bedroom 3 (second floor) has a kingsize, a single and a Z-bed plus an en-suite with cubicle shower and toilet. The ground floor bathroom has a bath with shower over. The living-dining room seats 8 and has a woodburner and Smart TV. The kitchen features a vaulted ceiling and full appliances including a dishwasher.

Norfolk Broads National Park is a short drive away. Bewilderwood family adventure park is roughly 12 miles south (25 minutes). Wroxham Barns is around 13 miles away (25 minutes). North Walsham market town is approximately 6 miles (12 minutes).

High House suits groups who want space, character and a genuine coastal Norfolk base. The thatched roof, sea views from the top floor and parking for four cars set it apart.